How will it not cost their industries.
https://next.ft.com/content/f6cda050-20bb-11e5-aa5a-398b2169cf79

"About a fifth of all cars produced in Germany last year, or around 820,000 vehicles, were exported to the UK, making it the single biggest destination by volume."

If you start getting into a trade war and imposing tariffs, how will that not affect sales of European products in the UK.

Greece has been crippled by being forced to join the Eurozone, they have a currency that is valued in a way that benefits Germany/France and it's put their economy in the toilet. They were given huge loans during the boom years and have now been forced into poverty due to repayments during the downturn, and they don't even have control over their own currency to try and improve competitiveness.

The NL also just had a poll where 54% of the population indicated they would be for holding a similar referendum. Marine Le Pen wants the same in France too. There are plenty of people around Europe who don't enjoy being ruled by unelected foreign bureaucrats.

Also yeah, the UK could potentially rejoin the EU in future. It certainly wouldn't happen in the near future though, but it's a possibility if we were to re-apply 20-30 years in the future. There are no laws to stop it.

Not at the expense of their own industries they aren't. Also what kind of message would it send, the only reason to stay in the EU is we will punish you if you dare to leave? It proves the leave campaigns point about the EU being an anti-democratic bully.

What, the idea of democracy and the right to self-determination is not worth a potential few % of growth? I guess Brits just value their freedom more than Canadians.

Well that was always going to happen initially after the referendum, nobody knows for sure what kind of trade deal we will get with the EU so investors will be cautious. That doesn't mean we won't get a favourable deal in the end.
You can't put a price on democracy anyway. Self-determination is more important than a potential extra 1% growth each year imo.

Not everyone is a racist just because they dislike the EU. A lot of people disliked the idea that laws could be made in the UK by European politicians who are in no way accountable to UK citizens; it's not like you can vote out a German MEP if you don't like the laws they are forcing upon you. We also pay in membership fees double what we get back in grants.

As for trade, we will be fine. France and Germany etc aren't going to spite their own industries just to punish the UK for holding a democratic referendum. What kind of message would that send, the EU will try to bankrupt you if the citizens of your country decide they don't want to be a part of it any more. Who would want to be a part of that club?

They also need us to buy their products, it'll hurt their own economies to impose restrictive tariffs.
http://www.ft.com/cms/s/0/9b727552-b48e-11e5-8358-9a82b43f6b2f.html
2.63million cars sold in the UK last year, over 80% of them from EU companies. Good luck to Merkel telling VW they can't trade with the UK any more.

But neither would 6s players. The entirety of comp TF2 is considered a joke in other scenes, and it's not because HL exists, it's because you are playing a cartoon free to play hat trading game.

The most popular competitive sport in the world (football / soccer) has multiple formats. 5-a-side / 11-a-side / 3v3 / etc.

Games company's typically don't make profit on hardware. They sell the hardware at a loss and then make it up in software sales later on (which wouldn't happen here as nobody is making more Dreamcast games and SEGA makes nothing off of the second hand market).

If you lower the fence behind the rock then it'll be harder to snipe the heavy and wont really hurt the sniper either as he only looks in one direction at a time anyway. If anything you might just buff it as a sniper spot as counter sniping will be harder (since he won't be visible from as many angles). I don't think it needs a nerf in the first place, it's good as is.

I get your point but they sign up for this job, nobody forces them to be there. They are public servants after all and I just think they should strive to act a little more professionally.

It's a minor issue in the grand scheme of things but I don't think they portrayed themselves in the best light here.

If you're unable to handle acting in a professional manner in high-pressure situations then maybe SWAT team's not the job for you.

I know it's not the biggest deal ever (I'm sure he'll get over the officer being mean to him) but there are standards of behaviour that are expected of you and that you agree to by becoming a police officer and "it's hard" is kind of a poor excuse for not meeting them.

Alan Wake is p cool if you are a fan of Stephen King/John Carpenter stuff although I wouldn't describe it as scary.

Play mixes/pugs/lobbies (depending on your level) and join merc groups and just put yourself about and get noticed. You are unlikely to get very far if you just message people out of the blue with a logs.tf link, you need to network and get a good reputation in order for people to give you a chance.

If you keen it up and have a good attitude the rest will come eventually.

Nobody is "righting the wrongs of society" whatever that means. You are being called out on your cuntish behaviour, people suffering from depression sometimes will try to commit suicide if they're encouraged to do so and I'm not sure why you think that's an OK thing for you to say to somebody who may be vulnerable?

It's not just Minnesota either, most states have some law against encouraging people to commit suicide:
http://www.patientsrightscouncil.org/site/assisted-suicide-state-laws/

Rather than just say carebear repeatedly maybe you could try explaining why you think its acceptable to act that way and why you want to be the kind of person who does this shit?

I hope this means middle school and you're still in your edgy teen phase.

Also if he tries to kill himself you may be liable under laws for assisted suicide, manslaughter, negligent homicide, etc depending on yours or his state even if he doesn't go through with it.

For example if you live in Minnesota:
https://www.revisor.mn.gov/statutes/?id=609.215

If you buy an item online in the UK you can return it for any reason within 14 days for a full refund provided you haven't damaged it. Just buy from somewhere that offers in store pickup and return it later.

http://www.pcworld.co.uk/gbuk/terms-and-conditions-861-theme.html#returns