Brexit: how do you think the UK will vote?

[scooterscot]

maybe the brits have the balls to go it alone?

We'll do nothing unless the US tells us so.

[Lockhouse]

How can it be catastrophic not to change anything? At worst we might have a slow decline, the EU has a lot of inertia...

Because there will be no status quo. If we vote in then it will be taken as full acceptance of the EU "project" and all Cameron's assurances will mean nothing.

This is about sovereignty and the ability to control our own borders. Everything else is fluff.

[DodgyAgent]

Like this:

Isn't that picture more of a depiction of the agent/contractor relationship?

[DimPrawn]

Like this:

The problem is we don't have any control over which ones we get. Australia for example has pretty tough immigration rules based on:

1. Age
2. Education
3. Skills and work history
4. Criminal checks to prevent known criminals
5. Health checks to prevent health tourism and spread of disease
6. Sponsorship for work
7. Minimum amount of money to bring in (held in a govt bond) incase they fall on hard times

All we ask as a country and fair minded people, is that we in the UK can apply the above rules to anyone wanting to settle here. Simple as. Those that meet the requirements are more than welcome here and get our full support.

Under non elected EU rule we get what we are given, and there's nothing we can do about it.

[darmstadt]

Now it's the immigrants fault!

The immigrants take jobs our own feckless would rather dodge in favour of benefits. Benefits we can't afford that put us into debt.

Always an excuse. The day we take responsibility the moon will turn blue.

Like this:

[DodgyAgent]

We need more like you.

As long as they add some brains into the mix then yes

[scooterscot]

Well I'm an immigrant who took a skilled job from someone. But I didn't ask for the Child Tax credit - those fools just gave that tulip to everyone.

We need more like you.

[seanraaron]

Now it's the immigrants fault!

The immigrants take jobs our own feckless would rather dodge in favour of benefits. Benefits we can't afford that put us into debt.

Well I'm an immigrant who took a skilled job from someone. But I didn't ask for the Child Tax credit - those fools just gave that tulip to everyone.

[scooterscot]

Crippling debt is partly a result of high house prices due to immigrants. Though there are other factors.

Now it's the immigrants fault!

The immigrants take jobs our own feckless would rather dodge in favour of benefits. Benefits we can't afford that put us into debt.

Always an excuse. The day we take responsibility the moon will turn blue.

[d000hg]

I'm voting out and have my fingers crossed but I'm not hopeful.

I honestly believe an in vote will be catastrophic for the UK.

How can it be catastrophic not to change anything? At worst we might have a slow decline, the EU has a lot of inertia...