EU Referendum: Who in the public eye is saying what?

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Must say I agree with this - when you look at those (in the public eye) who are in favour of leaving (such as Boris Johnson, Nigel Farage, etc) they are exactly the kind of people I dislike; selfish, mean-spirited and imo, lacking in intelligence.

On the flip side, people I respect and admire (because they are kind and considerate) are on the remain camp. I think this says a great deal about the status and reasons for leaving or staying.

What is everyone else in the public eye saying? Any graphics or images like this around that have caught your eye?

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There are plenty of them on both sides azz I have said from the start it's not left versus right or rich versus poor. It's brought all sorts of people from all walks of life together in some very odd pairings in some cases.

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I think you are pushing it a little there Azz, who are these "kind and considerate" people, and what planet do you inhabit....

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Lol there really has been some reprehensible stuff from both sides hasn't there, I do wonder if it's lack of facts or was the campaign too long because what has been said on both sides could have been said and voted on in about two weeks.

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Daniel Hannan is a 'very' intelligent person and he along with Farage will lose their 'lucrative' seat in the Euro Arena should we leave
Good enough for me
If you haven't seen Dan Hannan, there is plenty of footage available on You Tube

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Here ya go Barry:

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The only one that stands out in the list is David Attenborough and he prefers animals anyway .................

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Hi

I have to say that everyone is entitled to their opinion as to wether we leave or not.

I don't get this antagonism thing, it is a personal choice, which is how it should be in a Democracy.

We are adults, capable of making up our own minds.

My two kids and all the younger ones at work are voting Remain, I am not going to fall out with them about it.

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I don't think Boris Johnson or Nigel Farage are in any way lacking in intelligence .

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Not biased in any way of course, I haven't time now just about to go to work but several leading scientists are for leaving, loads of uk politicians, just as many economics are for as against and if anyone really believes other countries leaders are thinking only of our needs when they say remain you are slightly naive, they are all in it for their countries or themselves.