This is the worse debate of the referendum by far
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Including BringNaniBack v sense?
Sense made some fantastic points in that one.
Someone punch Toby Young.
I'll be glad to the see the back of that, as it were.Took me long enough to work out why Phil Mitchell was wearing glasses and talking politics...
From Mr Melanie Phillips: https://www.theguardian.com/comment...al-implications-britain-votes-leave-eu-brexit
Vote EU to save us from communists and dictators.
Why were the celebs in the audience.Caught the back end of the debate .But Paxman looked out of his comfort zone.
He was talking something alright.
Have I misunderstood this, but Remain are still favourites, and if they do win the pound should rise on Friday?
Yeh pound will rise Friday if remain wins, the movement downwards will be a lot bigger though if leave wins, not a bad call to buy currencies today.
A letters page from the Grauniad, but well worth a read. The gentleman from Launceston makes a number of points which, although they can be answered to varying degrees of satisfaction, are the sorts of questions I have found both camps haven't really done enough to answer properly: http://www.theguardian.com/politics...omorrow-europe-will-be-fundamentally-reshaped
Not to worry, if Leave win, Boris has made his first trade deal - he will import 60 million wheelbarrows, which will be needed to carry the wads of notes after sterling collapses
Im actually a bit nervous about this.
People aren't willing to take the risk.
I've seen predictions of a 10% hit to sterling, but what of the Euro? Are people expecting it to remain static or strengthen in the wake of a Brexit? I would expect it to weaken in kind, albeit to a lesser degree.
On the contrary, it is an integral part of the European Union. Brussels and the Eurozone bloc decided their bailout policy with two aims in mind: to serve the interests of the banks, and to shield an already flawed currency union. Ratherr from saving Greece from earlier mistakes, they dragged out the pain for its people (quite literally in some instances).
I would offer them a half and half option and see what can be achieved. Freedom of movement rights for 50-75,000 EU immigrants, after which we have the option to impose controls. It is not an extreme or unreasonable request; the set number could even be open to review every six years or so (in line with Brussels' budgetary cycle).
On the contrary, it is an integral part of the European Union. Brussels and the Eurozone bloc decided their bailout policy with two aims in mind: to serve the interests of the banks, and to shield an already flawed currency union. Ratherr from saving Greece from earlier mistakes, they dragged out the pain for its people (quite literally in some instances).
I would offer them a half and half option and see what can be achieved. Freedom of movement rights for 50-75,000 EU immigrants, after which we have the option to impose controls. It is not an extreme or unreasonable request; the set number could even be open to review every six years or so (in line with Brussels' budgetary cycle).
When will we start to have some sort of indication which way it's going to go for definite then, I assume they'll be exit polls right?
Me too actually, I think there are a lot of morons out there...
Yeah, I'm more confident in Remain than I was but this one could definitely go either way.
Like everyone I know is voting 2 leave so if remain wins then this vote is hundo rigged
Based on the final polls (Remain lead and plenty of undecideds) I'm going for Remain by >10 points
If sterling starts collapsing you'll know it's going badly - still holding up at the moment, so good sign.
I saw that when I got home, but forgot about it. I assumed there was some promotion on, but then realised it's no longer Victoria Secrets and is now a currency place.
I'm safe cause I'm skint anyway
Like Simbo said, if Leave wins the pound will fall more dramatically. I imagine a few of them will have probably spoke to friends/family and got more saying they're voting to Leave so not going to take the risk.
I actually think less undecideds will return to type as we expect, I think a good chunk will vote Leave
I know its horrible thing to bring up but will the Jo Cox death have a significant effect on the voting?
I'm watching the C4 debate on plus1. Sandie Shaw is fecking mental
What makes you say that? I do agree though so I'm not interrogating. My view is the political calender is quite different to the norm as things stand and there is a strong anti-establishmentarianism feel to a large chunk of the world. I could see the undecideds being like "feck it, I'd rather we just leave."
Why would it? I can't think of one reason really. It's tragic but it's not in anyway relevant to the decision tomorrow
https://www.newscientist.com/articl...bots-the-twitter-spam-out-to-swing-your-vote/
Sadbottrue is a great name for a site. Credit to RAWK for the last three things I posted.
Sadbottrue is a great name for a site. Credit to RAWK for the last three things I posted.
No.
Fair enough!
Like Simbo said, if Leave wins the pound will fall more dramatically. I imagine a few of them will have probably spoke to friends/family and got more saying they're voting to Leave so not going to take the risk.
Thanks for the replies all. I suppose I'm a gambler, so I would go with the odds and take the risk myself, but each to their own.
And because this has been a very stressful past few months for the supporters of both sides...
I think theres going to be about 2 points in it either way. Would love to be as confident as some on here. 
Yep I'm worried about this logic.
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