I haven't seen the city breakdown sorry mate. I know that in my city and the surrounding area, every single voting region voted for out.

With regards to unemployment figures, as said above, the it's a bit shady what they include here.
Also, it depends on where you live. London likely has very low unemployment (and is a huge proportion of our country population), but Northern cities have higher unemployment.

In my opinion it's okay right now, but people aren't just voting for how it is right now, this is years of anger I suppose.
I think forecasts are (before referendum) that the job market is going to get worse, but yeah it seems good to me right now anyway.

It's because Alberta is the highest payed least taxed province by such an enormous margin nothing else even comes close. They're by far the largest contributer to the transfer payment program, where most of your so called educated liberal provinces seem to consistently end up being have not provinces that take billions and billions of dollars from the west...

They also remember Ralph Klein's legacy. Where he completely eliminated all debt, created the multibillion dollar heritage fund, and lead the economy to become so strong he literally had so much cash on hand he didn't know what to do with it.... So he wrote a checks to every man, woman and child in the province.

Nub Danish is incorrect saying that Alberta you are shamed for being a conservative.... Totally false. Maybe in some urban areas. But I'm flown in an out of almost every town, city on a regular basis and I've never been shamed for being a conservative. But what you do see a lot of is a lot of people from other provinces moving to Alberta.

I don't know if you've been to any of the universities around here, but every one I've been to has been heavily left leaning. Though it is true I've never felt outside of them any sort of people shaming conservatives.

At least that would save her from having to pay bedroom tax

I was going to specifically state the universities as a part of the urban areas because there isn't much else that is left leaning at all.... In any of industries, whether it's oil and gas, mining, agriculture, or lumber... and that covers the vast majority of the province even though the methods for all of them differ greatly depending on the region. The universities are a very small subculture of weak kneed, fake, snotty entitled brats.

They stick out like a very sore thumb anywhere else, especially once they start working... It takes years for them to contribute in positive ways, just because they're trained to be obedient and do whatever is necessary to make their professor happy. So when they're expected to think for themselves they don't know what they're doing. It's really strange. I only really meet engineering and geology students so it's a subset of a subset on our universities but I imagine in other fields it's the same. They get in, they want to help but they're so used to being told what to do they can't identify what's critical and how to contribute in meaningful ways.

http://aggro-gator.com/images/aggro-gatordotcom115746.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_JEd5NfoZBU

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But Sweden will basically be a 3rd world country within the next 20 years if they stay part of the EU LMAO

If you really want to move to a Nordic country that isn't turning into a complete shithole go somewhere like Norway or Iceland lol
I've been to Iceland, lovely place, lovely people. ez game

When people come to your house to harass you because they don't like the way a vote turned out and you've already achieved your goal, maybe you don't wanna stick around and deal with that harassment.

Oh you mean like pretty much every passionate group that looses a vote ever?

It was Boris Johnson's house that was picketed, there are no reports of protests at Nigel Farage's residence. Why do you insist on revisiting this subject when you literally can't get anything about it right?

https://bossip.files.wordpress.com/2015/09/nick-young-confused-face.png

The UK hasn't even triggered article 50, has Farage actually achieved his goal yet? It seems odd to me.

Farage is a coward just like Boris. They realised its going to be a shit fest so they're removing themselves from the situation to avoid taking any actual responsibility for it.

tbf he's been trying to quit since the general election but the party rejected his resignation

also

http://www.bbc.com/news/uk-scotland-22559526 I don't really care if it's at his house or in public either way it's wrong

I mean the vote passed and they're obligated to trigger article 50

Farage resigned because he realised he couldn't follow through on any of his promises he made in his campaign, so he though he may as well leave on a high than take the fall for the shit show that is to follow.

They're not legally obligated to at all, they could undergo a whole series of informal negotiations before triggering it or decide not to at all. Would be a pretty huge U-turn though.

It would be pretty undemocratic for them not to pass it, but i do hope they take their time sorting stuff out before triggering it so that it can't be the best for both the UK and EU.

You're supposed to do your research before typing which means you don't have to first be completely wrong, then dredge up a 3 year old story containing the quote

Hounded out of politics!

It will take a mammoth effort of will to pretend that the massive loss of sovereignty we'll suffer when we have to wave through thousands of laws and regulations while no longer having any representation at the law making level or securing any concessions on free movement in order to maintain access to the single market is preferable to making that u-turn.

But given we've just had the stupidest political campaign ever accidentally won by someone who was trying to lose gallantly nothing is impossible.

https://twitter.com/Gove2016/status/750238300091387904
This is a good meme

it's been going on for 3 years fam he's been harassed for years

Given how wrong you get everything it doesn't surprise me that you're vulnerable to Farage's propaganda not only about political matters but also about the extent of his own victimisation. You have my sympathies

Maybe it's not a great plan now, but it doesn't take effect until about 2 years.