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EU Referendum: EXIT POLL

Remain in the EU?


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I voted Leave, without hesitation. I find it hard to understand how people can end up not making their minds up until they're actually in the booth.

Some bloke on the way into the polling station was loudly exclaiming that he had no idea which way he was gonna vote. I kinda wanted to stop and ask him what he was doing there if he had no opinion on the subject, but I realised that whatever his answer might be it would only make me even more annoyed.

Democracy: a system that gives the most power to the people with the least idea of what's going on.
 
Some bloke on the way into the polling station was loudly exclaiming that he had no idea which way he was gonna vote. I kinda wanted to stop and ask him what he was doing there if he had no opinion on the subject, but I realised that whatever his answer might be it would only make me even more annoyed.

Democracy: a system that gives the most power to the people with the least idea of what's going on.

Unless you're saying that most voters are ignorant, I don't see how the bolded bit can be true. The vote of someone who's read the arguments of both sides is worth the same as the vote of the person who decides by ignoring everything and just flipping a coin.
 
Unless you're saying that most voters are ignorant, I don't see how the bolded bit can be true. The vote of someone who's read the arguments of both sides is worth the same as the vote of the person who decides by ignoring everything and just flipping a coin.
And in a referendum where there are no stronghold or marginal constituencies, all votes from everywhere are equal!
 
Remain

Like I was going to vote for English independence

Lazy buggers not willing to have zee revolution to get it

*Shakes fist at sky*
:mad:
 
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do like how it might not be working class people who are voting because of the effect it might have on their wage packets
after no concrete assurances from the exiters...

but you right it must be the middle classes

:hmm:
 
Voted about an hour ago. Leave. Very minor wobble in the booth, but no more than when I have to decide which lefty grouplet to vote for in general/local elections. I don't think anything will change for wc people either way, so I won't be disappointed if remain wins, but at least this way we have a chance, however small.

Currently drinking Scottish beer and eating Swiss chocolate and resisting the urge to get into arguments with friends on Facebook who are all implying that I (not me personally; all leavers) am a racist and have The Fear because I voted leave. Out of all my friends, both real and Facebook, I'm the only one who seems to be for leave. My family are all leave - I suspect for racist reasons mostly. It's the only time we've ever been on the same side politically, even if it's for a different cause. Feels strange.

I quite like referendums. We should have more of them. Was thinking about the Swiss model on the way back from the polling station and that might have been what triggered my chocolate impulse buy at the offie.

I wish this was a regular occurance.
 
I can't compete with Fez909's Scottish beer and Swiss chocolate but I ate a French golden delicious with my meal, I do have some English pink ladys and English I think conference pears in my fruit bowl though to maintain balance.
 
100% of the ardent pro-remain people I know are middle-class, there is a correlation too insofar that the better off they are the more pro-remain
Someone I know who is very middle class and affluent is virulently pro leave, (also quite right wing) so for me the correlation is not 100%.
 
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