Poll: The EU Referendum: How Will You Vote? (June Poll)

Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?

  • Remain a member of the European Union

    Votes: 794 45.1%

  • Leave the European Union

    Votes: 965 54.9%
  • Total voters
    1,759
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phil675 said:
Really?
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Flowers probably donated by the leave campaign.
 
I was getting hopeful we would leave, now I am 100% convinced we will stay in. There won't be much about economics this week, it will all be about 'not dividing us'
 
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Farage and his UKIP cronies have already done a pretty good job of that for Brexit. Their latest poster teeters on outright racism and I fail to understand why any right-minded person would wish to ally themselves with that sort of hatred and bile.
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Steady on my old son - there's just as many fruit-loops on your side. And I would argue that they're more dangerous as like most on the Left, they think they have a God-given right to the moral high ground.

Thankfully, that nutjob appears to have been banned from Twitter since posting those comments.
 
Well, it didn't take Cameron long or the Beeb to place an image of both in an article.

David Cameron: 'No turning back' on EU vote

IMO in very bad taste and using her murder to fight a cause and pull on the heart strings of the British public. Yes, she might have stood for democarcy, but come on, this is just wrong!!

Imagine the back lash & out cry if the Leave campaign used her murder in that way.

Very, very sad to see and shame on them.
 
izzop said:
Well, it didn't take Cameron long or the Beeb to place an image of both in an article.

David Cameron: 'No turning back' on EU vote

IMO in very bad taste and using her murder to fight a cause and pull on the heart strings of the British public. Yes, she might have stood for democarcy, but come on, this is just wrong!!

Imagine the back lash & out cry if the Leave campaign used her murder in that way.

Very, very sad to see and shame on them.
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Like I said, nauseating. And you can add to that opportunistic, ghoulish and worst of all, utterly shameless ...
 
izzop said:
Well, it didn't take Cameron long or the Beeb to place an image of both in an article.

David Cameron: 'No turning back' on EU vote

IMO in very bad taste and using her murder to fight a cause and pull on the heart strings of the British public. Yes, she might have stood for democarcy, but come on, this is just wrong!!

Imagine the back lash & out cry if the Leave campaign used her murder in that way.

Very, very sad to see and shame on them.
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Unsurprising. Remain seem willing to to use whatever means necessary to flip vote sentiment in their favour.
 
Wondered how long it will take the Remain campaign to use Joe Coxs death as a good excuse to stay in the EU because "its what she would have wanted"...it really doesn't surprise me with our government.

Very sad loss indeed,But will it sway my vote..nope,Still out.
 
I wonder what her family make of it.

If it was a member of my family being used in such a way, I'd be fuming to say the least and would ensure it was known how I felt about.
 
This whole thing has descended in to a farce now. Our prime minister, already a man of little integrity, using the tragic murder of a young MP for political point scoring. Describing the EU as the "ultimate democracy".

I was hoping people would see through this nonsense, however some of the pro-remain rhetoric being posted on social media at the moment is bordering on hysterical. Might just avoid it all for a few weeks.

Instead of a sensible debate as to whether we want to remain part of a pan-European trading organisation, we get all this partisan, ideological nonsense. I truly despair.
 
Unfortunately, intended or not, the death of an MP at the hands of someone who was mentally ill and psychologically unsound is being used as capital by an unscrupulous remain side.

The media, and individuals are using it to question the motives and behaviour of anyone intending to vote leave and I know a number of leave moderates who will be put of by that for fear of being tarred with the same brush.

This vote will not now be decided by facts or statistics, by hope and dreams but instead by a vocal 'left' minority who seek to vilify at every opportunity. People will not want to be linked to a mentally ill individual who in a supportive society never would have been roaming the streets or having access to materials that could exacerbate his condition.
 
Take note folks - 16th June was the day any hope of salvaging Great Britain as a sovereign nation in charge of its own affairs truly died.

And it happened at the hands of a village idiot with a homemade gun. Wow. What an inglorious end to this country's history ...
 
vincent1989 said:
This vote will not now be decided by facts or statistics,
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It never would have been, most people had picked their side before any campaigns begun and had no intention of changing their mind no matter what they heard.

It was always destined to be based on preconceptions and prejudices that existed already, this event will have precious little effect on the result in reality but if the result is remain, it will be scapegoated by leave as the reason why. It couldn't possibly be that public opinion might have been pro remain anyway.
 
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