United Kingdom Referendum on European Union Membership

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Well, this has just been a banner year for politics the world over.

Can we all agree, at least, that David Cameron is probably the worst (democratically elected) world leader of the decade?

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So, suppose it's five years down the road and the EU has "made an example" so-to-speak of the UK. The British economy is in disarray, and there's a huge sense of regret. This isn't like a normal election where you can just throw one side out. How easy would this be to undo?

At the very least, I can't imagine they'd be allowed to keep the pound.

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I assume this country will be stripped of all international responsibility. How can it be trusted with a UN veto power if it literally decides to will be kinda fun to risk the world economy because "muh feels"? A sad, sad end for Britain's status as a global power.

Is it sad that I'm sort of cheering for a (now impossible) Corbyn victory so at least they'll get rid of the nukes they can no longer be trusted with?