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Poll: The EU Referendum: How Will You Vote? (June Poll)
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You've forwarded your evidence of this onto the appopriate authorities of course? Or are you actually working for our security services and accidentally let slip
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I live and work here, my well being is here. All it says is that i don't have this ridiculous false pride and a false idea of sovereignty.
You dont know a thing about me but feel free to enlighten the rest of the forums why you think having English blood means anything in this referendum.
So what exactly does it say about me, cause y'know... it says it all?
You can bang on about loyalty to blood or whatever nonsense you wish but if my well-being is here, then loyalty to myself will suffice
We get it - you hate dem forignurs.
I don't think you understand what the EU is. We are members of NATO, the G8, G20 and the UN. We are not leaving any of these organisations and these are the ones with military influence.
How could anything change overnight if we leave. There is a long exit strategy which will take a number of years to complete. Everyone will get up for work the next day and life will go on as normal.
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We do go round shooting the jobs and throwing rice into peoples faces
ps. sorry for taking your job and paying your taxes
Now now, a lot of foreigners are unable to achieve and build there own first world developed civilised countries with a high quality of life, which is usually the reason they all want to live in our countries.
lol very dubious use of statistics... you're looking at a single quarter and a difference of 0.1 for that single quarter when if you scroll down and look at the chart there is a much different picture. I don't think you can really establish a trend or make an argument from a single data point like that, but it was amusing of you to try.
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Now now, a lot of foreigners are unable to achieve and build there own first world developed civilised countries with a high quality of life, which is usually the reason they all want to live in our countries.
I didn't really get a choice, my family came here because of politics and they decided to stay here after i was born so as to not ruin my education.
What difference does it make what blood is under my skin, i have as much right to vote and stay here as anyone else in this thread, even if it does disagree with those that feel my background compromises my ability to make decisions.
Issues on the horizon while remaining in the EU:
- Turkey will be joining (they may be a replacement or lever for Greece)
- Increasing authoritarianism (eg for every migrant you refuse you will be fined €250,000)
- Greek debt will be round again soon
- Spanish debt will begin to rear its head again
- Other EU countries demanding their own referenda on membership and likely exiting if current trends adhere
- Despite lies from Euro supporters we should have listened to Farage when he said the plan was for a Euro Army. He was right and they were firstly liars and wrong then wrong and liars
- Turkey will be joining (they may be a replacement or lever for Greece)
- Increasing authoritarianism (eg for every migrant you refuse you will be fined €250,000)
- Greek debt will be round again soon
- Spanish debt will begin to rear its head again
- Other EU countries demanding their own referenda on membership and likely exiting if current trends adhere
- Despite lies from Euro supporters we should have listened to Farage when he said the plan was for a Euro Army. He was right and they were firstly liars and wrong then wrong and liars
Likely the same story for most people, give or take a few generations
Careful, you will break the KitKats Law!
But then again, KitKats are made to be broken
How dare you
I agree: it's cherry picked, but so is the idea that because the Eurozone has has done poorly over the last few years it's somehow a zombie economy that is fading away. In fact, the EU remains the biggest economic area on Earth and is very likely to continue to do so. Moreover, as our nearest neighbour, it will continue to be our biggest trading partner even if we do decide to set lose on the Brexit road.
This does not apply to the UK (or Denmark), but I can see how you'd take it as increasing authoritarianism.
This will affect us anyway, but fortunately we're not part of the Euro, so won't affect us as much as it could. I don't think EU membership really affects this.
It could happen, or it might not.
Holding Farage up as a poster boy for honesty isn't really going to help your point.
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Glad you noticed, i thought that one was wasted!
Out of interest, if you don't mind me asking of course... where would you have been from if they'd stayed? (just being nosy)
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