>if you cannot make a decision pick our one!
People will actually fall for this.
>>78157924
You guys won't get another chance once they import a bunch more 3rd world trash.
if we left, why would we ever want to come back?
the only reason anyone wants to stay in is if they're too scared to leave; we don't actually get any benefits from the eu
>>78157924
>implying there is anything wrong with pic rel reasoning
>>78157924
The reasoning behind it is sound, however it detracts away from the situation by not adressing issues surrounding the vote.
>don't worry guys if we leave and it sucks we can always come back
this is just as likely
>>78157924
bremain shill leave. you can't get out after this referendum, ever.
>there will be another referendum
o im laffin good jok
>Stop eating asbestos immediately and to continue need the approval of 27 countries!
Or
>Keep eating it, BUT have the choice of stopping any time!
![a53[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/TBhPnKz.jpg "a53[1].jpg")
>>78157924
>British still believes if they vote leave the politicians will follow that
>>78160951
This tbqhwy famalam.
Scots get referendums every 10 years or so and call it "once in a generation".
This is the first referendum on the EU we've had since we joined over 40 years ago.
>>78161036
I think many people suspect it won't happen, but if there's a win for Leave and the ignore it, then they have some very tough times ahead trying to get people to go with their shit anymore. It puts everything on the table.
>>78159924
>implying its not pure autism
if you don't have convictions, don't fucking vote.
>we can leave at any time
ahaha good luck convincing them when we are just a state in their federal europe
>>78160244
No, it's not. The American civil war begs to differ.
>>78161503
realistically it is impossible for a Leave vote to not result in a leave
>>78157924
It's basic human trait. People are afraid of change.
>>78161876
I'm not sure you've replied to the right person.
The reasoning is sound, if we vote to leave they'll never let us back in. we had to fight to be accepted in the first place.
However like I said all this does is detract away from the arguments surrounding the referendum.
A large vote would signify to Remain would signify approval of the EU. Making another referendum very unlikely.
Kill this meme wherever you find it.
>>78162187
>The reasoning is sound, if we vote to leave they'll never let us back in.
>desperate for us not to leave
>won't let us back in
>>78162662
they better fucking well not let us back in
i want that written in stone
>>78162662
I want us to leave, no-where did I state my intentions for tomorrow.
Is anyone on this fucking board capable of discussing abstract concepts without attacking the poster FFS?
>>78157924
> you can vote leave later, when there will be millions of more immigrants voting remain
Perfect reasoning.
>>78162924
Sorry mate. was just posting my thoughts, not intended as a personal attack.
My thinking was that it might help people out when confronted with this meme on social media.
Basically there are 2 counter arguments as I see it.
1. A large vote would signify to Remain would signify approval of the EU. Making another referendum very unlikely.
2. They are desperate for us NOT to leave, yet they won't let us back in at some point in the future?
>>78162924
but the reasoning is not sound
it's only sound if you don't want to leave
you think they leave, wait a year, and pull the ole I guess we can let you back in :P
>>78163281
The reasoning is sound if you ignore hte other arguments and facts surrounding the referendum.
>>78157924
Basically there are 2 counter arguments as I see it.
1. A large vote would for Remain would signify approval of the EU. Making another referendum very unlikely.
2. If they are desperate for us NOT to leave, why won't let us back in at some point in the future?
>>78162924
Here's the thing.
Maybe we'll get another chance to leave in 20 years, by which time UK will have a 40% foreign born population. Any vote will definitely be to stay, UK will be completely fucked & the EU will have developed into a a proper state in all but name.
If we leave and want to get back in, the chances are we won't get as good a deal as we have now.
>>78164468
Correction
>A large vote would for Remain
A large vote for Remain
