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That would require honesty, and indeed a crystal ball. Cast your mind back to the Scottish independence vote when it transpired that the SNP had projected all their finances on an oil price at over $1 per barrel. As soon as that came out, most sensible people knew that they would be fucked if it went down. Sadly I think that any arguments posited by either side will be ridiculous half truths based on 'projections' and calculated scaremongering. The real story is quite how fucking toxic this country is becoming and how jaded oxygen-thieve politicotards are sturring up 'grass-roots' hatred
TheArchitect
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'In' is a vote of no confidence in British politics and the electorate. It prevents the incumbent party from making any major changes.
Rather than saying how they want us to vote and how bad it would be otherwise, I would like statements from each party on what they'd do differently if we weren't in the EU. What would the green policies be for example? What, actually, would Tory policy be on immigration? How about Finance - would they de-regulate to attract/retain banks? Human rights?