Whoever shouts loudest and has the most negative / scary campaign will win. We're gone.
Exactly, leaving is a much simpler position to make an argument for. It's absolute classic lowest-common-denominator politics. Said for a while now that Farrage being allowed to force this issue to the top of the agenda will be an absolute disaster for the UK.
I would be utterly staggered if people voted to stay like.
This is our politics, and it's why the Tories are ruling the roost.
Tories want to stay in man. And lowest common denominator what are you guys even talking about. I'm yet to hear a coherent argument with facts in here. Talk about lowest common denominator. I'll not try make a point now other than "be generally better" since I'm a tad inebricated.
We're saying it's easier to pick apart something as a way to promote an agenda to leave it than it is to make the case to stay. Everyone agrees the EU is s**** in it's current form but the arguments for leaving it completely, which are purely economic of course because that's all that counts, are just hypothetical from what I can see. Aye "f*** Europe we'll just sign deals with China and Indonesia, the job market will adapt" and so on. I'm paraphrasing of course. You and everyone else have no idea how that would pan out, nor what the terms of any FTA agreement with the EEA might be but you're choosing to believe it will all work out favourably for the UK.
So in a similar way to the Scottish vote nobody can say with any certainty what the reality of a leave vote might be, therefore they're shouting opinions that only really serve to point out that everyone
could be better off if we leave Europe, but that might actually not be the case, and that Europe is s**** which we all know anyway.