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im being salty sorry >.>
I was poking fun at how I asked about, and only Neo seemed to answer it, in any fashion. The rest of you went past it as if it was on block or something. :P>_> What are you talking about?
Yea that's fair.The vote hasn't actually happened yet, so it's not like the outcome of it has become news yet.
Regardless, it's not like I haven't been thinking about it, or haven't cared. It's actually been occupying my mind quite a bit lately. It's just that I don't have super-strong feelings on it one way or the other. I sort of see where both sides are coming from and I feel conflicted based on that. Not to mention, I feel like I don't have enough background knowledge on European politics to really sift through all the evidence in the matter. And besides, I don't have a vote in all this anyway, so I'm kind of just waiting it out to see what happens.
I don't really want to comment on something as important as that when I feel like I don't know what I'm talking about. I already kind of feel embarrassed about that Tumblr post that I linked that was so easy to tear apart, and I feel bad about blindly echoing something without really taking a close look at it first, myself. >_>
Depending on how interest you are in the debate going on, there was a recent video about two well known YouTubers debating it.Simplified version: Imagine (the population of) a single state -- not even a large chunk of them together, but a single one -- thinking it can...
A: Secede from the US without any major consequences in terms of trade, priviliges and whatnot.
B: Survive in the current world all on its own and be able to negotiate with, say, China (and the rest of the US) on equal footing instead of being utterly crushed.
Even the mere possiblity of this secession actually going through is causing the stocks (as in banking) to bounce all over the place, and not in a positive fashion either. Yet still people think that all of this would be positive for the local economy...
EDIt: Oh, and when you point this out to them? Then suddenly it's not about the money anymore and you talking about money proves that the EU is only for the elite to gain more money at the cost of the commonfolk, which is why 'we' have to get out of it ASAP. So yeah... They can't even get their reasonings straight >_>
As for me personally? I'm leaning towards Stay right now.
Leave simply seems to be 'hoping' it will be better, which leaves a ton to chance. As well as arguing it will be better "In the long term".
But if we're playing the Long-Term game, EU wins that even when you look at stuff like Mars Colonisation and Humanity becoming a multi-planetary species.