Poll: The EU Referendum: How Will You Vote? (June Poll)
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I understand you are against 'deeper integration'. But is that all you are basing your vote on?
This isn't a referendum about 'deeper integration'; its a vote about the EU as a whole.
We have facetious amount of control, because no-one cares...
It's really simple, people disengage with politics at the ballot box, because their boring ****** office job is too important.
Dude stop talking please. What am I ignoring?
The possibility of deeper integration is far from the only thing that fleshes out my decision. You even bother reading what people write? Or do you just make assumptions and then shout down to everyone that they are wrong based on these assumptions?
Gents. We gave up our veto for federalisation of the EU in February, in exchange of the smoke and mirrors DC brought back to base his argument to stay in the EU.
Simple facts.
There are going to be no future voting for or against federal Europe.
Hell i wont be surprised if the pound is gone in favour of the euro, after the summit that is due to be discussed.
Our opinion will never be asked again not now not even in 40 years.
Simple facts.
There are going to be no future voting for or against federal Europe.
Hell i wont be surprised if the pound is gone in favour of the euro, after the summit that is due to be discussed.
Our opinion will never be asked again not now not even in 40 years.
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If we vote to Remain. your whole british way of life.. will be gone.. forever. this is already happening.. slowly but surely.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/columnis...ive-A-mosques-prayer-amid-Oxfords-spires.html
http://news.bfnn.co.uk/new-muslim-mosque-to-have-speakers-that-can-be-heard-up-to-15-miles-away/
If we vote to remain, it is not a vote for the status quo.. you will get :-
By 2025 we will be using the Euro
A European Army
Direct bussels taxation in your paypacket. (on top of GB taxes)
Even more stretched Housing, School Places, Dentists, Doctors, Hospitals.
Privatisation of the NHS (through the TTIP deal)
You will lose Habeus Corpus (innocent until proven guilty).
You will lose common law. (it has no EU equivalent) - common law, is , arguable one us peasants greatest inventions. its taken 100's of years to become.
and
You will still not be able to remove from power those that make these rules (the EU commision).. its essentially a complete loss of Democracy.
If i was younger, and we voted to remain. i would leave the country.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/columnis...ive-A-mosques-prayer-amid-Oxfords-spires.html
http://news.bfnn.co.uk/new-muslim-mosque-to-have-speakers-that-can-be-heard-up-to-15-miles-away/
If we vote to remain, it is not a vote for the status quo.. you will get :-
By 2025 we will be using the Euro
A European Army
Direct bussels taxation in your paypacket. (on top of GB taxes)
Even more stretched Housing, School Places, Dentists, Doctors, Hospitals.
Privatisation of the NHS (through the TTIP deal)
You will lose Habeus Corpus (innocent until proven guilty).
You will lose common law. (it has no EU equivalent) - common law, is , arguable one us peasants greatest inventions. its taken 100's of years to become.
and
You will still not be able to remove from power those that make these rules (the EU commision).. its essentially a complete loss of Democracy.
If i was younger, and we voted to remain. i would leave the country.
I've had an argument from a Leave voter saying that they 'want the country to be worse off, the economy to tank and people lose their jobs'
He is one who feels immigration has cost him his job/job prospects/rate of pay (if there were any jobs out there, which there aren't....any) and he wants everyone else to experience what he feels has happened to him.
Nice hey..
Sounds in the same vein as StriderX's response to the post of
toshj said:
StriderX said:
Yea, I'm sure having our credit rating downgrading and the subsequent knock on effect of increased interest rates on the countries enormous debt is.....Good
I think what he's saying is that these things are very tightly coupled as an issue, and they are.
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At least if we remain, you'll have plenty of destination countries to choose from.
Indeed, the irony is pretty amusing.
Exactly.... I feel a solid vote for Britain to Remain will be a green light for the EU to start pushing the whole deeper integration theme. Sort of like those bad relationships that don't end, so one person always takes advantage of the fact the other doesn't walk away when given a chance.
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At least if we remain, you'll have plenty of destination countries to choose from.
haha
Missed that bit in amongst all the 'deeper integration'
If that's a tiny bit of the reason, what's the rest of it?
Yes i heard similar, a leave politician or someone on the leave side said they didn't even know Warsi supported leave, i think it's fake\false in that she announces this in the hope to get more remain votes from the ethnic minorities but all along has been a remain supporter but has never announced which side she is on until this outburst.
I wonder if there will be more sly tactics like this. Plenty i suspect, It's going to get very dirty from now on.
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If only you were younger
Such a disingenuous remark. If I were your parents I think such a jaundiced comment on old age would be troubling to me and I would be making sure any savings were secured for my future well being as a care home and sale of the family silver may be on the horizon, due to my impending uselessness and senility. Have you hidden their polling cards?
Like a young migrant moving to another country to find a better life?
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