The best thing about the EU Referendum #1

[Troll]

You bloody Immigrants can't vote

[BrilloPad]

2. Its a good chance to punish parliament. UKIP 12% of votes and 0.15% of seats.
3. If we vote no the UK will get a better deal from the EU then be asked to vote again.

[Troll]

4: We can get rid of 3 million EU migrants easing pressure on Housing, Schools, Hospitals & Infrastructure

[DimPrawn]

5. Voting YES gives us a chance to say to Brussels, "We love what you are doing, do more of it, send many more immigrants, take over our culture, our government, our laws and constitution. Take away the Pound and give us your Euro, get us to drive on the other side of the road, take our British identity and flush it down the EU toilet, along with all the money we pay. We love all this, this is what we want. We have spoken and you are listening.".

[NibblyPig]

Honest point, I have no idea which way to vote. I've googled the advantages and disadvantages and there is nothing clear.

[MicrosoftBob]

It's annoying the SNP as they want to stay in the EU, so they can avoid independence

The referendum will call their bluff for the 2nd time

[BrilloPad]

Honest point, I have no idea which way to vote. I've googled the advantages and disadvantages and there is nothing clear.

Which works out best for you?

It does not matter anyway. If we vote out the UK will be offered concessions then the UK will be asked to vote again. Democracy in action.

[PurpleGorilla]

Honest point, I have no idea which way to vote. I've googled the advantages and disadvantages and there is nothing clear.

Do you like the status quo?

If so vote to remain.

If you want change, vote to leave.

[darmstadt]

You bloody Immigrants can't vote

Some can, members of the Commonwealth can...

[vetran]

Honest point, I have no idea which way to vote. I've googled the advantages and disadvantages and there is nothing clear.

Do you want 'an ever closer union' with an EU parliament, EU Army, EU currency (you know the one that worked so well for Greece) , EU foreign service etc?n Do you want all new entrants flooding over to undercut our citizens and keep wages low?


If they actually offered an EEC option with a common market and trading standards I would seriously consider staying. A visa waiver program would cope with freedom of movement. Double tax agreements could prevent double dutch Irish sandwiches etc so American companies could pay UK tax.

The reason the younger people want to stay is they don't realise how we were cheated and they believe the scare mongering that financial apocalypse awaits those that leave with the loss of ability to holiday in Europe as the cherry on top.