EU Referendum - In or Out? Vote here

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TRO Saracen Feb 2016 1:44pm, 22 Feb 2016 12,357 posts	0 TRO Saracen Indeed Triplet - and the 'In' ers are doing exactly the same re the apocalyptic horrors which will be unleashed when 'going it alone'. It's a total replay, which will have the same outcome. Most interesting, and only unknown bit is what happens to the Tories afterwards.
macca 53 Feb 2016 1:46pm, 22 Feb 2016 22,246 posts	0 macca 53 In - we get Gideon as next leader Out - we get Boris as next leader
macca 53 Feb 2016 1:52pm, 22 Feb 2016 22,248 posts	0 macca 53 or to use politician speak we have a once in a generation opportunity to get shut of Farage, Gove, IDS and Boris....
CamBear Feb 2016 2:01pm, 22 Feb 2016 237 posts	0 CamBear Zorba, it's interesting that many of the arguments the SNP made for leaving the UK are directly opposite of those made for staying in the EU, i.e. being part of a larger body (the UK) is bad, but now being part of a larger body (the EU) is good.
CStar Feb 2016 2:22pm, 22 Feb 2016 5,473 posts	0 CStar SNP opportunist? Never !
mrs shanksi Feb 2016 2:39pm, 22 Feb 2016 7,082 posts	0 mrs shanksi If you live in England you will be helping the SNP if you vote to leave.
macca 53 Feb 2016 2:46pm, 22 Feb 2016 22,255 posts	0 macca 53 I think why is going to be the first casualty in this debate isn't it? It's all going to boil down to who :(:(
donran Feb 2016 2:49pm, 22 Feb 2016 153 posts	0 donran Worst referendum ever... Choice between Cameron/Osbourne or Farage/Gove/Galloway looking smug. FFS!!
CStar Feb 2016 2:50pm, 22 Feb 2016 5,474 posts	0 CStar I hope you are wrong. 'Who' should be irrelevant, but I fear you may be right as for many the issues are far too complex to get heads around objectively to make a balanced decision.
donran Feb 2016 3:00pm, 22 Feb 2016 154 posts	0 donran I said it during the Scottish referendum and I'll say it again. It's up to the politicians to explain properly what the issues and likely outcomes are, no matter how complex, then let the electorate decide. If the Scottish referendum tells us anything then it is that scaremongering will likely see a late swing in favour of the status quo. Can we still go to Europe on holiday if the UK isn't part of the EU? I jest (I think).