Pretty pink fairy
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running scared of possible 60% vote out so corbyn says his bit 
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[Politics] Brexit
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GreersElbow
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I assume all the 'outters' will be preparing their 'stronger together' campaign for when the Scots call for another independence referendum and plunge this country into even deeper uncertainty.
Pretty pink fairy
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If we vote out we might as well go the whole way, jettison the Scots etc. and push for an independent England.
Look up who owns William Lea !
n1 gull
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bye bye Scotland, good luck with your oil
GreersElbow
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I agree with the sentiment, I personally couldn't give a toss about Scotland. But it's the economic uncertainty that such referendums cause that I'm more concerned about. I have to consider my own future. Selfish, but I'm in my early 20s, who has to face high property prices and a low wage economy compared to generation above.they can f**k off as well
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Socialist Republic of England? Comrade Corbyn will be our Lenin.
Or Stalin..
If such a situation arose, I dearly hope Saudi Arabia continues its oil production to maintain low oil prices; as current prices would have crippled an independent Scotland. One can hope, but unfortunately, us English will bear a greater burden if the Scots leave.
Pretty pink fairy
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beorhthelm
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now that Corbyn has official come out, i wonder how does that square with his opposition to TTIP. or left leaning europhiles general, seems to be a clear division on the left over whether its good (as part of being in EU) while others are strongly opposed (take away workers rights, empower corporations). they cant both be correct?
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I don't get what Scotland want, they want independence away from the UK, but don't want to become full members of the EU, so they become a Norway or Switzerland then, but then the SNP don't want us to have our own independence.
Weatherman
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As it seems to be mainly the younger generation who want to stay in i can only assume that over the last quarter of a century they have been brainwashed somehow through the education system. Either that or they are too naive to question the 'accuracy' of the propaganda coming from the Government and mainstream press.and media.
Pretty pink fairy
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they couldn't put a question together if they tried, more along the lines of i want without a please or thank you
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What burden would that be then ?
Lincoln Imp
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- Feb 2, 2009
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It sometimes seems that the lack of respect many Brexiters have for anyone who disagrees with them is almost...
Lincoln Imp
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they couldn't put a question together if they tried, more along the lines of i want without a please or thank you
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...total.
GreersElbow
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Currency devaluation, foreign investment flooding out the country ect. I'm sure you've read the news reports and company statements during the last referendum, right?
GreersElbow
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Without the uncertainty that will on exacerbate the current situation. Leaving will only increase my generation's issues.
Lincoln Imp
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You mention the pro-EU propaganda put out by the press. Which newspapers do you have in mind?
GreersElbow
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Scotland doesn't even know what it wants. Voted against independence then voted in the SNP during the election. It's a 'hipster' country, one that thinks it can make a difference, go against the grain but still relies heavily on the old.
Pretty pink fairy
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how do you know ? you're a young lad who has limited life experiences i would imagine .
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