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[Gwilly]

I'm no political type, Just wondered which way to vote..

They say don't ask men over 55 years as you'll only get one answer.... NO.

Straw poll among us just for fun..

[papasmurf]

Well this 67 year old is for staying in. (For a variety of reasons I don't want to start a war about on this forum.)

[2cvandy]

It's a stay in vote for me. The UK will be affected by what the EU does one way or another anyway, the world is much too small now for isolation, surely it's better to have a say in the way it's run?

[Craig]

OUT!: While I am Quite Pro Europe I dont Like there Corporate control..But What Swung me against it in the End is The Pure Propaganda and threats of the stay in lot.. :As Brando once said "I dont know what I am for but I sure know what I am against"...And For Motorcycles Sake VOTE OUT!

[Trev]

In - no one's pretending the EU is perfect but we need to remember why it was formed in the first place. Besides that:
my company exports 30%+ to the EU and I'm sure as hell convinved being out won't make it easier. Despite how apparently easy it is to simply switch to supplying China/India/Russia (delete as you see fit), if it was that east and profitable we would already be doing it. Once again totally mindless advice from those who have never tried it and never will.

[Barry_Q]

I'm voting out. Who needs the EU to buy Enfield bikes and parts. India isn't in the EU!

[Mark M]

In. But, I'm not happy about it. And I voted Out last time and I still think I was right to do so.

REgards, Mark

[Scalyback]

I'd go for out.



The Eu have put on hold, the new legislation concerning all household appliances until after the vote. If we stay in, expect to be throwing a lot of them away as too power hungry!



We should really do what the french do. Ignore most of it and carry on as before. Want a power point fitted next to your bathroom basin? just ask the electrician!

[2cvandy]

It always surprises me when immigrants complain about immigration,,,,,,,,and it happens surprisingly often. I have friends living in Spain and France who have lived there for years and have no intention of returning to the UK and yet they complain about immigrants? Some of these people genuinely cannot see that they are one! Speaking of which, more people move to the UK every year from outside the EU than from within it so I'm not entirely sure how leaving the EU will help. Especially as many of those from EU countries would presumably still be allowed into the UK under the same rules that allow none EU immigrants at the moment. If every country clamped down on immigration and all the British ex-pats returned home the UK simply couldn't cope with the numbers. I too am saddened when I see the shit hole that my home town has become, what's even sadder is that there are very few immigrants there, the decay and decline has been inflicted by the English working classes, or should that read Giro classes?,,,,,,,,,,,,,

[Scalyback]

I was going to bed, but thought I would watch the film, well a bit of it...



It just finished... I also really recommend watching it, it's so much more than wether pensions will rise and fall.