I voted out, but i do not think we will leave anyways.

I have followed my gut instinct and voted out.

However, with it being so close to call I think many floating voters may vote remain - better the devil you know.

As for the debates, I just found them to be a slanging match with people butting in, talking over each other and being very unruly. It really turned me off listening to the debates. I found reading about the issues far better.

Then again, I've never been one for confrontations.

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American here. Can I have the short version of why this is happening, why it matters, and the pros/cons of either side?

Or you could just read it? What you asked for there is more detail, unless you want a novel, take out 2 minutes of your day and give it a gander.

I surely hope you don't have the same attitude for your own politics

That's at least 8-10 minutes of reading. Way too much for politics of a country I don't live in.

People don't know what they've done, our currency has plummeted. What good does being an independent country do? I highly doubt all of the immigrants will be deported. Only thing that will happen is us all getting royally screwed. I've been checking by the minute earlier before we were declared out, our currency was £1=$1.50 now we're at £1=$1.32. Well done voters. I'm 17 so obviously I didn't vote however those that did, a lot of them won't live to see the consequences but us that will didn't even have our voices heard.