So you tell me not to compare the UK to Norway, Switzerland, Greenland or Canada but you would like us to have a system like Australia....ok
As i have prevously stated if the 'immigrants' from the EU are net contributors to the tax system & we can ship out our pensioners (net detractors) to warmer european climes like Spain then the UK will continue to flourish. This is why the city of London has emerged as the fagship european city creating thousands of jobs and life opportunities. If we take out the tax contributors to our system then funding for schools, hospitals etc will have to be cut (unless we raise taxes).
If as the treasury have calculated each household will be worse off by £4,300 every year in the event of brexit, it doesnt take a whizzkid to figure out that this will be detrimental to household expenditure give what the average household earns. What the out campaign do every time you tell them this is stick there fingers in their ears and shout blah blah you are just trying to scare us even though the figures are not based on the worst case scenario. They instead try to scare back by telling us of overcrowded spaces and public services which is frankly complete tosh.
The Britain we should all strive for is a thriving one with good public services, free trade, good opportunities for our kids and taking its rightful place at the front of the world stage and voting to remain is the only way to achieve this.

Now you've gone back to the economic argument - which no one can prove one way or another.

You and I know why you've done this ... because you know I am right about the future if we stay in the EU.... a tidal wave of economic migrants coming our way that we are powerless to prevent.

Your kids will living like the kids in Dhaka, Bangladesh are now..... cramped conditions, sharing toilets with other families....and it will be all your own fault for putting the economy ahead of over-crowding our lovely island.

Good... you're softening somewhat.

It wouldn't take long in the 19th Century to escape the sewage strewn streets of London, but soon London will be attached to Birmingham as it spreads under the weight of further necessary housing and infrastructure.

That £4300 bonus to your household will be the last thing you'll ever enjoy living cheek by jowl with a dozen families in one room.

"a tidal wave of economic migrants coming our way that we are powerless to prevent."

Isn't this the plot from forthcoming Aquaman movie?

Yes... sorry for the spoiler everyone, but Aquaman gets killed by a surfboard being rammed up his back passage.

Quite ....On another positive note I always try to get 2 weeks holiday in France each year. I particularly like the east coast, places like La Rochelle for the food, the climate, the people etc. In years past I always make an effort to enjoy a couple of evenings fine dining. Now I am not saying if we vote for a Brexit, people cant go on holiday but as I enjoy a fine Bordeaux on the long summer evenings I dream that one day I would like to live /work here for a couple of years. I think that my kids cultural/life education would be greatly enhanced by getting a job in one of those restaurants learning about cuisine, wine, the French language, not to mention good working experience. The fact that we are in the EU means that all of this is possible should we choose. My brother (who is a plumber) says the same about western Ireland as he particularly likes fishing, Guinness and the craic, and one day, he tells me , he will take more time to enjoy Ireland, setting himself up in business and living the dream.
I had the opportunity earlier in my career of working in Switzerland for 3.5 years although I had to be sponsored, carry an auslanderasweis (passport for non-Swiss) at all times and heavily restricted compared to Swiss nationals e.g. I couldn't move jobs. Although I made some very good friends, there was still prejudice from a minority of the 'Swiss for the Swiss' brigade who I came to regard frankly as thick negative people who could not see that I was paying handsomely in tax for their public services, healthcare and pensions whilst not once ever claiming a pfennig or ever even seeing a doctor.
Lastly I was fortunate enough to seed finance an internet startup company about 14 years ago. That company now has offices in Spain (including Barcelona) and Sweden (Stockholm) as well as employing about 1000 people in London. Apart from the fact that the company pays large sums in UK corporation tax and income tax from those 1000 employees, I am so proud that it gives people from the UK chances to travel and sometimes live in the European locations. Similarly some Spanish and Swedish people have come the other way. Some have got married to British people and atleast on Brit I know has married a Spanish girl. All of these life opportunities have been made available because we are in Europe and the biggest winner of all is the taxman, because as people lead more prosperous happy lives they also pay more. Voting for Brexit would deny these opportunities and freedoms which we now take for granted.

You are correct that you would be able to travel to those destinations in event of Brexit but you would not be able to work - reducing life opportunities for us and more importantly the next generation.
Public services are not under strain from eu migrants, this is another 'fib and scare' from the out campaign. Public services are funded by taxation which is decided by westminster, if you think they are underfundex then blame british politicians not johny foreigner who, as in my previous examples, is paying handsomely in tax and gettinv very little benefit. Most eu migrants are net contributors to our tax system and should be thanked not tarnished with the brush of islamic terrorism which is just inciteful

You've concentrated on the economic angle again Johnny whereas I meant the practical experiences....

If you were able to talk to people from Lincolnshire, they would tell you how immigration has blighted their daily lives due to over population. Fruit and Veg picking in the fields of the fens was a seasonal thing, but now the EU laws mean foreign labour is allowed to live here 24/7, so eastern european folk have permanently settled in places like Boston and Lincoln and taken over those towns.

The indigenous population (now very much in the minority and trapped there by falling house prices compared to more lucrative/salubrious areas to live) cannot get to see a GP for weeks, get their kids in a local school and have seen their high streets turned into Polish Deli's, betting shops and massage parlours. Their grown up children cannot leave home because they cannot get a job that pays enough for the rent and living expenses... let alone find a house to buy for themselves.

So yes... I am blaming Johnny Foreigner (your words not mine) as these hardships are keenly felt by the residents of Lincolnshire and are definitely as a direct result of immigration.

What have you to say to them to persuade them that remaining in the EU is a good idea?

Well, yes it is, but I don't think I did that???

No you didnt, apologies....i was referring to an earlier post with that comment