Sensible Topic How will you vote in the EU referendum ?
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Anything that has the full support of both the "Daily Mail" and Nigel's swivel-eyed loons can only end in tears.
I'll be taking the sensible option.
I'll be taking the sensible option.
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I think no matter which way the referendum goes , the government will say we voted in (way too much corruption in the halls of power in both Westminster & Brussels ). I certainly don't trust the polticians as far as I could kick them.
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Yes am Voting Out but will be away so if we win #(out) will I be allowed back into the country :silly:
And if it all goes T**s up am leaving to live abroad View attachment 95350
And if it all goes T**s up am leaving to live abroad View attachment 95350
An obvious impossibility as anyone who has experience of how our voting system works will know.
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Really did you see the scottish referendum the amout of votes that went missing lost only to be found in dumps the it was the biggest fix ever . The establishment have already decided our votes mean nothing
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Well as I read before " if voting really changed anything do you think they would allow us to do it
pmsl I love a conspiracy theory
Don't we all. This'll be the "MI5 rigged the Referendum" claims that were all over the internet at the time, but came to nothing in the end.
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I will be voting to get out, we need to take back control of the UK
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To quote Duncan Bannatyne..."Ahm oot".
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I was an undecided and part of me still is not clear but this last week / month is starting to swing my vote.
It is all lies and spin as we normally get from the Cameron Tory government and with first Obama and now Malcolm Turnbull saying the UK is better off in.
They are from the USA and Australia and it is nowt to do with them. Its all the old pals sticking up for each other.
They can be no way we know the trade agreements in place if we exit and we have 2 years of status quo before it needs be agreed.
The TTIP is a joke and trade agreeements could be very different if this goes through again.
Yesterday we get the whole Roaming charges debate being "because we are in Europe" it was an unfairt practice and in or out it had to change.
We have "lost" or "not accounted" for over 50,000 imigrnats from the official stats in the last year.
We have delays in waiting times in the NHS and a massive underfunding and I am not naive enough to say this is imigration related but with a population growth of nearly 6 million in 15 years is is impacting all elements of society (Schools, Services, NHS etc).
The EU costs us around 12 billion a year net.
Finally on the swing vote for me it was Osbourne who could not do maths, he said the exit would cost every UK tax payer £4300 a year calculating this from a decline in GDP of 6% by 2030.
The same Chancellor that has missed every budget when he gets the chance to redo it every 6 months wants to tell us what will happen in 2030.
A decline of 6% in GDP will cost the UK equivalnet of yes £4300 per Uk citizen but that does not mean we would all be worse off as GDP does not equate to average earnings else the averga erate would be £44k not £28k so he has basically lied and miss quoted the maths.
So as it stands I am now going to vote out.
I still believe as a whoile the country will decide in as we don't want to jump into the unknown, The hope is that the voting is a low turn out and only those whom really care turn out and so far that would suggest leave voters are more passionate and likely to vote.
It is all lies and spin as we normally get from the Cameron Tory government and with first Obama and now Malcolm Turnbull saying the UK is better off in.
They are from the USA and Australia and it is nowt to do with them. Its all the old pals sticking up for each other.
They can be no way we know the trade agreements in place if we exit and we have 2 years of status quo before it needs be agreed.
The TTIP is a joke and trade agreeements could be very different if this goes through again.
Yesterday we get the whole Roaming charges debate being "because we are in Europe" it was an unfairt practice and in or out it had to change.
We have "lost" or "not accounted" for over 50,000 imigrnats from the official stats in the last year.
We have delays in waiting times in the NHS and a massive underfunding and I am not naive enough to say this is imigration related but with a population growth of nearly 6 million in 15 years is is impacting all elements of society (Schools, Services, NHS etc).
The EU costs us around 12 billion a year net.
Finally on the swing vote for me it was Osbourne who could not do maths, he said the exit would cost every UK tax payer £4300 a year calculating this from a decline in GDP of 6% by 2030.
The same Chancellor that has missed every budget when he gets the chance to redo it every 6 months wants to tell us what will happen in 2030.
A decline of 6% in GDP will cost the UK equivalnet of yes £4300 per Uk citizen but that does not mean we would all be worse off as GDP does not equate to average earnings else the averga erate would be £44k not £28k so he has basically lied and miss quoted the maths.
So as it stands I am now going to vote out.
I still believe as a whoile the country will decide in as we don't want to jump into the unknown, The hope is that the voting is a low turn out and only those whom really care turn out and so far that would suggest leave voters are more passionate and likely to vote.
There are a lot of things to be taken into consideration when deciding how to vote on this issue as it's something that will have a major impact on our future. It's important therefore that we try to seek out facts rather than believe propaganda from either the 'in' or 'out' factions.
Some basic research shows that the quote above, taken out of context as it is, is both simplistic and inaccurate.
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OUT !!! Self appointed unelected and uncontrolled, answerable only to themselves and we get to pay for its upkeep, we have enough bureaucracy as it is !!!!!
Next in line for membership EU are seven western Balkan states followed by, if our political class has its way, Turkey, Moldova, Ukraine and Georgia !!!!!!!
16 out of the worlds G20 countries are not in the EU.
How on Earth do they all cope without EU membership !!
PLUS Non EU Norway and Switzerland are two of the wealthiest countries in the world !!!
Next in line for membership EU are seven western Balkan states followed by, if our political class has its way, Turkey, Moldova, Ukraine and Georgia !!!!!!!
16 out of the worlds G20 countries are not in the EU.
How on Earth do they all cope without EU membership !!
PLUS Non EU Norway and Switzerland are two of the wealthiest countries in the world !!!
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that's an out from me
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So all those who want out because you have a unelected government . Well exactly how we nationalists in Scotland feel we never voted for a Tory government England did . So if in this referendum England votes to leave the EU. I hope Nicola sturgeon calls another referendum to see if Scotland wants 1 .. To stay in the EU 2 independence .
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