Fuck both the campaigns for that
But here's what bothers me about the whole EU thing. It's been clear for as long as I can remember - possibly even since the Maastricht Treaty was signed - that the UK population had no idea what they were getting out of the project. We've all heard about the money that flows to Brussels the French farming subsidies, the financial basket cases that some of the member states turned out to be. But who is publicising the positives? If the positives are there - and there must surely be some - why did it have to get to the point where we're at risk of leaving before hearing about them? How can an organisation that big be so bad at PR? Is it that they just didn't care what we think?
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evil_andy Stick stick stick stick sticky sticky stick stick, Tue 31 May 2016, 22:11,
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In large part, I'd say Britain's problem is that our politicians have treated us with so much contempt over the last 25 years when it comes to Europe. They've been grandstanding so much over what bezzie mates they are with the German Chancellor of the day, or crowing about how much they won from the most recent treaty negotiations, to the extent that they haven't levelled with the electorate about what they're doing, and why, and why it's important.
Both camps have such utter, utter contempt for the people they're asking to make the decision they don't have the balls to make themselves.
Cunts.
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Mr Mann I love pigs, best of all the animals, Tue 31 May 2016, 23:07,
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