The thumbnail image for this post is amazing . <| sep |> I really like Memphis ' helmets . <| sep |> The funniest thing is that I don ' t even have any love for the EU in of itself . I think it is a useful trade organisation that all the negatives are outweighed massively by the economic boost we get . If I was the undisputed ruler of the national forever like in a video game or something , my long term plan would be to basically wait until the EU really feels like it needs to integrate , and step out at that point , negotiating on good terms and in good faith to retain our favourable trade position . Even if I was a multimillionaire and the Brexit wouldn ' t affect me at all as all my money is stashed overseas , I ' d probably still view it all the same . Without wanting to sound presumptuous , if your background is an exbuilder even if you ' re in a well paying job now I ' m assuming your family and friends that you grew up with aren ' t ? I think what probably rubs people up the wrong way is while you were making an acceptable gamble in your view , your vote affects 70 million people . You ' re right that my money analogy isn ' t equatable to Brexit , but imagine instead of you picking which amount to choose and it was for you , you picked and it was for the entire country . Imagine for a moment it was a 100 % chance of everyone in the country getting 1 , 000 or a 50 % chance they get 2 , 000 or a 10 % chance they get 10 , 000 . Imagine you were the only person with the decision , and your outcome stays . Say you choose the latter and no one gets the money , and you say Well I ' m pretty well off and don ' t need the money , and 1 , 000 wasn ' t enough to convince me to stay . How do you think they would feel ? Like I said , I appreciate your honesty , and I also know that your individual vote didn ' t decide the referendum , but unfortunately voting only works if everyone votes as if their vote is the deciding vote .