Vote remain and things I don't like about the EU will gradually worsen to the point when in a decade or two's time I'll be mightily p1ssed off that the late deciders voted to stay.

Vote leave and after the period of uncertainty, renegotiation and the country finding its equilibrium in financial and economic variables we'll be pleased we've made the break to determine what our country does and why.

COYP

It's very much dependant on the area. I live in central Bristol- loads of Remain posters in windows round here.

However, driving back to see my parents in Wiltshire, plenty of Leave posters, out in the rural areas.

Whatever happens, the demographics should make fascinating reading i.e. which cities/areas were mostly Remain, mostly Leave etc. Particularly in regards to the UK- could be a bit interesting if the Scots and Welsh vote overwhelmingly Remain, but end up outvoted by the English voting Leave. I suspect if Brexit happens, the Scots will ditch the UK and stay in the EU

If they pay taxes, does it matter where it goes afterwards?

She has to share some responsibility for Britain today certainly.

Well it;s not just about tax, it is about spending your money on goods and services. That all counts too.

In light of the murder of Jo Cox, Will Straw wrote We need to recognise that people have been pulled up short by Jo Cox’s death and it is now time to make a very positive case for why we want to be in the European Union… (It doesn't say what has been missed out here, so without all of the email it's difficult to see if Guido is/are being a little underhand in their 'reporting' to call out the other side for what they have done to stir division and resentment in the UK. Straw asked the remain camp to campaign for a decent, tolerant United Kingdom.

Yes it's crass that they are seemingly using the death of Jo Cox to further their cause, but I think Guido is/are making more of it than there is.

The comments on there are to behold. Obviously they don't want to be part of a decent tolerant UK.

Edited by nickgusset (20 Jun 2016 10.14pm)

You are not against EU. You are just against the Germans.

I, your glass,
Will modestly discover to yourself
That of yourself which yet you know not of.

You say that like it's a bad thing.

Steve Parish on Twitter a minute ago pretty narked that The Premier League have put their weight behind The Remain campaign. 'Especially as he wasn't asked' from what I gathered they should of remained neutral on the matter.

Pro USA & Israel

I'm against using a PL club to support a political view especially when we weren't asked

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