Off Topic EU deabte. Which way are you voting ?

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How will you vote in the EU referendum ?


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The Leave campaign told lies, pure and simple. They made claims that's they've since back shuffled away from.

How anyone can simple brush that off and say that it was of no consequence is beyond me, the same people ironically who were pontificating about the power of democracy.

If political ads still had to go through an advertising authority as they did pre'99, then most of those ads would never have made it into print, as they were misleading and downright untrue.

https://www.politicshome.com/news/e...0m-claim-potentially-misleading-says-watchdog
 
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that are related to you. .he sounds far from typical of any of those I've met..

... he's my other half's cousin ... she and I are not married ... therefore he is not related to me by blood or marriage ... not the first time you have been proven to be wrong on this thread tbf :) ...

... and if you think he is 'far from typical' in terms of why he voted to leave, you are seriously in cloud cuckoo land ... or Barmpot Boulevard to use the vernacular ... the referundum was ultimately decided on a mixture of celebrity, scaremongering, false promises and xenophobia ... not because all voters took the time to listen to in depth economic debate and intellectual reasoning <doh>
 
... <doh> ... whether I understand that or not is irrelevant (for the record I do) ... but a sizeable majority of people that voted to leave did so genuinely beleiving that a brexit win would facilitate the exact 'benefits' being flaunted by Boris, Gove, Fromage and the leading Brexit figure heads ... because the government, whether led by Cameron or someone else, would feel obligated to implement the winning campaign's agenda ...

Without such expectation nobody would have bothered to vote ... what would have been the point?.

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... he's my other half's cousin ... she and I are not married ... therefore he is not related to me by blood or marriage ... not the first time you have been proven to be wrong on this thread tbf :) ...

... and if you think he is 'far from typical' in terms of why he voted to leave, you are seriously in cloud cuckoo land ... or Barmpot Boulevard to use the vernacular ... the referundum was ultimately decided on a mixture of celebrity, scaremongering, false promises and xenophobia ... not because all voters took the time to listen to in depth economic debate and intellectual reasoning <doh>

And yet, the independent study by the Joseph Rowntree trust says you're talking bollocks. <ok>
 
Looks like you're being economical with your eyes, try reading the link, paying particular attention to the photograph

Nah. It's history and was all done before the vote, so you can whine and blub all you like, we're out. <ok>
 
Nah. It's history and was all done before the vote, so you can whine and blub all you like, we're out. <ok>

How is it all history when it is still on going and will continue to be on going until we finally exit the EU, this two year process hasn't even started yet, and then for a long time after that. If you thought that everything would be over the day after the referendum you sorely misunderstood the situation I'm afraid...
 
Strange that only the remainers see it as spend 350M on the NHS and everyone else does not.

Some are not so bright

Custard, it very clearly implies that this fictional £350mill p.w. Could be spent on the NHS. Or, as I said earlier, why mention the NHS in the same campaign message on a totally different subject?..
 
How is it all history when it is still on going and will continue to be on going until we finally exit the EU, this two year process hasn't even started yet, and then for a long time after that. If you thought that everything would be over the day after the referendum you sorely misunderstood the situation I'm afraid...

I never thought anything of the sort. Why do so many remainians feel that they know what everyone is else is thinking better than they do. That attitude is a big part of what people voted against, so the more bleating and pomposity, the stronger my belief that the country made the right decision.

I'm more than aware how long it'll take. The bollocks and whining about a claim in a leaflet is history, everyone knows that the exaggerated claims by some are as meaningless as things like the warning of ww3. Feel free to drip on and on about it, it will change sod all. The elected members are busy getting on with things on our behalf. <ok>
 
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