Why you will want to vote Brexit

[darmstadt]

True but, fortunately, they're slightly less moronic than the remainiacs

They had one thing to do, and they couldn't get that right And so the squabbling continues, like a bunch of children and that's what the 'outers' want to be governed by

[jamesbrown]

They had one thing to do, and they couldn't get that right And so the squabbling continues, like a bunch of children and that's what the 'outers' want to be governed by

At least we know the names of our campaign groups Anyway, the remainiacs are making all of our arguments for us. Bless.

[SueEllen]

At least we know the names of our campaign groups Anyway, the remainiacs are making all of our arguments for us. Bless.

I'm making arguments for no-one.

This is just a replay of the Scottish referendum....

[darmstadt]

I'm making arguments for no-one.

This is just a replay of the Scottish referendum....

I'm thinking that it might be like the last General Election where the gullible British public got taken in by the media and are now paying for it

[jamesbrown]

I'm making arguments for no-one.

This is just a replay of the Scottish referendum....

Probably, but a lower turnout would be a critical difference, as age is the only established correlation with voting preference. I expect a high turnout in Scotland and NI, but probably not in Wales or England. The rule of thumb is a 10-point lead in the polls to overcome the status quo, and Leave doesn't have that, even adjusted for turnout. However, I think it will be closer than the Scottish ref. We'll see. Anyway, I'm taking a sizeable punt on Remain to console myself.

[m0n1k3r]

Time to load up on BTL then

Corbyn will not let you run a BTL. Rents will be regulated, at less than your own cost.

[m0n1k3r]

Diversification is the name of the game - selling one of three, proceeds to go into other investments.
Got portable enough skills to get a job in Switzerland/Germany.
If Brexit happens will watch with interest, from elsewhere.

You may first need to find somebody willing to sponsor your visa in order to work there.

[m0n1k3r]

If we stay in it will be taken as a vote for 'ever closer union' the European experiment will continue.

Few in the EU are keen on the 'ever closer' thing, except for Belgium. Merkel has been known to tell the Belgians that they would need to make their own country 'ever closer' first - that is short for "never on my watch".

[m0n1k3r]

We voted to join a common market in 1975.

No we didn't.

1975 Referendum pamphlet

[vetran]

No we didn't.

1975 Referendum pamphlet

Membership of the Common Market also imposes new rights and duties on Britain, but does not deprive us of our national identity.

hmm