You've proved my point quite nicely, thanks
[TW]Fox;29568456 said:So a relaxing of our current immigration policy? Interesting.
OUT OUT OUT
All traitors to be deported or shot.
I should imagine its that way for the majority of the "out" voters even if they wont be so blunt about there decision.
But even the most educated people on the matter are only basing there judgement on a theorised decision. (and that applys to Gov officials).
in other words it makes no difference if its down to the general public or educated officials. its all just guess work.
Least this way its the public's opinion and not the poisoned chalice holders choice
Making a decision on something like this should not be left to the general public. The general public don't know their **** from their elbow and should not be entrusted with the responsibility of a decision that will impact multiple generations based on stupid propaganda from both sides.
I'm voting out. The EU is a failed experiment, and it's only getting worse. Countries like Germany and the UK have brain-drained Eastern European countries which have had their standard of living lowered by the introduction of the Euro. Food now costs the same as in wealthier countries, but they still get paid very low wages. The wealthy love it since it provides them with so much cheap labour.
Here's an idea for a poll.
British people wanting out of the E.U. versus British people disapproving of Scottish Independence.
Let's see what the percentage is on hypocrites.
Are you viewing Brexit on a level with scottish independence or suggesting people may be voting leave to spark a new scottish referendum?
Still open to be persuaded. But if nothing persuades me before the referendum then I'm voting out.
The ruling stated that the commission could restrict dissent in order to "protect the rights of others" and punish individuals who "damaged the institution's image and reputation". The case has wider implications for free speech that could extend to EU citizens who do not work for the Brussels bureaucracy