scaryteacher, the rage and contempt is very real, widespread and will be long enduring. This is not in any dispute. We did leave in a peaceful, law abiding prosperous country, but can we take this for granted, now still? There is absolutely no comparison at all between 13 years of a government you disagree with, and taking an action that will destroy your country for ever. If you think the two are in any way anywhere close to the same order of magnitude, then you are another one who just doesn't understand what they have done.
There are people who would take up arms to protect the UK, My question was, who thinks this is likely/ unikely, to be the eventual outcome. But the answers have no validity, without understanding the fury, despair and hatred, or with insight into the real situation.
I really think you have lost the plot. Yes, some people are pissed off about the result, as I would have been if we had lost, but I wouldn't have indulged in the sturm and drang that you are exhibiting here.
The UK remains a law abiding, peaceful and prosperous country, so what has changed, apart from the fact that we will be leaving a supra national political organisation, outside of which much of the planet manages to exist, and thrive? We are leaving one organisation; we are not leaving NATO, the G20, the UN, the G7, the WHO, the IMF, the Commonwealth etc are we? Do get a grip and grow up.
Leaving the EU will not destroy the UK for ever. Don't be so wet. I understand very well what I was voting for and am fully aware that there will be a quid pro quo on things, but I wanted the UK out of the EU, especially having watched what it has done to Greece, and the ineffectiveness with regards to the migrant crisis, and the financial crisis.
For me there is a comparison between Labour being in for 13 years, as I can't see where they actually improved anything ...especially when Brown signed Lisbon. Thank goodness that is now being reversed.
I know there are people who would take up arms to protect the UK, I am a forces daughter, wife, sister and aunt, so that would be my family who will take up arms. We are also in NATO who would protect us if attacked. There is no chance of civil war in the UK because the people in the main are too pragmatic for that; there would be intelligence on this and steps would be taken, and HM Forces would if necessary, be used to pout down any insurrection, unless of course you would like to invite in EUGENDFOR?
We are not breaking off with our allies, think of all the bi-lateral treaties in operation which have sod all to do with the EU; our 'foundations' predate the EU by centuries; some of us were born, like my Mum, before the ECSC existed. There is life outside the EU.
You evidently don't want to listen to any of the very sensible answers that have been given to you, and you are sounding hysterical. If you have evidence that violent factions within the UK have been able to arm themselves, I suggest that you contact the police with the information.