Only a complete and utter idiot who lives in London would vote remain. I don't know any Londoner personally who is voting to remain.
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Two weeks to go - how are you voting in the EU referendum? - Leave or Remain?
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Only a complete and utter idiot who lives in London would vote remain. I don't know any Londoner personally who is voting to remain.
If we remain there will be even more than there are now.
That's why your bored with it, you voted In. Made your mind up, done, dusted, shut the f up everyone! Well If only, you'll get years of this in the press and news. Thankfully we have a new season starting soon.
seagurn
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If she's in ..im out can stand her is what i was meaning .
you really are a nutter!
gregbrighton
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Brexit is being thrashed in this poll. The strength of the out camp support has been exaggerated.
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Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
This poll is statistically meaningless for predicting the actual result though.
gregbrighton
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Brexit down to 38%. Remain In are roundly thrashing them!
Sorrel
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I was Leave, but I'm a bit more uncertain now. I don't want to be a EU citizen and so I don't want to appear to give my assent to that by voting Remain. I don't particularly want to vote Leave either as I would prefer to be in the EU but with a much looser relationship than present. Possibly not voting is the answer, but it seems a bit of a waste of democracy.
Blue Valkyrie
Not seen such Bravery!
Rather than not voting, perhaps consider spoiling the ballot with your thoughts - maybe what you have written above ?
Then your democratic say has been made.
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The only way that we will end up being in the EU with a better and renegotiated package is to vote to leave. Not voting doesn't make any sense.
If we vote to leave it is inevitable that we will go back in at some point on much better terms. It will make the whole EU much more flexible because they will have no choice.
gregbrighton
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Support for Brexit on NSC is ebbing away! 
Out
As proved in the 2015 GE, NSC is not representative of the U.K. Populous.
There's no perfect choice unfortunately. But we do have 'special status' in Europe - no ever closer union, no Euro, opt-outs in Justice and financial regulation. A hand in shaping Europe but not led by it. We can't have everything we would like but compared to other European nations, say the Netherlands or Denmark, we are in an enviable position.
It's not perfect but the alternatives are worst so I am IN
maffew
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Why out of interest?