Poll: The EU Referendum: How Will You Vote? (June Poll)
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I don't think I have a right to a well paid job because I went to university, I think I have a right to a well paid job because I've worked bloody hard to gain expertise that not many people have.
Live to work? I don't know how you've got that impression but you haven't got a clue.
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I've also been posting that.
If there is one must see viewing piece from the whole debate, it's this.
And he has proof of this, does he?
It wouldn't be funny at all. This is serious. But as long as your right your laughing.
Yes I agree, you should feel bad for saying this.
I'd bet he knows more than us plebs do. Don't knock him, he's in the 'in' camp.
I was at an industry do last night and they had a guest speaker. The Rt Honorable Kenneth Clarke MP. He was asked to speak on a number of subjects including the Referendum, The economy, the political system and even Donald Trump. Naturally he strayed into areas such as regulation, political process and immigration. He also answered a number of questions afterwards.
Now I grew up hating the Tories but I've always had a respect for Ken. He's one of the last of the political heavyweights in Parliament. This is his last term of a 40+ year career as an MP and he currently enjoys the freedom of the back benches. He was superb. Passionate, balanced, authoritative and not frightened to call a spade an e**ing shovel.
He very much laments the level of debate we are currently subjected to. THe Boris and Dave show as he referred to it as but he firmly lays the blame for this at the door of the media who aren't interested in the substance of the debate. Anyway I thoroughly enjoyed his speech and feel respect for the man. It also leaves me quite sorry that there don't appear to be more like him.
He has always been pro EU and clearly is quite frustrated and angry about the way the campaigns have been conducted. He gave a very knowledgeable and cogent economic argument for Remain. Countered the nonsense spouted about over regulation and gave a very moderate and pragmatic view on immigration.
It hasn't changed my view on which way to vote but I think it would sway a number of the "undecided" to Remain if they heard an orator like him in action.
Now I grew up hating the Tories but I've always had a respect for Ken. He's one of the last of the political heavyweights in Parliament. This is his last term of a 40+ year career as an MP and he currently enjoys the freedom of the back benches. He was superb. Passionate, balanced, authoritative and not frightened to call a spade an e**ing shovel.
He very much laments the level of debate we are currently subjected to. THe Boris and Dave show as he referred to it as but he firmly lays the blame for this at the door of the media who aren't interested in the substance of the debate. Anyway I thoroughly enjoyed his speech and feel respect for the man. It also leaves me quite sorry that there don't appear to be more like him.
He has always been pro EU and clearly is quite frustrated and angry about the way the campaigns have been conducted. He gave a very knowledgeable and cogent economic argument for Remain. Countered the nonsense spouted about over regulation and gave a very moderate and pragmatic view on immigration.
It hasn't changed my view on which way to vote but I think it would sway a number of the "undecided" to Remain if they heard an orator like him in action.
I'm not British yet ( I am living 10 years in London ) but I think you guys should vote for BrExit emigrantion should be controlled like in Canada ,USA or Australia.
There will be no problem to join Europe again after a few years if it necessary.
There will be no problem to join Europe again after a few years if it necessary.
No the issue is why the BBC aren't headlining the story, is it because the issue of migration would be back on peoples minds which is a major issue of the referendum, which could easily sway their decision to leave.
I'm sorry, but you are making little sense, I'm beginning to think we might be talking at crossed purposes.
We only send £150m a week. So how, by leaving, do we suddenly have £350m a week? Where is the other £200m coming from?
To clarify my understanding: Your position seems to be that you think we send £350m a week to the EU, and that by leaving we would therefore have £350m back to spend on whatever we want. You were happy to accept that quote, as per that document, as a fact.
It was pointed out to that that this was wrong, because we only send £150m a week, due to a rebate.
However, you maintain that by leaving the EU, we will have £350m a week back. To reach this conclusion, you either have to:
A) Ignore all the information you've been supplied about the rebate, and insist that the £350m gross figure is actually true.
B) Be quite bad at maths.
Which is it? Or have I misunderstood your position?
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We already control it.
Lol,,,, first Troy v Tory
And now remain v remain. They'll be calling each other facist next.
It would be on much less favourable terms. No rebate, no opt-out from schengen (can't spell that) and requirements to switch to the euro.
Yes, IMO. I'm sure it will be headline news by next week again.
Just not those that disagree with your "facts"
Yes we let the flood barriers open by choice, which is even worse. But if Cameron wanted to resist immigration ( he doesn't at all ) EU would not allow.
Vote leave, and we take back control completely and allow a new thinking and regime looking forward.
Less than 5 minutes to the big debate, I hope the Brexit Bunch can win back some Votes for Thursday.
You lot that are undecided, by this moment in time, you surely have no excuse to be, it's either in or out. Ideally the latter!
You lot that are undecided, by this moment in time, you surely have no excuse to be, it's either in or out. Ideally the latter!
I've not shouted one single human being down. But you are entitled to your opinion of course.
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