29-06-2016, 03:49 PM
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Re: Brexit: The Generation Divide
Originally Posted by Meg
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so sad that some people keep pushing the immigration angle wish can only serve to make any divide worse.
It won't work. I for one do not fall for that tactic.
I don't hate Remainers, and I will gladly sit down and talk it out with them, peacefully, thoroughly and honestly. A tiny minority are desperately trying to cause as much noise as possible. It's much like a 5 yr old who has been told he can not have that bag of sweets throwing a tantrum and then when the tantrum screaming and shouting didn't work, start throwing toys around and anything he can get his hands on.
It's a childish immature response.
29-06-2016, 05:52 PM
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Re: Brexit: The Generation Divide
Originally Posted by Meg
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Azz that video a terrible cliched example of what some people think the differences are 
It has absolutely nothing to do with the referendum voting divide that applies to many of us (who also voted out in 1975 when apparently more people left the country than arrived )
I find it so sad that some people keep focusing on the immigration angle which can only serve to make any divide worse.
For me it was the loss of sovereignty In fact our laws are imposed by people that have not been voted in by any Country in the EU.
29-06-2016, 06:14 PM
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Re: Brexit: The Generation Divide
Originally Posted by galty
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Agree.For me it was the loss of sovereignty In fact our laws are imposed by people that have not been voted in by any Country in the EU.
I totally agree.
29-06-2016, 06:38 PM
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Re: Brexit: The Generation Divide
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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What is making me slightly bemused at the moment is number of young saying this will stop them going to work in Europe, if the numbers saying that went we would have seen Europe over run by British teens looking for work most of them have never even thought of going before this vote.
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