You're quoting me, and then making an assumption about the way I voted, if I voted at all. That assumption is unsubstantiated. Do you often jump to conclusions without evidence? Further, the logic (if it could be called that) of your comment is that there was no bigotry before the vote, because only the vote enabled it to occur. Same with market fluctuations (your economic illiteracy is revealing too, as it takes 6 months for a recession to be declared). This is a critical thinking forum here: I suggest starting with "thinking" before you move onto the more complex "critical thinking".
You've got some nerve accusing Mader Levap of jumping to conclusions without evidence (despite there being evidence that you support Leave in this very thread) and then doing the same old misrepresentation of his post that you have earlier done with me, so that you can pretend you are making a reasonable point. In other words you are doing a straw man, and then getting on your high horse about critical thinking, while throwing in a gratuitous insult.
What a fine example you are!
This vote has enabled the closet racists to emerge from their hidey holes because they think your much touted "British people" have voted against immigrants, in their narrow-eyed view of what the vote as about.*
That's a simple and clear fact. Your pretence at not getting that, and your continual misrepresentation of what some of us are saying with regards to that, just shows how much you would like to validate the lying methods of the Leave campaign.
I wouldn't accept anything you say as valid or trustworthy, at this point, including your assumption of competence in analysing the behaviour of the markets.
ETA: * Just to be clear: A minority of British people have a xenophobic/racist undercurrent in their thinking (and the older they are, the closer to the surface that river runs), but the direction of public discourse and cultural activity/impulse over the last several decades has caused them to keep that instinct under check. This vote has emboldened them to speak up, under the delusion that the rest of us think the same. They, like you, trumpet this narrow result as a mandate from the whole country, which gives them permission to let the dogs off the leash.
Anyone who doesn't see that is either not being honest, or plain self-absorbed stupid. I wonder which category your misrepresentations and bogus arguments flow from, but I don't care. The result is all the same. If there's one thing this board has taught me, it's that there's no hope of either sort being open to reason. You will simply double down and carry on, just as the Leave campaign carried on, even after the result, insisting that "we send 350 million to the EU", even though it is a bald faced lie. Such contempt for the populace has been shown to work, as there is no consequence to having the lies exposed. If this result shows anything, it's that lying in public office is a viable political strategy. It's a lesson you seem to have taken to heart, since you continue to lie about what others have said in order to pretend that your superior intellect is a shining beacon of truth. Just like Farage, that bitter twerp that even in victory acts with spiteful vindictiveness. He's lucky no one has punched him in his fast smug face.
Don't worry, I'm not threatening to punch yours.
