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Aha, I was Alpha and voted to cancel out your vote
The cringe is real.
The EU Referendum: Polling Day
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The cringe is real.
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Didnt you get the Leave memo? We are going to negotiate an even better trade deal than the current free trade one with 500 million people. Somehow.
And then magical pixies will appear and Boris will give us all £5000 each.
Soldato
Any 'crash' won't come about without huge increases in interest rates, following which you'll require a larger deposit % to purchase the house you want, not that you'll be able to afford the mortgage payments because of the interest hike and the rise of costs of goods & services leaving you with less disposable income, so you still won't be able to buy it anyway.
I was thinking this. Be interesting to see what happens by the end of the day!
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I sent my postal vote off last week. Bremain for me.
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Where do we find these people?
I've been saying for months that if you look at historical referendums across the world, there is always a swing for the 'status quo'* at the end, as undecideds generally vote for 'no change'
* That's just referring to the status quo of the binary option, not that the EU will continue as it is.
He's blindly voting, make an informed decision and vote!
It's as bad as the people that vote for one party or another every general election 'because that's what my dad's always done'.
Think it's the Bungee Jump swing you hear pollsters talk about right at the last minute bottle it and don't go for a change,opt for status quo instead.
Understandable really I've always said Remain will win, it'll be close, I was fairly confident the week during/ before Mrs. Cox Murder but that event did really stop the leave momentum. Before anyone starts I'm not using that as an excuse just the way I saw the campaign go.
Anyway Onwards to further integration.
Understandable really I've always said Remain will win, it'll be close, I was fairly confident the week during/ before Mrs. Cox Murder but that event did really stop the leave momentum. Before anyone starts I'm not using that as an excuse just the way I saw the campaign go.
Anyway Onwards to further integration.
I read somewhere that for any "exit" vote to leave they normally need to see a 10% swing in the polls.
Issue with that of course is that polling this kind of vote is pretty darn hard.
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What a bunch of wet rags.
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I wonder if it's more that the OCUK Remainers have not been quite so frothy mouthed about it all, so weren't so fervent in their completing of previous polls.
I doubt there's been a real swing in OCUK opinion
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They are waiting for their dole money to come through to get the bus to the polling station
No he's voting the same as them, which is different, why shouldn't they vote the same as him to support his wishes.
You are trolling right? Voting to remain because you're scared of a bit of turmoil for next 2-5 years.
This decision will be affecting the next few generations, **** the next couple years, this isn't a general election for Christ sake.
People need to think long to very long term, this is not a decision for the short sighted.
Soldato
I read here that the leave voters vote tomorrow to stop busy ballet stations. The votes will increase tomorrow.
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