Brexit

[original PM]

Loose

[Old Greg]

Loose

Screw

[barrydidit]

Screw

Taxes

[Old Greg]

Taxes

Emergency

[vetran]

Taxes

Danish

[Old Greg]

The majority of baby boomers look to be voting for BREXIT (unlike the reported younger voters leaning towards BREMAIN). And this is in the full knowledge of the threat of a house price crash if BREXIT wins. I do get the distinct impression that boomers are thinking about their children, and the youth are think about visa free travel and a bowl of rainbow filled breakfast cereal.

So credit, where credit is due boomers. If you are for BREXIT, I thank you.

Interesting that old people dislike immigrants even more than they like high house prices.

[Old Greg]

I've seen this argument a few times. It's a poor one because it roughly translates as " I want the non democratically elected EU Comission to protect me from the activities of my fully democratically elected UK Government ".

Both Bremain and Brexit have a selection of excellent arguments at their disposal. This isn't one of them.

It's a good argument if you want to preserve workers' rights such as: maternity entitlement; discrimination protection; holiday entitlement; agency workers’ rights

[BlasterBates]

Looks like the poster didn't have the desired effect.

Brexit polls show resurgence in ‘remain’ support - MarketWatch

Nigel Farage’s ‘Bursting Point’ poster, with regards to the refugee crisis, looks as though it has backfired, with many seeing the horrific humanitarian side of the issue,” said IG’s chief market strategist, Chris Weston, in a note to clients.

A bit too much Hitler and not enough Spartacus.

[The_Equalizer]

Interesting that old people dislike immigrants even more than they like high house prices.

Does it affect Dundalk or Drogheda, or where ever you are? In fact, if I'm not mistaken RoI is loosing people, or certainly was until very recently.

[scooterscot]

Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Brexit

Now there's a man who knows what he's taking about.

'We can do more damage if we remain'