Everyone has heard every argument on this subject. No one has any way tochnge anything. We have fought ourselves to a standstill over this and for what? The widest gap between Leave and Remain that I have seen in a poll is 6% (and if you want to get technical, most of the small movement from 2016 comes from differences in self-reported likelihood of voting, not people changing sides.)
If you want to askabout the future effect on democracy / social cohesion / social contract between the goverened and the government then fair enough, I'm all ears.
Anything else is pure b/s
What is there to debate?Everyone has heard every argument on this subject. No one has any way tochnge anything. We have fought ourselves to a standstill over this and for what? The widest gap between Leave and Remain that I have seen in a poll is 6%
no doubt the young people should decide that we should stay because we are young will come up no doubt.thats my talking point nap with someone with pink hair
no doubt the young people should decide that we should stay because we are young will come up no doubt.thats my talking point nap with someone with pink hair
why not ride the popular wave while you can (and make money and get pu££sy too)
ok he will have to look back 20 years on and think what a deek head I woz
why not ride the popular wave while you can (and make money and get pu££sy too) ok he will have to look back 20 years on and think what a deek head I woz
ffs it aint rocket science when every household in the uk is on average 15 grand in debt excluding mortgage,you don't see queues on the forecourt to quote Cameron and Osbourne the credit cards have maxed out,those who get credit have used it and the next trainload of gullable customers aint coming down the track
ffs it aint rocket science when every household in the uk is on average 15 grand in debt excluding mortgage,you don't see queues on the forecourt to quote Cameron and Osbourne the credit cards have maxed out,those who get credit have used it and the