Why you inners should be voting out instead

[DimPrawn]

All you inners, before you go ahead, you need to consider these bullet proof reasons why out is the right thing to do.

1. Once the UK is out of the EU, UKIP and Farage become completely redundant. In one feel swoop, you have completely destroyed this "racist" party you despise, and Farage has lost his MEP job. Win-win. Good bye UKIP forever!

2. You detest those giant US investment banks right? Filthy casino gambling capitalist pigs. Well, lots of big US investment banks have billions resting on an in vote. Who Loses the Most From ‘Brexit’? Try Goldman Sachs - WSJ Vote the UK out, and they lose big time. Who knows, maybe it might even sink the bastards.

3. Voting out will very likely trigger another Scottish referendum. http://www.newsweek.com/alex-salmond...o-years-461770 The only way those poor Scots are going to escape the evil English empire. Do Scotland a big favour and give them a chance to reconsider their foolish decision to stay.

So you see, voting out is actually the winning move for everyone.

[AtW]

All you inners, before you go ahead, you need to consider these bullet proof reasons why out is the right thing to do.

1. Once the UK is out of the EU, UKIP and Farage become completely redundant. In one feel swoop, you have completely destroyed this "racist" party you despise, and Farage has lost his MEP job. Win-win. Good bye UKIP forever!

No, they'll try to run the country instead.

[jamesbrown]

Voting out will very likely trigger another Scottish referendum. http://www.newsweek.com/alex-salmond...o-years-461770 The only way those poor Scots are going to escape the evil English empire. Do Scotland a big favour and give them a chance to reconsider their foolish decision to stay.

Have you noticed how Sturgeon, that ardent Bremainer, has come over all shy recently?

[d000hg]

Farage will be a forgotten relic either way, UKIP is not going to get much interest if the referendum votes remain - only the loyalist die-hards will remain a bit like BNP.

I would love to be part of history if the UK left and then broke up as Scotland left, but I cannot see it happening for real.

[SueEllen]

Farage will be a forgotten relic either way, UKIP is not going to get much interest if the referendum votes remain - only the loyalist die-hards will remain a bit like BNP.

I would love to be part of history if the UK left and then broke up as Scotland left, but I cannot see it happening for real.

Wales and NI could leave as well.

They could be the United Kingdom and we would be England.

[jamesbrown]

Farage will be a forgotten relic either way, UKIP is not going to get much interest if the referendum votes remain - only the loyalist die-hards will remain a bit like BNP.

I would love to be part of history if the UK left and then broke up as Scotland left, but I cannot see it happening for real.

There's an alternative outcome whereby the Tories completely fail to heal the yawning chasm that has developed, and a new party emerges (akin to the Labour/SDP split), or at least UKIP is re-imagined with many more Tories. It's slightly ironic that David Owen is involved this time around too Certainly, this is the angle currently being pursued by Farage and Banks in the event of a vote to Remain. I'm not a kipper, but I think you completely underestimate the degree of acrimony within the Tory campaign and the extent to which Euroscepticism is now a mainstream view.

[BrilloPad]

4. Boris will become the next PM.

[VectraMan]

1. Once the UK is out of the EU, UKIP and Farage become completely redundant. In one feel swoop, you have completely destroyed this "racist" party you despise, and Farage has lost his MEP job. Win-win. Good bye UKIP forever!

After all the endless arguments finally one of the outies has actually come up with a reason for voting out.

Had to happen sooner or later I suppose.