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I personally think Bremain will win by a very narrow margin.
What does that have to do with the EU exactly?
Remain will win, even if that's not what the majority actually wants. They will do a revote, or use ridiculous scare tactics to have people vote against what they really want, ect. I personally hope they vote to exit the EU as it's plainly obvious that countries are going to lose their sovereignty over time to a bunch of unelected appointed officials that will continue to attack and limit the ability of any country to make decisions for themselves.
No, but it will silence it for one generation if the Quebec referendums are anything to go by.
Voted to leave but I think remain will win. They did a much better job of getting their point across.
There is literally no reason to exit.
They will still be subject to EU regulations if they expect to trade with the EU, so they can choose to abide by regulations they're already compliant with, or they can collapse their economy because of rhetorical nonsense like your reply above.
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You are saying that the government will take away stuff if they vote leave. What is being taken away? The EU does not give out free stuff.
False, we trade with the EU and don't have to follow all of their rules. Furthermore, I guarantee they have trade with China who absolutely don't follow much of their rules. You say there is no reason but there is a very obvious one, sovereignty. Maybe you don't care about self determination but that's important to a lot of people.
False, we trade with the EU and don't have to follow all of their rules. Furthermore, I guarantee they have trade with China who absolutely don't follow much of their rules. You say there is no reason but there is a very obvious one, sovereignty. Maybe you don't care about self determination but that's important to a lot of people.
False, we trade with the EU and don't have to follow all of their rules. Furthermore, I guarantee they have trade with China who absolutely don't follow much of their rules. You say there is no reason but there is a very obvious one, sovereignty. Maybe you don't care about self determination but that's important to a lot of people.
I don't know enough about this to guess. I just heard about it Monday. It is interesting though. I never really think of Europe being rebellious.What do you think the result of the EU Membership Referendum will be tomorrow? Personally, I see that the polling' pretty tight, with Leave just slightly ahead, but often the undecideds break for the status quo so I'm thinking Remain wins by a hair.
That is one of the gripes. Too many EU citizens make the safety nets too expensive in downturns. That at least is the impression the British got in the last crisis are said to have left the immigrants jobless in droves.
I'm saying the nanny government of the UK is invested in keeping the EU and that they have been threatening the populace with all sorts of gloom and doom, including the loss of economy and benefits if they vote to leave.
Maybe, but Britain v EU is a much different subject then Quebec v Canada. UK will be just fine without EU, Quebec would collapse without Canada.
It'll be Remain, but I'm hoping the margin is large enough to put away the Leave for good.
It'll be Remain, but I'm hoping the margin is large enough to put away the Leave for good.
Baloney you don't have to follow all of the EU's rules.False, we trade with the EU and don't have to follow all of their rules. Furthermore, I guarantee they have trade with China who absolutely don't follow much of their rules. You say there is no reason but there is a very obvious one, sovereignty. Maybe you don't care about self determination but that's important to a lot of people.