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I have no stake in this fight, but.. from popular media, and my social bubble, the message seemed the exact opposite. It felt like the brexit people said that t
by legolas2412 6y ago
I have no stake in this fight, but.. from popular media, and my social bubble, the message seemed the exact opposite. It felt like the brexit people said that they would be able to survive with the same economic level and the ability to make their own laws and regulations, while everyone else ridiculed them with how britain would not even be able to get food, and would collapse into mayhem.
- LatteLazy 6y agoWell we are currently suffering a mini economic collapse. We've lost about 5% of GDP and counting. There are food shortages (no brocoli, a lot of tropical fruit is gone) just not "we are hungry" shortages. There are also shortages of other things. I had to wait 8 weeks for a stove because it was stuck in port. My housemates bike is 8 weeks and counting and no sign of that yet. I don't know about the more far fetched predictions but I'd say the remain campaign is looking about 80% correct and the leave campaign -80% correct... It should probably be noted as well that predictions of the UKs total collapse were always a small fringe of the remain campaign. Predictions of the EUs collapse were central and mainstream in the leave campaign. Its actually still being predicted now by them!? Beware: Source is BS fake news crap, not fit for human consumption https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1319900/eu-news-bloc-collapse-next-leavers-brexit-uk-italy-spt https://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/1319900/eu-news-bloc-colla...