Off Topic EU deabte. Which way are you voting ?

... not just Scousers that have trouble with the written word mind ...

 

What's "devastating" about that?? He didn't answer the points raised. And most of the rest of the developed world isn't doing better than the EU. He's just trying to be superior and witty, with no evidence to back what he claims up.

Doddery old fart should just retire gracefully!....

 

Pointless bollocks too!

Murdoch's old editor talking to one of his rag's journalists!..

 

At this point people have made up their minds, do what you feel is right.

 

It's generally a sign when someone attacks the messenger rather than the message.

A fair few based their opinion on the claims from "experts". a scour of the web finds plenty of good reasons to doubt the claims.

 

Most people made their minds up ages ago, this is just to take our minds of the close season.

Soon be back to Liverpool bashing

 

I've attacked the message. You just seem to want to take it personally. Lawson answered nothing...listen!...

 

Yes, mouser watch has been sadly neglected of late!....

 

I don't take you seriously, never mind personally.

 

I will start now

 

The feeling is entirely mutual, I assure you!...

 

I will say the voting will be very close within 2% of each other

 

Pray for the Polish.

 

I agree. I think the ultimate outcome will fall to the waverers. I just hope they make their final decision on facts rather than hysterics.

 

I agree.

 

As Gonzo says, most people have made their minds up anyway. So, whatever is said now isn't liable to affect the outcome that much. It will be close though, I think.

For me, in any decision of this nature it always comes down to what effect will this have on the economy. It's always the economy first as all else flows from that. If your economy is performing, your options are far, far greater. Far too much is being made of immigration and the effects on the economy are not being highlighted enough, for me.

As I have zero doubt that leaving the EU at this time will damage the UK economy - something many leavers concede, although how badly is disputed. The fact remains that the economy will be damaged. The U.K. is just emerging from the worst recession in more than half a century, there is a very good chance that a vote to leave will send it back into recession.

So, if the economy will suffer then the choice is clear. Vote to remain.