heyeaglefn wrote:It may be down today, but it is near where it was just a week or two ago.

pacino wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

pacino wrote:the rise of the right-wing

great

Somewhat, but if you look at how the North of England, the West Midlands, and South Wales voted here and how they vote for parliament, it's a lot more than that

i haven't looked at the crosstabs, but it seems like the Leave campaign took an obvious EU dislike and were able to sway a good amount of people that aren't 'right' in the American sense. Johnson was touting beefing up the NHS, for example. Will that happen? Likely not, but it was promised. They were promising nationalism and getting your money back to use the way you want to; in the UK that also means how the government spends it, no?

JUburton wrote:Lesson: Old white people fucking love to vote to try and make things the way they used to be.

jerseyhoya wrote:

pacino wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

pacino wrote:the rise of the right-wing

great

Somewhat, but if you look at how the North of England, the West Midlands, and South Wales voted here and how they vote for parliament, it's a lot more than that

i haven't looked at the crosstabs, but it seems like the Leave campaign took an obvious EU dislike and were able to sway a good amount of people that aren't 'right' in the American sense. Johnson was touting beefing up the NHS, for example. Will that happen? Likely not, but it was promised. They were promising nationalism and getting your money back to use the way you want to; in the UK that also means how the government spends it, no?

If increasing the size of government expenditures on social services is right-wing using a bank shot of nationalism we're stretching the definition of the most of these categorizations past usefulness.

smitty wrote:

JUburton wrote:Lesson: Old white people fucking love to vote to try and make things the way they used to be.

Not me. My old friends actually contribute to our community by volunteering for worthy courses. Don't see many youngsters helping out although there are some. Our motivation is to support new projects. We are pretty generous with donations to church and charities. Not like in the old days when people didn't do so much.

JUburton wrote:

smitty wrote:

JUburton wrote:Lesson: Old white people fucking love to vote to try and make things the way they used to be.

Not me. My old friends actually contribute to our community by volunteering for worthy courses. Don't see many youngsters helping out although there are some. Our motivation is to support new projects. We are pretty generous with donations to church and charities. Not like in the old days when people didn't do so much.

#NotAllOldWhitePeople

But really, of course it's a sweeping generalization that won't apply to everyone.

kruker wrote:

heyeaglefn wrote:It may be down today, but it is near where it was just a week or two ago.

Yea, that's because people were way too overconfident and ran up the market in anticipation of a remain vote.

It's going to get worse. This is the precursor for the real Brexit unwind. Something happens at the end of trading today that will lop off more points. Think about it.

pacino wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

pacino wrote:

jerseyhoya wrote:

pacino wrote:the rise of the right-wing

great

Somewhat, but if you look at how the North of England, the West Midlands, and South Wales voted here and how they vote for parliament, it's a lot more than that

i haven't looked at the crosstabs, but it seems like the Leave campaign took an obvious EU dislike and were able to sway a good amount of people that aren't 'right' in the American sense. Johnson was touting beefing up the NHS, for example. Will that happen? Likely not, but it was promised. They were promising nationalism and getting your money back to use the way you want to; in the UK that also means how the government spends it, no?

If increasing the size of government expenditures on social services is right-wing using a bank shot of nationalism we're stretching the definition of the most of these categorizations past usefulness.

it was a 'who needs 'em?!' appeal. it certainly was, and that's generally more right-wing in nature.

Considering the ones happy with it are the FN and PVV, I feel fairly confident predicting a right-wing wave throughout europe. we've been seeing one for going on 2 years.

kruker wrote:

heyeaglefn wrote:It may be down today, but it is near where it was just a week or two ago.

Yea, that's because people were way too overconfident and ran up the market in anticipation of a remain vote.

It's going to get worse. This is the precursor for the real Brexit unwind. Something happens at the end of trading today that will lop off more points. Think about it.

Donald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump
Just arrived in Scotland. Place is going wild over the vote. They took their country back, just like we will take America back. No games!

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@realDonaldTrump Scotland voted IN you moron

Youseff wrote:

Donald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump
Just arrived in Scotland. Place is going wild over the vote. They took their country back, just like we will take America back. No games!

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‏@lilyallen
@realDonaldTrump Scotland voted IN you moron

When asked if he had spoken to his foreign policy advisers about the vote, Trump said “there was nothing to talk about” and that a Trump administration would continue to count Britain as a close ally.

Youseff wrote:

Donald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump
Just arrived in Scotland. Place is going wild over the vote. They took their country back, just like we will take America back. No games!

lilyVerified account
‏@lilyallen
@realDonaldTrump Scotland voted IN you moron

Donald Trump hires Michele Bachmann, Jerry Falwell Jr.

TenuredVulture wrote:

kruker wrote:

heyeaglefn wrote:It may be down today, but it is near where it was just a week or two ago.

Yea, that's because people were way too overconfident and ran up the market in anticipation of a remain vote.

It's going to get worse. This is the precursor for the real Brexit unwind. Something happens at the end of trading today that will lop off more points. Think about it.

Have you picked up any leveraged short ETFs?

heyeaglefn wrote:

kruker wrote:

heyeaglefn wrote:It may be down today, but it is near where it was just a week or two ago.

Yea, that's because people were way too overconfident and ran up the market in anticipation of a remain vote.

It's going to get worse. This is the precursor for the real Brexit unwind. Something happens at the end of trading today that will lop off more points. Think about it.

Still has little impact on long term investors. Just a buy opportunity.

JUburton wrote:

Youseff wrote:

Donald J. Trump ‏@realDonaldTrump
Just arrived in Scotland. Place is going wild over the vote. They took their country back, just like we will take America back. No games!

lilyVerified account
‏@lilyallen
@realDonaldTrump Scotland voted IN you moron

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