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As usual and as expected Born Hunter, a great reply and I couldn't disagree with any of it.

Myself, I take a more simplistic view, what we have is very bad.....and yes, what we get may be worse......but it will be OUR worse.

Get out and let the chips fall where they may.

 

My thoughts exactly Wilf..............This country was always at its best when we stood alone, barring in 20th century wars anyway, we were world leaders in industry and tech.......and i'd even say democracy at one time, England set the standards others followed...............But the more we've merged the worse things seem to have got to me? Standing alone for better or worse is the only way forward imho mate. Like the old saying goes "i would rather live one day as a lion, than a lifetime as a sheep"

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The right want in to keep the cash cow going, why struggle along trying to manipulate one country at a time and without the advantage of being able to blame Brussels?   The left want to stay in beca

As usual and as expected Born Hunter, a great reply and I couldn't disagree with any of it. Myself, I take a more simplistic view, what we have is very bad.....and yes, what we get may be worse......

OUT and be doing my utmost to make freinds family or anyone that will listen to do the same

Eurocrats are threatening to quash the ruling which says immigrants must claim asylum in the first safe country they arrive at (not that the current swarm of syrians seem to have heard of the ruling),they want the rest of us to absorb the current hordes,vote out,we stood on our own 2 feet for years,we dont need europe,the european state will go from bad to worse,its a matter of time.

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There's plenty of anti-EU leftists though? :blink:

 

It's an issue that isn't really divided along left and right lines and I don't know why certain people act like it is.

Can you name them please .I suppose i am going on the veiws of the bozo's from the SWP who are in my town every saturday with their petitions who want us to stay in.

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How about one of the most well known leaders of the British left?

 

 

There's always been anti-EU feeling amongst of the far left and these days even more moderate lefties can be quite eurosceptic. You do realise there's Labour and cross-party groups campaigning to vote out aswell as right wing groups, right?

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Tony Benn would of been one of those "muppets with the we welcome reffugees banners" were he still alive and I can guarantee he'd be campaigning to leave :victory:

 

I know loads of seriously far left folk that hate the EU just as much if not more than you're most rabid UKIP supporter. These same folk have been raising money for refugees and going over to Calais to help out in the camps. The two issues are entirely seperate to them

 

Even Jeremy Corbyn is known to be slightly eurosceptic :laugh: it really isn't a left or right issue.

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I imagine like most Marxists they'd be against the EU and campaigning to leave.

 

http://www.cpbml.org.uk/news/it-shouldnt-be-if-britain-leaves-eu-when

 

Think it's time to accept you were wrong to assume most folk on the left are pro-EU pal :laugh:

 

You should be glad to find out you have more allies in your fight to leave the EU than you thought.

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I imagine like most Marxists they'd be against the EU and campaigning to leave.

 

http://www.cpbml.org.uk/news/it-shouldnt-be-if-britain-leaves-eu-when

 

Think it's time to accept you were wrong to assume most folk on the left are pro-EU pal :laugh:

 

You should be glad to find out you have more allies in your fight to leave the EU than you thought.

Bob Crow was for leaving the EU, so was Ken Livingston, but recently I have noticed he has been more in support of it.

I think the vast majority of Labour politicians are for staying.

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I have to agree with BGD... There's plenty on the right who want to stay in and there's plenty on the left who want out its not as clear cut as left and right and rightly so.

 

Economic freedom is firmly the home of the right, in this respect the EU appeals to the right. It's also generally associated with national protectionist views. Whereas the left is associated with social equality, breaking down of regulation which allows a natural or unnatural favoring of certain groups, replacing it with regulation which enforces 'equality'. IMO this is not a left wing view at all but it has come to be represented by the liberal left nonetheless.

 

Political science seems a bit more complex than the layman would have us believe. LOL

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