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I don't blindly support the EU and you haven't provided a credible reason for rejecting it.

Oh dear, maybe if you provided facts rather than hearsay and tired old opinionated opinion then I would.

Hmm, that's what you call it eh?

Many don't need to address any consequences of remaining, many will be addressing the consequences of leaving. The majority of both Remainers and Leavers join the debate as though their choice has all the pluses and their opponents all the minuses. The reality is that the UK public at large...

I'd probably let her have it a lot sooner than that.

I wasn't being evasive, I don't see the point of the question, it's symptomatic of the irrelevances that get people in a tizz. If you must know, I would be happy to be part of a single European currency. I'm not wedded to the queen's head on my money any more than the UK was to the gold standard...

I don't know and it's so insignificant that I don't care; it was your flimsily best effort at explaining why it was best to leave the EU.

Even hypothetical questions have degrees of relevance. You might as well ask - If the Albion gave you as a ST holder the choice today, join us fully as a 1901 member or Leave which one would you opt for? Neither choice was or will be on the cards and are therefore not relevant. Don't be so...

Seriously? With myriad factors available to castigate EU membership that is the most significant argument you can muster? Ignoring the obviously tenuous nature of your postulation (although totally unable to dismiss the image of flying pigs) if you were sufficiently motivated to want to change...

See #406

Although your tone has more than a shade of McCarthy, your assumptions & generalisations sweeping and your eschewal of the benefits of closer European ties as the world inexorably metamorphs from tribal community into the global estate particularly Ludditesque, nevertheless the overall silliness...

Wait a minute! A month! Are you sure? Does it state that in the t&c's? I can't believe they won't allow registration, say, 3 weeks and 6 days before their birthday.

I like your analogy although the administration of a sugar coated placebo feels closer to the truth.

I imagine that millions of people who voted Remain want nothing to do with being part of an agenda to create a European superstate.

And what direct benefit will you derive from 100% Westminster as opposed to, being generous, say 95% Westminster and 5% Brussels?

You start off well and I'm in complete agreement with you on Cameron however, you swiftly descend into a load of old hyperbole based on a very selective use of facts. Let's try and paint a more accurate picture by looking at the voting in more detail (probably using the same reference website...

Yes, it's completely baffling. It's a craze that started and grew in America although it's on the wane over there now. Unfortunately most of more ardent proponents have now become Trump supporters.

Don't you mean Waller?

Are you Mrs Malaprop?

Yep, manufacturing accounts for only 10% of the UK economy.