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

[jas72]

"Ryanair" - Leaving loonies

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-eu-referendum-36382471

Gotta love Ryanair. Company made profits of over €1 billion in 6 months.

"The Leave campaign must be getting really desperate if they're objecting to low-fare air travel for British citizens.

"With less than four weeks to go, we will continue to work hard to help deliver a resounding Remain majority on 23 June - and ensure that the Leave loonies don't ban low-fare air travel too."

 

[[TW]Fox]

As irrational as it sounds, I'd vote leave on the basis of project fear alone.

You're right - that sounds irrational.

Vote based on your genuine belief about the best situation, not on the basis of who has annoyed you most from the respective campaigns.

They are both at it. Ignore the campaigns and look for yourself.

 

[Roar87]

You're right - that sounds irrational.

Vote based on your genuine belief about the best situation, not on the basis of who has annoyed you most from the respective campaigns.

They are both at it. Ignore the campaigns and look for yourself.

It's telling though when the government is having to resort to all but predicting Armageddon when Dave's previously said we'll be fine out of the EU

 

[Errol]

Latest immigration figures are shocking. A betrayal of the country by Camoron and his cronies.

The insane and uncontrolled immigration should be enough to make everyone vote to leave. It's effectively the last chance to save what little remains of the country.

 

[Conscript]

Latest immigration figures are shocking. A betrayal of the country by Camoron and his cronies.

The insane and uncontrolled immigration should be enough to make everyone vote to leave. It's effectively the last chance to save what little remains of the country.

#PROJECTFEAR

 

[bayo000]

It's telling though when the government is having to resort to all but predicting Armageddon when Dave's previously said we'll be fine out of the EU

Almost as bad as all the lies coming from Leave. I miss the days when I was able to buy bunch of more than 2 bananas in my local supermarket.

 

[Tefal]

No, I did not say it was the only factor, I said it was the biggest factor, which it is.

What ever you think, quality of life is very high in the uk. We're ranked 14th and if you want better quality if life you need more GDP per capita to spend on people.

Or a more evenly distributed GDP percapita.

 

[The Running Man]

The biggest problem we have had with immigration is Islam and Muslims and the bringing of their culture.

Leaving the EU won't solve this. In fact it might increase as we negotiate trade deals with old commonwealth countries.

It could lead to an increase in free trade and as a direct result freer movement from countries like Pakistan, Bangladesh, India etc.

Is this what we want?

 

[Metallifux]

Channel 4 news reporting that if the current visa system in force was applied to EU migrants 88% of them wouldn't qualify.

 

[John40]

Channel 4 news reporting that if the current visa system in force was applied to EU migrants 88% of them wouldn't qualify.

Excellent.

 

[glenimp617]

Channel 4 news reporting that if the current visa system in force was applied to EU migrants 88% of them wouldn't qualify.

How? We are always being told EU migrants helps our economy

 

[Roar87]

Almost as bad as all the lies coming from Leave. I miss the days when I was able to buy bunch of more than 2 bananas in my local supermarket.

I'll take issue with the £350m figure quoted by leave, but that's not an argument I'd focus on anyway

 

[Randomface74]

This BBC debate is better than Corrie

 

[glenimp617]

I took the online poll and I'm 57% out

Didn't have enough information at hand to answer some of them though so went neutral rather than guess.

 

[swillsy]

This debate is cringe!!! The presenter seems very unbiased - typical bbc lefty audience selection as well.

 

[Roar87]

This debate is cringe!!! The presenter seems very unbiased - typical bbc lefty audience selection as well.

It's a load of students who favour remain. Plus a load who can't work out which way to vote because they haven't got a clue.

 

[glenimp617]

This debate is cringe!!! The presenter seems very unbiased - typical bbc lefty audience selection as well.

as expected

 

[Mulder]

Our treaties with the EU are really no different in kind to the host of other international agreements we've made where we agree to compromise with other nations and be bound by rules we've both agreed on.

They are not the same.

1) Public international law is generally consent based, i.e. the UK gives its consent to be bound by an international treaty agreement, e.g. law of the sea, international criminal law. This does not impact our sovereignty.

2) The EU exerts supranational law on all its members, i.e. we don't need to give consent, the ECJ is currently supreme over our courts and the Supremacy of EU law applies. This impacts our sovereignty.

Pretty much every country in the world gets involved in point 1) above, the US and many other countries wouldn't dream in getting involved in 2) above.

In extent, yes, the EU goes further than most but it's also much more democratically accountable than any other international body and brings more benefits to the UK and the British people.

I just can't believe you still think the EU is "democratically accountable."

 

[John40]

Alex Salmond saying there is no advantage in having a doctor who speaks your language,
laughable, the blokes a fool.

 

[TheGamingGeneral]

Alex Salmond saying there is no advantage in having a doctor who speaks your language,
laughable, the blokes a fool.

Did you hear the reaction aswell, he/the audience where dying to scream racist.

Turn it off, its not good for blood pressure