UK EU Referendum

[Mikal]

This needed a topic.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/politics/eu_referendum

Current polls suggest both Vote Leave and Vote Remain are neck and neck, though Vote Leave has had some significant leads in the past couple of weeks up until the murder of the MP Jo Cox who was killed by a psychopathic neo-Nazi shouting "Free Britain", that was sadly linked to Vote Leave by certain politicians and retarded ultra-lefties who think anyone who disagrees with them is racist, because of that Vote Leave temporarily suffered in the polls but appears to be making a recovery.


I'll be voting to leave and in my opinion, so will anyone with a spine.

If you spend all your life restricted to your house because you're afraid you'll fail if you go outside, you'll never achieve anything.

[Julio.]

Will be voting for sure.

[Conk]

Will be voting for sure.

 

IN OR OUT

[Julio.]

In for sure.

[Mikal]

Will be voting for sure.

Well what do you know, it's actually an option.

[Julio.]

Well you didn't ask which option I was going for, so I didn't volunteer the information.

[Sweeper]

I'll be voting to leave and in my opinion, so will anyone with a spine.

At least you got balls.

[Julio.]

It's all as well to have a spine and balls, unfortunately the lack of brain is letting him down

In all seriousness, this debate is just gonna be about who you believe, both sides genuine believe the benefits of their own opinion, and it's all guesswork, so only time will tell.

From my perspective I don't want to risk freedom of travel, nor do I want to see Europe split. So the logical vote for me is in. I wouldn't berate others on their choice though, I can see why people would vote the other way.

[Sweeper]

unfortunately the lack of brain is letting him down

and it's all guesswork, so only time will tell.

That made no sense, did it?

[Julio.]

First bit was a joke.

[Gnb_22]

[Mikal]

In for sure.

And what draws you to this decision?

What makes me want to leave is;
- The complete lack of democracy within the EU, it's a union made by the rich, for the rich, ran by plenty of unelected politicians.
- There's absolutely no way Cameron can reduce immigration to "tens of thousands" whilst we are in the EU, the EU would never allow that to happen due to the fact that it would involve bringing free movement into the UK to an end.
- House prices are going up and are only going to keep going up as mass immigration into the UK continues to grow.
- All the f**king politicians supporting Remain say is economy economy economy economy, what about the NHS, public transport and other public services that mass immigration into the UK puts a strain on? They never speak about that.
- We can trade with the world as we did for hundreds of years before the EU even existed, and I doubt we'd even lose the EU trade deals if we left, countries neighbouring us such as France, Brussels, Germany, etc would lose trade with 65,000,000 people, nuff said.

It's all as well to have a spine and balls, unfortunately the lack of brain is letting him down

I was hoping to keep this insult free.

[Kaze]

I voted out because look how well Switzerland/Norway are. AFAIK, the population in both countries (been to both to witness in my own eyes) are really happy in life in almost every aspect.

Materialistic wise, I have yet to see an Albanian from Switzerland driving a piece of shit car. They all work and get crazy money for it and live a lavish lifestyle.

[Julio.]

Kaze, you do realise it's taken Switzerland decades to get where they are now?

Mikal, it was a joke. But if you want to take that stance then yep, it was a response to you calling people who vote "remain" spineless.

[[Rstar]Razor]

I won't be voting for this of course but if we actually had the opportunity to vote in on this same matter in Portugal I would definitely vote to leave.

I'm Portuguese and we have definitely suffered from UE interference.. I won't go off topic enough to explain these but just read up on it..

Anyways just giving my point on this matter..