To think all these people who've suddenly been galvanized into voting...

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...to leave - are now going to throw their hands up in the air, and leave the hard work of sorting their choice out to far more knowledgable people, who didn't even want to go down this route in the first place?

There is no plan, post vote: leave. No plan.

Please let me be wrong about this.

Oh get over yourself. One person is entitled to one vote.

And they have a responsibility to know what they're voting for.

Not feeling and less wrong yet...

Er how do you know there's no plan!?

And assume these 'more knowledgeable people' are employed to do the job?

Oh no not another one .....

Er how do you know there's no plan!?

Well, what is it? If there was a plan, surely it would have featured as part of Leave's campaign....?

As a mid 20's person on zero hours that has to compete with immigrants that will work under min wage for cash in hand, I voted leave and am happy too, it can't get worse for us mid 20's underclass. Worst thing that can happen is all those college degree people will feel the hurt with us and their house prices will drop well boo hoo try getting a mortage on a zero hour contract. None of this will be worse for us there is a chance for hope things will get better now for the british working classes.

I don't understand why people think Boris Johnson, of all people, is going to lead a revolution for the working classes.

Cuase leaving is the best for us, labour don't care about the working class anymore they care about helping terrorists enter the UK rather then us.

Enjoy working for under minimum wage for cash in hand now yourself. The mid 20s really could have done themselves a favour by getting off their arses in the last two general elections. Wake up, the political parties of this country don't give a fuck about you.

yawn

User1466: There is a minimum wage because of the EU. It may well disappear. You're rights as an employee will be eroded. Sorry. I am on a zero hours contact.

'Your rights' !

The minimum wage was nothing to do with the EU and everything to do with Labour's manifesto commitment in the 1997 general election.

That manifesto commitment was influenced by the EU. In general, workers have a better deal because of the EU.

www.theguardian.com/money/work-blog/2013/jan/24/europe-legacy-uk-workplaces

Ok I didn't vote for this but one of the real positives about it was the size of the turnout. In reality no one know if it will work out ok or badly, but we do need to build on it somehow. How do we keep people voting and make everyone interested in having a say in our future?

Er how do you know there's no plan!?

The 'Leave' campaign has no plan.

Interested to hear yours though, MumOnTheRun. Or indeed, anyone's, at this point...

User1466 can you please explain to me why leaving the EU means that you'l no longer be employed on zero hours contracts?

You don't realise, do you, that you're gonna get shafted whether we leave or remain.

There is no plan.
That's why I voted to remain.