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sydney
tinky ****in winky
unfortunately the politicians are making such a massive meal of this issue most of the population are over it.....having the referendum right in the middle of the euro's is , in my opinion , a rather crass and openly derogatory action by cameron's back room "staff". politics at it's worst / best .......i am not voting as i don't live there anymore.....sure the migrant issue needs addressing but there are too many other down sides to an out and out exit.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
We run a massive deficit in trade with Europe. Is that a good thing?
And although terrible, if it were true that 'only' 15% of our laws were from the EU that would be an amazing reduction.
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yxee
Well-known member
Who cares what percentage of laws are from Brussels?
This statistic is absurd. Some laws affect people more than others.
To me, one bad law is one too many.
This statistic is absurd. Some laws affect people more than others.
To me, one bad law is one too many.
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As you know Gullsworth I don't like to bumble along, it's a waste of life. If we have a bump or two so be it, the one thing I do know is that we shall have a significant voice if we leave rather than a wimper in the mass room of Brussels.
Typical of the remain............
Where did I say I am all Farage
He wears his heart on his sleeve and has more balls than most MPs.I have a young family and we have unknown Europeans in amongst us, even you can understand I want to protect them. 3 boats patrol our coastline quiet frankly that's laughable for such a short stretch of water. Blair, brown and Cameron all made promise's and didn't deliver, we need to take back our borders and this is our chance.
cheshunt seagull
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 2,595
Don’t get this ‘if you dare’ stuff? It’s the leave campaigners that are the more outspoken and bellicose ones. Most people tending towards remain (I am one) have made a decision on quietly balancing the arguments and evidence (boring though it can be) and will just go and mark our paper accordingly. We are not about to start harassing Brexit supporters; which is not say that we haven’t formed opinions about them that we will keep to ourselves. In fact my opinion of the people in my family who are Brexit supporters couldn’t become much lower anyway; gullible, bigoted and totally incapable of sustaining any kind of positive impact on society; god help us if we are relying on them if we kick the Poles out.
Nice, i bet they love you and your "lofty, i am better than you" views.
GreersElbow
New member
You're easy to profileWhere did I say I am all Farage
So how does leaving the EU protect our borders entirely, more so, the 3 patrol boats are a result of a tory government cutting departmental budgets. Not because of the EU. Once again, proving you know sweet-FA what you're on about. You're basing your vote on your emotions rather than rationality, understandable given you think Farage wears his heart on his sleeve.
GreersElbow
New member
No trade deficit is a good thing, leaving would only enlarge the deficit and hurt our economy further. Regarding laws from Brussels, which laws are from Brussels in the past year? https://fullfact.org/europe/uk-law-what-proportion-influenced-eu/ Perhaps saying less than 15% was a bit too ambitious. But most certainly not as much as a problem as others think. Those that think this is an issue don't see Scotland taking orders from London as an issue, mind.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
I imagine you know very well that the number of laws originating from Europe is variable depending on the way the law is recorded. As far as I'm concerned, I don't care less about the percentage, it should be a big fat ZERO.
As for the trade, important though it is, our trade with the EU has been decreasing and therefore it is an overstated fact by remainers.
Why do you suppose that just because someone backs exit that they don't support the Scottish right for independence? Are you stereotyping? The Scottish people voted in a similar referendum and viewed overwhelmingly to remain part of the UK, which keeps the status quo of a couple of hundred years. One can't compare that with the EU which in its current format has been around for only a few years, which incidentally, we in the UK have never been asked about.
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The OP just about sums up Brexit supporters. Ignorant of the consequences and blaming darkies for their failures in life. Tragic.
- Apr 13, 2015
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Bloody casual and lazy insults..... if I met you and you saud that to me, I woyld be justified in putting you on your bigoted arse.
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Absolute rubbish. What a stupid and sweeping statement. Have you not noticed that around 50% of the electorate want out. The "ignorant" ones are those that make posts like this.
Ignore him, probably got a hangover from last night after drinking a couple of tins over the park with his school mates.
You don't really help your cause do you.
In the last week the Remain campaign have got desperate, their lead in the polls is eroding, they have started really insulting the opposition and have admitted to targeting Boris.
Unfortunately it has backfired, just like your desperate sweeping and insulting statement.
I DO believe brexit supporters are ignorant if the facts and consequences of leaving the EU. That's why I'm voting to stay in.
I've got two flags. One for the World Cup, Euros and Commonwealth games and another for the Olympics. I vote remain.
cheshunt seagull
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- Jul 5, 2003
- 2,595
In the age of home-grown terrorism and increasingly accessible military technology(drones etc) do we seriously think Noel Coward and John Mills sailing up and down the channel in a warship is the answer. The reality is that the solutions are a combination of intelligence and participation in cutting-edge research and the EU gives us better access to both.