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Post by nickkielcepoland on May 9, 2015 11:40:50 GMT 1
Now we know there will be an EU referendum. Do you support remaining in or leaving the EU?
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Post by Deleted on May 9, 2015 13:55:37 GMT 1
We will vote to stay in the EU. The way a referendum is worded influences the result. Cameron wants to stay in EU, therefore the outcome is assured.
I believe it's in Britains best interest to remain in the EU. What people don't realise is the EU migrants in 2014 was a net gain of £43 millions to Britain. The problem of illegal immigrants would be the same if we were within, or without the EU.
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Post by nickkielcepoland on May 9, 2015 14:33:45 GMT 1
We will vote to stay in the EU. The way a referendum is worded influences the result. Cameron wants to stay in EU, therefore the outcome is assured. I believe it's in Britains best interest to remain in the EU. What people don't realise is the EU migrants in 2014 was a net gain of £43 millions to Britain. The problem of illegal immigrants would be the same if we were within, or without the EU. I agree with you, in that I hope and think Britain will remain in the EU. But as to the way the question is worded, I could name several examples of referenda where the government of the country in question lost referenda, so I can't agree with you in that the wording means so much. People talked about the wording of the question in the Scottish referendum too. The SNP wanted it to be something complex, but Cameron demanded it be a simple yes or no to independence. |
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Post by Deleted on May 9, 2015 20:23:17 GMT 1
Cameron did indeed want it kept simply and got the result he wanted. I'm sure if there was a referendum now there would be a very different outcome. Many people (south of the border) dislike Nicola Steorgen, but other politicians could do worse than to watch her and learn.
I do have to say she was helped by the Scottish Labour leader Jim Murphy, one of the dullest useless politicians I had the misfortune to come across.
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