Congratulations Britain!
Now I just wonder why does it seem like *every* referendum or election with two choices always ends up basically being 50/50? Why is it never 62/38 or 29/71?
It's how humans think. Politics is naturally polarizing, and parties will never fear embracing that. So as a sentiment catches on, the opposite sentiment tends to catch on just as fast. Then, when the two sides inevitable bicker and fling stuff and each other, people who leaned towards one side will either end up in the middle or the edges, allowing it to settle towards 50/50. It's in our nature to give something and its opposite equal weight. It's why climate change is still disputed by many uneducated people despite the massive scientific consensus - they just think of two sides as two equal positions in their head, even though there is no actual doubt about whether climate change is real or not.
Not about to take political advice from a 13 year old mate.
Anyway, all Britain needs to do now is vote in UKIP. How glorious would that be?
It would be glorious in the same sense as "our glorious leader, Kim-Jong Un" or "the glorious Third Reich." It's just far-right demagoguery - certainly not fascism, but not that far off.
