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Of course I don't. My gut feeling is that the timing and the people are wrong but serious reform is right.
We only have one choice though.
We give out free coffee here.
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I agree that the EU needs reform, and hopefully this referendum might effect that. But if we leave we have no influence whatsoever and will likely have to accept EU diktats as part of our trade agreement with them, cf Norway.
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the timing and the people are wrong
Same as my feeling - which basically made my decision easy. A Leave vote, however intended, will be counted as a vote for the wrong people and will be raised up by the far right as a sign of support.
I don't believe this is our only opportunity to reform or leave. Vote in an election for a party that has a commitment to reform as part of its manifesto - why can't this work? It hasn't so far because neither voters nor politicians have taken it seriously (only UKIP - whose method of non-participation is not very effective).
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Do you really think a government led by Johnson, Gove et al would crack down on corporate tax avoidance?
Do they give out free crack at Rapha?