Official EU referendum thread. Thursday June 23rd,

[Troll]

yep we paid for a toy parliament for you so you stopped moaning.

If only that were true

[seanraaron]

They don't want to make decisions, that involves taking responsibility for their own actions rather than blaming the English for everything

They're just a spoilt teenager that doesn't want to leave home, but just wants mummy and daddy to keep providing free buckie and deep fried mars bars

Nope, can't see why anyone would want to leave this wonderful Union...

[darmstadt]

Its more a question of rich or poor. I suppose in general the higher your IQ the richer you are. There are a few exceptions on CUK.

I think CUK kind of disproves it:

[DodgyAgent]

I think CUK kind of disproves it:

We have the hypocrite rich left like Emma Thompson who seem to think that imposing left wing socialism on every one else makes her look virtuous

[darmstadt]

We have the hypocrite rich left like Emma Thompson who seem to think that imposing left wing socialism on every one else makes her look virtuous

Ah, she may be a hypocrite rich lefite but at least she lives in the UK and pays here taxes there unlike hypocrite rich righties who live in the EU and try to impose their will on the UK, I'm looking at you Rothemere and Nigel Lawson

[PurpleGorilla]

If you're voting out then you're most likely to be:

Over 55+
Without higher education
Living in England
Vote Tory or UKIP


The son of the greatest known single parent wept.

FactCheck: how Britain is split on the EU

I live in England. But the rest is wrong.

[scooterscot]

Worth a watch...

Norway: Lessons from a non-EU country - BBC News

From Norway's point of view, who are not part of the EU, to pay to trade with the EU. Are Norway expecting not to pay for that trade next year upon Brexit? Or are we asking our businesses to pay the EU to trade with the EU?

Norway talks about new EU laws made every year and yet they have no say in them. They have to follow them like it or not.

[PurpleGorilla]

Worth a watch...

Norway: Lessons from a non-EU country - BBC News

From Norway's point of view, who are not part of the EU, to pay to trade with the EU. Are Norway expecting not to pay for that trade next year upon Brexit? Or are we asking our businesses to pay the EU to trade with the EU?

Norway talks about new EU laws made every year and yet they have no say in them. They have to follow them like it or not.

And yet Norway is happy to stay out of the EU.

Says a lot doesn't it.

[darmstadt]

The outers,

[scooterscot]

And yet Norway is happy to stay out of the EU.

Says a lot doesn't it.

Actually what the video does say is Norway's necessary dependency on strong 'product' based exports. And many of those product based export are Norwegian owned.

The UK does not have that strength of economy.