Germany rules Europe and has lots of problems. China rules the world and has lots of problems. Australia thinks it has problems, but it really doesn't.
We don't have increasing unemployment, homelessness, widening gap between privileged and the poor? I could go on, but Australia does have problems and I don't understand why you say we just think we have
UK already tried to negotiate better terms, with this referendum as kind of a threat to back it up. But guess what? They didn't get very good terms, and sure enough people voted to leave.
And anyway, it will look really bad for the politicians if they simply ignore the leave vote. The only somewhat graceful way to get out of it that I can see would be to have a second referendum "Really leave the EU, for sure?" and have it go the other way... which is possible since apparently a significant fraction of people voted to leave without thinking there was any chance they would win. But it's hard to know how many would actually change their minds.
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If the UK has any brains it will try and renegotiate a better position and remain within the EU.
If the EU has any brains, they will push the UK out first, then make them negotiate a return - with far less favourable conditions than they have now.
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Germany rules Europe and has lots of problems. China rules the world and has lots of problems. Australia thinks it has problems, but it really doesn't.
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We don't have increasing unemployment, homelessness, widening gap between privileged and the poor? I could go on, but Australia does have problems and I don't understand why you say we just think we have
UK already tried to negotiate better terms, with this referendum as kind of a threat to back it up. But guess what? They didn't get very good terms, and sure enough people voted to leave.
And anyway, it will look really bad for the politicians if they simply ignore the leave vote. The only somewhat graceful way to get out of it that I can see would be to have a second referendum "Really leave the EU, for sure?" and have it go the other way... which is possible since apparently a significant fraction of people voted to leave without thinking there was any chance they would win. But it's hard to know how many would actually change their minds.