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Poll: We have a another OcUK Brexit poll boi!
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These people really think that the UK is going to turn into a 3rd world nation, they cant see anything of the downs sides to the EU at all, its scary how much Pro EU brain washing goes on.
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I think the votes from outside England were heavily in favour of remain. Over 90% IIRC
Considering that N. Ireland, Scotland, London heavily voted remain and it was a leave win.....just goes to show how many English voters decided to go.
and yes, London is basically a country in it's own right
Considering that N. Ireland, Scotland, London heavily voted remain and it was a leave win.....just goes to show how many English voters decided to go.
and yes, London is basically a country in it's own right
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One can easily say the same about the other side.........
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Remain and still remain.
Has there been any polls done based on which demographics voted remain/leave?
Has there been any polls done based on which demographics voted remain/leave?
You could say the same about anti-EU sentiment which is virulent in some of the UK press. It's just as scary how readily people will regurgitate what they read in the tabloids without a moments thought or conducting the most basic of research to see if what they are reading is wildly exaggerated.
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Leave in all previous polls on this matter and still Leave now. Nothing and no-one will ever convince me that a European superstate is a good idea - for that is the ultimate aim and always has been.
Juncker, Verhofstadt and co - a ragbag assortment of has-beens, never-weres and nearly-men (Kinnock a case in point) - have shown their true colours. Any organisation that resorts to threats and bullying to keep its members cannot seriously claim to be benevolent in its intent.
Juncker, Verhofstadt and co - a ragbag assortment of has-beens, never-weres and nearly-men (Kinnock a case in point) - have shown their true colours. Any organisation that resorts to threats and bullying to keep its members cannot seriously claim to be benevolent in its intent.
Nope I voted leave and as things stand, I probably still would. I'm still trying to work out which is worse, the superstate ideal and the mess in the EU or the Tories running the country with no real opposition.
Interested to know what you mean by this.
So even if someone presented you with a rational, evidence based assessment that objectively showed that we would be better off within the EU than without, you would still hold that opinion? Also, do you have any conclusive evidence that a superstate is the ultimate aim, and if you do, is there any evidence that the UK would not be able to resist such aims should it remain in the EU?
I'm not suggesting such an assessment was made to you during the campaign, I am just surprised that someone would make such a final statement.
- Exemption from further integration
- Refund from previous euro bail-out contributions
- Exemption from future bail-out contributions
- Recognition of non euro currencies in the EU
- Concessions on benefits for immigrants
- EU immigrants can be deported if they don't find a job within 6 months
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Leave then, Leave now.
Fair enough.
You need to define better, really. Better financially within the EU, short term? Probably. Long term? who knows. There's obviously a lot more reasons than finances as well, I personally voted because ideologically I think we should directly elect our leaders and they, and only they, should make all of our laws. Obviously immigration is a big one for a lot of people as well.
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