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Official ESLCafe Brexit Poll
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Should UK stay in the EU?
Yes
58%
 58%  [ 14 ]
No
41%
 41%  [ 10 ]
Total Votes : 24

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In the heat of the moment



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PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 6:01 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Is there any provable and insightful reason to stay or leave published? It seems the remain camp say the UK will enter a macro depression (businesses leaving) and the leave camp a micro depression (salaries dropping). FWIW I think both camps are full of it.
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PostPosted: Fri May 06, 2016 11:01 am    Post subject: Reply with quote

Unfortunately not. Whoever published such a document would have to be completely impartial and apolitical to be taken seriously. Bizarrely enough, some people will vote in this referendum wearing their anti-tory/labour/UKIP hats.

If you think about buying a car versus buying a house. You take the second-hand car for a test drive, kick the tyres and hand over some cash. If you don't like your car or want another colour, you can just phone one of these companies who'll come round and buy it, simple. Buying a house, though, is time to at least act like a grown up. If you don't like it, you're either stuck with it or end up selling at huge loss and stress. That's why people take longer to buy a house I guess.

Voting tory, UKIP or whoever every few years is like buying a car, no biggie. Voting in the EU referendum should take a bit more thought than hating the tories/labour blah blah.
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