Current Affairs EU In or Out

In or Out

  • In

    Votes: 688 67.9%
  • Out

    Votes: 325 32.1%

  • Total voters
    1,013
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It wasn't one that has been raised again today. As I clearly said, assuming that wasn't an issue, there are numerous other factors...

I'm not sure why you'd choose to focus on something I said should be discounted and ignore the rest.
Wasnt really aimed at your post Bruce , just the general just of the way the thread was heading down a path that has been done to death.
 
Regardless of your opinion on ones education and its merits, I suspect if you mapped the average income of Britain with voting patterns, those in the less well off areas would be more likely to vote leave. So my question remains, how will leaving help those people?

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Bruce,
Come on, stop being silly, mate! I have said before that one CANNOT predict the future. So, sorry, this: "...So my question remains, how will leaving help those people?..." is just adversarial and puerile in the extreme if you think I am even going to begin to try to answer that, as no one can provide the answer. It is a matter of knowledge and life experience guiding many, I suspect, on which way they decided to vote. You appear to have a problem over that. You appear to have a problem with people who can think for themselves, can reson things out, can draw on a lot of experience in life with regard to own country/European/World matters and actually form their own opinions/conclusions.

Sorry mate, you absolutely insult my intelligence...
 
Bruce,
Come on, stop being silly, mate! I have said before that one CANNOT predict the future. So, sorry, this: "...So my question remains, how will leaving help those people?..." is just adversarial and puerile in the extreme if you think I am even going to begin to try to answer that, as no one can provide the answer. It is a matter of knowledge and life experience guiding many, I suspect, on which way they decided to vote. You appear to have a problem over that. You appear to have a problem with people who can think for themselves, can reson things out, can draw on a lot of experience in life with regard to own country/European/World matters and actually form their own opinions/conclusions.

Sorry mate, you absolutely insult my intelligence...

Just as an aside; I don't believe being older makes you a more responsible voter, which is a common theme in your posts.
 
Just as an aside; I don't believe being older makes you a more responsible voter, which is a common theme in your posts.


If you're going to tackle me on a subject, then please quote/state it correctly.

I said: "...life-knowledge and experience is very small compared to older people..."

I said: "...It is a matter of knowledge and life experience guiding many..."

I said: "...You appear to have a problem with people who can think for themselves, can reason things out, can draw on a lot of experience in life with regard to own country/European/World matters and actually form their own opinions/conclusions..."

You are the one who has brought up the term 'more responsible voter', not I...

I don't think you quite understand the point I am making in all of the above. Does the 'me' of now know a hell of a lot more across a whole host of things than the 19-25 year old me? As the Yanks would say, 'Hell yeah!'. That's my point, and that's what informs/informed my voting decision.
 
If you're going to tackle me on a subject, then please quote/state it correctly.

I said: "...life-knowledge and experience is very small compared to older people..."

I said: "...It is a matter of knowledge and life experience guiding many..."

I said: "...You appear to have a problem with people who can think for themselves, can reason things out, can draw on a lot of experience in life with regard to own country/European/World matters and actually form their own opinions/conclusions..."

You are the one who has brought up the term 'more responsible voter', not I...

I don't think you quite understand the point I am making in all of the above. Does the 'me' of now know a hell of a lot more across a whole host of things than the 19-25 year old me? As the Yanks would say, 'Hell yeah!'. That's my point, and that's what informs/informed my voting decision.

Okay.

Do you think greater age makes for a more responsible voter?
 
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