for anyone who wants to read the letter:

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/article-50-letter-in-full-eu-nationals_uk_58dba166e4b0cb23e65cf005?utm_hp_ref=uk

all of the inbreds outside of our capital voted leave

This post was edited by WelSh on Mar 29 2017 05:14pm

and the inbreds in the capital mostly voted remain? It is wales after all

Finally indeed.

The UK kept halting any potential progress in the unification of the EU, I think this will be a blessing for us in the long run. I don't think this will be beneficial for the brits, but I wish them the best. Over all I'm glad that they won't be influencing our decisions and demanding special clauses and treatment for them.

Don't understand how UK opposition parties are still making a fuss about this though. If people voted leave then there's no going back and it's the politicians' responsibility to make it happen as quick as possible, even if they don't like the outcome.

I hope eu will show no mercy and brits will suffer so much as an example to not follow
Heil

wouldn't say "halting" but rather "slowing down", otherwise i agree with your sentiments

Emotions though.

You would think that's how democracy works, wish the idiot protesters and politicians got this memo.

You actually wouldn't, since it was an advisory referendum and not something that is binding. It's also accepted that if we re-polled today support wouldn't be nearly as high. There was a huge wave of regret as many of the people who voted yes symbolically had a unanimous "Oh fuck, I just wanted to send a message, I didn't actually want it to pass."

In a democracy what the majority decides then that decision needs to be executed. There was a vote, most UK citizens decided leave, that means their wishes should be honored, period. It's a scary world we're moving towards where people think that democracy should be tossed out (when it doesn't go our way) and instead we should just get do overs.