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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Joey66 said:
Again I was with 17.4 million voters Bruce no affiliation to the names you mentioned typical of you....I should be used to it by now!
It's a pathetic response from you.... but you won't retract it ?
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He isn't saying you are affiliated with them, but if you continually suggested you talk on behalf of all leave voters, then you draw the comparison yourself. The simple thing to do is recognise that you don't and accept that lots of people voted leave for lots of different reasons
 
Joey66 said:
Again I was with 17.4 million voters Bruce no affiliation to the names you mentioned typical of you....I should be used to it by now!
It's a pathetic response from you.... but you won't retract it ?
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Tommy Robinson has led various marches claiming to speak on behalf of the 'betrayed' 17.4 million leave voters. As I've said multiple times now, I doubt you have anything at all in common with him, but if you both claim to speak on behalf of the entire leave electorate, you both can't be right, any more than Pete can when he claims to do so. Farage has different reasons for wanting to leave than Corbyn, who has different reasons than Robinson.

I'm not sure I can explain things any clearer Joe, but if you wish to take offence at something you think I've said, then I can't really do much about that.
 
Bruce Wayne said:
Tommy Robinson has led various marches claiming to speak on behalf of the 'betrayed' 17.4 million leave voters. As I've said multiple times now, I doubt you have anything at all in common with him, but if you both claim to speak on behalf of the entire leave electorate, you both can't be right, any more than Pete can when he claims to do so. Farage has different reasons for wanting to leave than Corbyn, who has different reasons than Robinson.

I'm not sure I can explain things any clearer Joe, but if you wish to take offence at something you think I've said, then I can't really do much about that.
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You explain it with crude hints Bruce then like a politician don't retract it....
 
JEBUS_LIVES said:
He isn't saying you are affiliated with them, but if you continually suggested you talk on behalf of all leave voters, then you draw the comparison yourself. The simple thing to do is recognise that you don't and accept that lots of people voted leave for lots of different reasons
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Yes I do respect their were many reasons - my main one is belong to the EU polictical Union which I have stated today Again it was Bruce who fetched up his free movement agenda.....today......
 
Joey66 said:
Yes I do respect their were many reasons - my main one is belong to the EU polictical Union which I have stated today Again it was Bruce who fetched up his free movement agenda.....today......
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Immigration was a huge factor in the Brexit decision, there's no getting away from that and it was jumped on by far right commentators as a way to curb immigration.

Just look at this billboard from Farage -

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Migration is consistently seen as the most important issue among Brits and Leave played on that.
 
Joey66 said:
Yes I do respect their were many reasons - my main one is belong to the EU polictical Union which I have stated today Again it was Bruce who fetched up his free movement agenda.....today......
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Nearly two thirds (63%) of 18- to 24-year-olds think that losing mobility rights is a serious loss for British people – a view shared by 67% of Labour voters and 82% of Remain voters across all age groups. Only a third (34%) of people over 65 were concerned about it. Nearly half (47%) of Leave voters think mobility is a loss but a price worth paying to leave the EU, while nearly a quarter of them (24%) aren’t really worried about losing such rights.
 
Bruce Wayne said:

Nearly two thirds (63%) of 18- to 24-year-olds think that losing mobility rights is a serious loss for British people – a view shared by 67% of Labour voters and 82% of Remain voters across all age groups. Only a third (34%) of people over 65 were concerned about it. Nearly half (47%) of Leave voters think mobility is a loss but a price worth paying to leave the EU, while nearly a quarter of them (24%) aren’t really worried about losing such rights.
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The oldies know best!
 
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Bruce Wayne said:
To be honest, the most surprising thing for me that leave voters weren't voting as one homogeneous blob and there appears to be some divergence between what leave voters want. Hence how you can have lifelong, never voted Tory in me life guv, socialists lined up alongside monocle wearing weirdos.
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Yes, the 'you can't scare me, im not afraid of a bit of recession, I've lived through war' types, absolutely terrified of Eastern Europeans and Muslims in the street.
 
Bruce Wayne said:
To be honest, the most surprising thing for me that leave voters weren't voting as one homogeneous blob and there appears to be some divergence between what leave voters want. Hence how you can have lifelong, never voted Tory in me life guv, socialists lined up alongside monocle wearing weirdos.
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Scar Asti can once more Bruce 4 million Labour voters voted Out......
 
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