I'm not talking about all. I don't think all leave voters are the same. You can lump them all together if you like, but in doing so, you're missing the point.
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No, it didn't? It's only 16 pages long ffs, with barely 100 words on each page
You can search through the document all you like, but there isn't a single mention of the customs union, let alone stating that we will leave it.
He hasnt a clue what he's talking about.No, it didn't? It's only 16 pages long ffs, with barely 100 words on each page
I've said it before, but I'm sure he just types random words and hopes they form a sentence.
I wouldn't mind, but he goes on (and on, and on) about Googling as though it's a bad thing, yet can't spend a few minutes to read the document to check his facts are correct. The link was right there in the post he quoted.
Not interested in facts, forming his own arguments or evidence though. Same with @BigBlueNose who just copied and pasted an article from Brexitcentral when challenged.
I asked him to present evidence and his response was to ask me to go and research/Google it myself..
Well if he can't be arsed to explain his decision, why should anyone listen to it?
And yet great umbrage is taken when people suggest that perhaps making such a momentous decision on such poorly understood logic is a daft idea. Barnfred has said previously that it was emotions rather than logic that dictated a lot of the Brexit vote, which I can understand, but this isn't a decision that should be taken by emotion when it runs counter to all the evidence available.
Watching footie Bruce ...No, it didn't? It's only 16 pages long ffs, with barely 100 words on each page
Yes but @Barnfred and @peteblue can clearly articulate why they voted as they did in their own words and at least provide an alternative view.
Do you really want the counter to me saying you can't articulate your own opinion to be you linking a BBC video?
The first few minutes are why Cameron thinks Britain was better off in the EU. He then goes on to say how leaving is full of risk, and that leave campaigners can only offer vague promises of a better future, before returning to the benefits of the current situation, including enjoying the benefits of the EU but without being in the Euro, the Shengen zone or having any part of any EU army etc. He closes by saying whatever the decision, 'he' will do his best to honour it.
So it's basically four minutes of why Cameron thinks staying in would be better, but zero minutes of why Joe thinks we'd be better off out. You kinda hope Joe's on a windup to be honest.
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I don't think he is unfortunately.
Listen to to what he says.....now he hides in a shed...
Do you think everyone voted remain because David Cameron told them to?
At the time Remain were favourites in the polls - all round Remain spent more than the Leave campaign government wise what possibly went wrong?
Also the vote was to be honoured binary or not.......
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