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[BirkenheadBlue]

Thing is, there isnt really a party line on this is there?

Sure some will follow what some leaders of their natural party will say, but just as many probably wont.

The geographic split of the vote will be pretty interesting when the dust settles down.

Thing is if people follow the leaders of their own party, Remain will win at a landslide.

 

[peteblue]

Thing is, there isnt really a party line on this is there?

Sure some will follow what some leaders of their natural party will say, but just as many probably wont.

The geographic split of the vote will be pretty interesting when the dust settles down.

It would be funny if the majority of scots voted Leave ........

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

Well that is probably true, but you'd have to spend a lot of time listening to him to find out what the opposite of his view is.

That IS a downside to the strategy.

On the positive side, you get to laugh at him a lot along the way

 

[Goat]

And if you vote leave I potentially lose my earning potential, my property and country of residence... It affects a lot of us on a personal level. At least you got to vote about it, ffs.

I will proxy my vote to you or what I mean is, the vote I wasnt going to use, I will vote remain for you.

 

[peteblue]

Thing is if people follow the leaders of their own party, Remain will win at a landslide.

So if it's pretty close, just imagine how foolish those same leaders will be.......

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

I firmly believe that any cause being supported by Boris Johnston, Michael Gove and Nigel Farrage is a cause worth voting against.

And one backed by camoron & gidiot (Who said he'll take it out on the disabled if Leave wins) isn't?



The country is the candidate, not the gabshoite politicians....

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

So if it's pretty close, just imagine how foolish those same leaders will be.......

It baffles me that it's likely to be as close as it actually is.

It's becoming harder to laugh at the US so much for so many of them voting for that buffoon with the toupée

 

[anjelikaferrett]

While this is only too true, why do you think it's the so-called experts - the corporate chiefs and elitist classes - who are the ones telling us to stay in?

Good point and I can't actually answer it but I do know that most of the people who are advocating leave are the ones I have actively despised for most of my adult life- Farage and Boris Johnson to name but two. I'm sure that a leave vote will not end austerity, increase public spending and make life better for ordinary people. I hate this Govt with a passion but we can vote them out. This is forever.

 

[roydo]

So if it's pretty close, just imagine how foolish those same leaders will be.......

Pretty sure they will continue to look foolish what ever the outcome Pete.

 

[peteblue]

And thats the issue, you have a perception that people who vote leave are some kind of freaky bigots who only want England for the English, I support migration, its helped mould the country and its been very helpful over the years, im not against migration, im against some clown in Brussels telling US who and how many people we can allow in our country and forcing people onto us.

And that's the way a great many people think.......

 

[1966efc]

This is forever.

Maybe not if it's a close vote. Though I suspect it won't be.

 

[BirkenheadBlue]

And one backed by camoron & gidiot (Who said he'll take it out on the disabled if Leave wins) isn't?



The country is the candidate, not the gabshoite politicians....

Those two are clearly muppets - but I'd take them, Corbyn, and the leaders of every major party except UKIP, every living PM (plus Barack Obama and the leaders of almost every major world power (except Putin... hmmm) over Johnson, Farage, Putin and Donald Trump!

 

[Whistlin' Dixie]

This is forever.

And if remain win, we're stuck with more of the same tripe we've had, more beuracracy.

More integrating into a federal superstate - whether we like it or not.

And it WILL happen. Not 'might' - WILL.

 

[deipnosophist]

That was such an unfair referendum. Instead of asking 'do you want to change the flag?' and then if the vote was 'yes' working on a range of designs, they offer the designs first (ie anyone who voted for a losing design is likely to stick with the current flag) then pitch it against the existing one. What a con!

You are dead right mate... the whole process was a horrible stinking mess. (I refer to it as a Sweet Fanny Adams)
NZ has a PM that comparatively makes Cameron appear honest and kind. I had many dealings with him in the FX markets in the 80/90's...his nice guy image is a complete and utter facade.

 

[peteblue]

It baffles me that it's likely to be as close as it actually is.

It's becoming harder to laugh at the US so much for so many of them voting for that buffoon with the toupée

But we are not voting for a person, we are voting for control of our own country again........