Why I voted Leave in the EU Referendum

[louisthomas]

Comments

[koltci]

It was the choice between bigger EU socialism and smaller UK socialism, independence and dependence, bigger freedom and a temporary security.

[mikefromtheuk]

The EU is a centralised and unelected dictatorship.

[milano1113]

That was quick, but as you said you could talk about it much longer in details. Even though I don’t live in UK 🇬🇧 I actually wasn’t surprised by the outcome. I do believe UK is better off on its own making decisions for themself instead of listening to all these bureaucrats. Let’s be honest, the recent ideas of letting all these refugees with completely different cultures to come to European countries just didn’t work out. Look at the Germany, it’s not that country anymore where you felt safe, especially in bigger cities. My friend lives in London and she is definately happy about brexit.

[techwizardry]

Monster bureaucracies like the EU are doomed to failure for one simple reason: there is no ONE people within continental Europe!

[obest]

It was a decision between socialist economy and a traditional conservative British type of economy , it is all about controlling and using ones resources for the benefits of its citizenry (Britain) . Britain fills short change in Europe been a major contributor to the growth of the European economy while receiving less in return @louisthomas

[hashcash]

When you mention 'homogenizing' - I think I understand what you mean. To me it has always felt like a forced idea. I mean if the laws ans culture of different parts of a continent were to mix ,they should naturally and the outcome of it should be natural progression of people mixing with each other. I think this way the result of that have the best possibility to survive. This whole EU thing feels like a big unnecessary experiment that is being forced.

I mean does Europe even needs it? The cross border cooperation in Europe has always been the best in the world.

[kouba01]

I hope this will put paid to the ridiculous apologism that Brexit wasn’t about immigration but rather ‘sovereignty’ and the freedom to ‘trade more globally’.

[aminul73]

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[sujonmia]

Well, that was pretty short. In my opinion, it's better to put hardforks on Bitcoin and solve the issues that it may have than to go creating new cryptocurrencies to "substitute" the one that is already on the way to improvement, to become what we really want.

Otherwise, we'll be promoting eternal branching and weakening of each cryptocurrency that we want to support and that will probably end up in many of the concepts dying from weakness in the face of other stronger cryptocurrencies that may not

[emmakkayluv]

Everyone is free to do whatever pleases him, you are free to make your choices too...

[mikak65]

Solid. Brexit was the absolute sensible way to act. EU leadership in Brussels is imo corrupt to the hilt and especially euro is flawed as a currency.

[nigelgambanga]

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[crypto.piotr]

I respect you @louisthomas but I kindly disagree.

Look at history of europe. War after war after war. European union is the only reason why this time it's safe here and fighting is happening elsewhere.

If EU will fall apart then I can easily imagine that europe would again become battleground.

EU is not perfect, but it keeps us safe. That's the reality of it. If EU will start falling apart then strong and firm leaders will take over and military will be rulling this part of the world for very very long. That's just the way it always is whenever unrest is growing.

I can only pray that EU would last as long as possible.