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EU Referendum - How will you vote?

Do you think that the UK should remain a member of the EU?  

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  1. 1. Do you think that the UK should remain a member of the EU?

    • YES
      169
    • NO
      361


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Just want to say a big thank you to all those voted leave. You have just devalue our £ by 15%. we have no leader (god dont let boris be in charge). Anything from aboard will cost a lot more . What a mess we are in and will take at least 10 years to sort it. we dont even have a clue if it is for better or worse. WELL DONE for voting with heart instead of common sense

 

What do you mean by 'our £?' Aren't you from Poland?

 

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He can't make his mind up ..in other threads he's all for exit... I reckon he doesn't live far from a bridge.. :)

 

:clap::D:thumbsup:

 

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I voted out in the end, it took until 8pm last night to finally make my decision.. I'm going to be optimistic and say we are a strong nation and will survive no matter what..

 

As an exporter it does look good for me at the moment though, may have to take on more staff so not all doom and gloom in business x

Edited by Chelle-82

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Can we interpret anything from the regional vote results?

 

For example, why did Scotland choose so strongly to remain?

 

Liverpool and Manchester - both very multicultural - chose to remain.

 

Areas where certain races don't get on (and I won't name and shame) chose to leave.

 

Areas with high numbers of foreign workers, chose to leave.

 

Areas near the channel chose to leave.

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in my opinion Scotland voted to remain because they are better of in the eu, and because of the size of Scotland, they would never be accepted in the eu on there own.

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the resignation of Cameron, the vote of no confidence for Corbyn, we should now have a general election for a new government to steer us through the Brexit.

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Pound down 5% against Euro 8% against dollar, been a lot worse recently.

 

Define recently

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the resignation of Cameron, the vote of no confidence for Corbyn, we should now have a general election for a new government to steer us through the Brexit.

 

Agreed, not going to happen though. That new-found sovereignty isn't going to find its way to the people any time soon.

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Agreed, not going to happen though. That new-found sovereignty isn't going to find its way to the people any time soon.

 

Nor the £100 odd million a week....

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Nor the £100 odd million a week....

 

Let's be honest here, they promised £350 million a week!

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Let's be honest here, they promised £350 million a week!

 

They did but they were lying/wrong..the nett amount is far less

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They did but they were lying/wrong..the nett amount is far less

 

I understand the net is around £160m per week.

 

Better off that money staying in Blighty than flushing it down the toilet that is the EU.

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I understand the net is around £160m per week.

 

Better off that money staying in Blighty than flushing it down the toilet that is the EU.

 

Where's it going to end up do you reckon?

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