Who's for IN and who's for OUT:

[Ricky Spanish]

I know most of you have no opinion, so won't vote in case it offends someone.

But give it a go.. I have made this poll anonymous:

[Shaker]

Weird range of options ... what does a "whishy [sic] washy liberal" have to do with the issue of remaining in or leaving the European Union?

[floo]

We have already voted to remain.

[Humph Warden Bennett]

Remain. If we leave it won't be as it was before 1973, it will be as it was before 1066, with us as a small irrelevance on the edge of Europe.

[floo]

Remain. If we leave it won't be as it was before 1973, it will be as it was before 1066, with us as a small irrelevance on the edge of Europe.

We are a small irrelevance, imo!

[L.A.]

It's a no-brainer:

If we vote for Brexit we will be offered a deal that will be similar to Switzerland and Norway which of course includes freedom of movement. If we accept we will be in virtually the same position as now, but with some additional restrictions on certain kinds of trade - and we won't have any say in running the show.

If we were to reject this,  we will not have the free access to the EU market  and Britain will no longer be an attractive location for manufactures to serve the EU market, and this would have a serious impact on our economy and employment.

Remain is the only sane option.

[Ricky Spanish]

Ammended because Steve finds "whishy" offensive to his "sensibility's"..

[floo]

It is wishy without an h!

[Shaker]

It is wishy without an h!

Well no ... it has one h in it ...

[floo]

Well no ... it has one h in it ...

Whoops!

[Harrowby Hall]

Remain.

I agree with L.A.'s analysis.

In addition, I own property in France, which is a borderline basket case with Marine Le Pen's extreme right wing National Front enjoying considerable support from the French people. She may perceive Brexit as giving her policies some kind of legitimacy and French homes for French people may result in separate, higher, property taxes for nonFrench second home owners or even snatching the houses from their current owners for the benefit of homeless French citizens.

[Walt Zingmatilder]

It's a no-brainer:

If we vote for Brexit we will be offered a deal that will be similar to Switzerland and Norway which of course includes freedom of movement. If we accept we will be in virtually the same position as now, but with some additional restrictions on certain kinds of trade - and we won't have any say in running the show.

If we were to reject this,  we will not have the free access to the EU market  and Britain will no longer be an attractive location for manufactures to serve the EU market, and this would have a serious impact on our economy and employment.

Remain is the only sane option.

Yes but some are'' up for it'' and that's important for 'the lads'. It's their ''pride''.....and at the end of the day it's just a bit of Banter.

[Shaker]

There's an identical poll currently running on Digital Spy which so far has attracted 1156 votes.

63.32% for Leave.

[Harrowby Hall]

Why does this poll have a closing date two weeks after the date of the referendum?

[L.A.]

Remain.

I agree with L.A.'s analysis.

In addition, I own property in France, which is a borderline basket case with Marine Le Pen's extreme right wing National Front enjoying considerable support from the French people. She may perceive Brexit as giving her policies some kind of legitimacy and French homes for French people may result in separate, higher, property taxes for nonFrench second home owners or even snatching the houses from their current owners for the benefit of homeless French citizens.

There would certainly be 'knock-on' effects across EU countries, difficult to predict this kind of stuff, but we certainly wouldn't be 'flavour of the month'.

[ekim]

Perhaps it's better to be a part of the Fourth Reich than compete with it, who knows.

[Rhiannon]

Can't vote because there's no 'No clue what's best, who do you think I am, Mystic fucking Meg?' button.

[L.A.]

Maybe the question on the ballot should be :

Do you want to 'cut off your nose to spite your face'?

[Shaker]

Maybe the question on the ballot should be :

Do you want to 'cut off your nose to spite your face'?

Thank goodness they have serious-minded, professional people to do this ballot business.

[Gonnagle]

Dear Rhiannon,

Can't vote because there's no 'No clue what's best, who do you think I am, Mystic fucking Meg?' button.

Vote to remain, trust me I am not a politician

Gonnagle.

[L.A.]

Perhaps it's better to be a part of the Fourth Reich than compete with it, who knows.

A bunch of bureaucrats working on product standards and trade regulations does not really constitute a threat to world peace.

[SweetPea]

Perhaps it's better to be a part of the Fourth Reich than compete with it, who knows.

Ekim, I'm not sure if your comment was posted in jest or if you know the history of the EU.

The Nazis and facists who founded the EU and their influence today:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nf5KeC4dAs

[Walt Zingmatilder]

There's an identical poll currently running on Digital Spy which so far has attracted 1156 votes.

63.32% for Leave.

So.......... 63.32% of people who would be happy with a laptop, a KFC, a box of tissues and their right hands are for leaving.

[Nearly Sane]

Ekim, I'm not sure if your comment was posted in jest or if you know the history of the EU.

The Nazis and facists who founded the EU and their influence today:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Nf5KeC4dAs

Drivel. And you can't even spell fascist.


Most of the founders of the EU fought the Nazis. Your ignorance of that and your moronic pissing on the graves of those who were killed by the Nazis would make me me vomit, if I thought you had the slightest grasp of history.

But then again you have already posted bits of your lunatic anti Semitism about the Rothschilds and your dog whistle 'bankensteins'

[Rhiannon]

EU history isn't the most fascinating subject but even I know it was founded with the ideal of preventing history repeating itself, by people who wanted to end the global wars that Europe had been spewing.