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re: Post EU Referendum
As has been said many times the future wealth , cultural mix and diversity of the UK etc etc will be decided by the " remain generation " not those over a certain age who voted by a large majority to leave.
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re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Annetje
(Post 12051711)
In 10 years time the majority of brexiters will be dead !!! :ohmy:
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Originally Posted by mfesharne
(Post 12051724)
Not sure on what data you base that statement on & would be interested to see proof? but even if true, let's also bear in mind that many who voted out did so for reasons other than their own self interest.
EU referendum: The result in maps and charts - BBC News Brexit: voter turnout by age | FT Data Need any more ??? |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Annetje
(Post 12051733)
EU referendum: The result in maps and charts - BBC News
Brexit: voter turnout by age | FT Data Need any more ??? "In 10 years time the majority of brexiters will be dead !!!" into question. your links provide a breakdown of voters by age (although even that is questionable because at the very most it can only have been determined by a poll & extrapolation of the results because the vote is private & no records of who voted how allowed)....... But I see no statement there that says: "In 10 years time the majority of brexiters will be dead !!!" Therefore your statement is highly unlikely to be true. However, even if it were true (which I rather suspect is not very likely) votes & opinions of older people are equally as important as any other voter. Or do you think younger people and/or remainiacs should be entitled to two votes each & us Brexiteers only one? ;) |
re: Post EU Referendum
Not Brussels, it was the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, part of UK government. Neither the 2000 nor 2007 proposed changes were seriously considered by government, and certainly weren't EU-imposed otherwise they'd had to have happened.
It actually helps your cause if you provide a link to your claim. And as for the 'if this is true', why do you check whether it is true then, or are facts something you don't need to find out. |
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Originally Posted by mfesharne
(Post 12051763)
Or do you think younger people and/or remainiacs should be entitled to two votes each & us Brexiteers only one? ;)
That'll go well with the The Wicker Man movie on tv this weekend. |
re: Post EU Referendum
They're just trying to get a few bennies they feel "entitled" to before losing their cash cow. It's the British way. There's a popular British reality TV series about it. AFAIK, benefits street is unique to Britain.
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Originally Posted by DaveLovesDee
(Post 12051764)
Not Brussels, it was the Foreign and Commonwealth Office, part of UK government. Neither the 2000 nor 2007 proposed changes were seriously considered by government, and certainly weren't EU-imposed otherwise they'd had to have happened.
It actually helps your cause if you provide a link to your claim. And as for the 'if this is true', why do you check whether it is true then, or are facts something you don't need to find out. |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by mfesharne
(Post 12051763)
I still call your statement of:
"In 10 years time the majority of brexiters will be dead !!!" into question. your links provide a breakdown of voters by age (although even that is questionable because at the very most it can only have been determined by a poll & extrapolation of the results because the vote is private & no records of who voted how allowed)....... But I see no statement there that says: "In 10 years time the majority of brexiters will be dead !!!" Therefore your statement is highly unlikely to be true. However, even if it were true (which I rather suspect is not very likely) votes & opinions of older people are equally as important as any other voter. Or do you think younger people and/or remainiacs should be entitled to two votes each & us Brexiteers only one? ;) While those who have a realistic view of life in the modern world will be increasingly in positions of influence. Those who voted leave in the hope thst it will result in the changes to their lives they wish for will have realised that for them nothing has changed. |
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Originally Posted by amideislas
(Post 12051768)
They're just trying to get a few bennies they feel "entitled" to before losing their cash cow. It's the British way. There's a popular British reality TV series about it. AFAIK, benefits street is unique to Britain.
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re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Vexcore
(Post 12051776)
I did provide a link, look further up. (passports link)
The Home Office hinted that ministers could ditch the EU-approved burgundy document Yesterday, immigration minister Robert Goodwill confirmed that the Home Office was ‘considering potential changes' You really hate the 'UK' God help you when if blue passports return. Oh, and God has nothing to do with it. Neither does Allah. |
re: Post EU Referendum
Originally Posted by Annetje
(Post 12051711)
In 10 years time the majority of brexiters will be dead !!! :ohmy:
In 10 years time the EU will be dead. |
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Originally Posted by Vexcore
(Post 12051796)
What shit did i make up then? you mean my post about the passports? that was a link i came across lol, wasn't me that 'made it up' |
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