I still don't think I have a say in this, but never I thought I would live to see my life dreams shattered by an insignificant 52%, most of whom won't live long enough to see the consequences of their vote tearing their OWN youth's opportunities and future possiblilities asunder.
Then again, I was hoping to become one of those extremely dangerous inmigrants they had to shield their economy away from. So well done, I guess.
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sosbanfach:
@cullie the stupid bit is that immigration is such an insignificant issue in practice that the deal we cut will almost certainly see us stay in schengen, British expats will be fine staying abroad, current EU migrants in the UK will be fine to stay. A massive number of Leave voters voted Leave to "control our borders" but little will actually change in that regard. What will change is how we trade, how we fund ourselves, etc. What will change is the cost of living, our economy, the strength of our currency. All to shit.
orijjinalchris:
The really sad thing is that the amount of young voters who actually bothered to vote was quite low, if they'd not been so complacent, they could easily have swung the vote.