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The UK's EU referendum: All you need to know

Should the United Kingdom remain a member of the European Union or leave the European Union?


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these are facts not conspiracy theories but leave all this non sense aside but least you could do is to not make fun of these people in crisis if lack empathy


You're not in crisis when you allready left Syria.All those shenanigans and self dramas are them just acting out to reach welfare in Germany on the expense of hard working ,tax paying people.No sympathy here for such ugly behaviour.It's just theathre to fool gullible Euro liberals,they know how to act to fool simpletons in here.Not me though.
 
these are facts not conspiracy theories but leave all this non sense aside but least you could do is to not make fun of these people in crisis if lack empathy

Dude have you seen the guy throwing his wife on the tracks? That shows some serious mental issues or the biggest drama queen. I will never make fun of someone in that situation but watching that vid of this particular incident made me angry towards that idiot. I don't know about you, but no matter how desperate I am, I will never throw my wife on the tracks like he did.There is something call dignity, there are refugees surviving in Jordan, Turkey etc too. If europeans are not accepting you then stay there, why do you have to try and hurt your wife etc just so you get to stay here?
 
You're not in crisis when you allready left Syria.All those shenanigans and self dramas are them just acting out to reach welfare in Germany on the expense of hard working ,tax paying people.No sympathy here for such ugly behaviour.It's just theathre to fool gullible Euro liberals,they know how to act to fool simpletons in here.Not me though.
You are more stupid than i thought and cannot cure your bigot mind which think only from one angle
 
Dude have you seen the guy throwing his wife on the tracks? That shows some serious mental issues or the biggest drama queen. I will never make fun of someone in that situation but watching that vid of this particular incident made me angry towards that idiot. I don't know about you, but no matter how desperate I am, I will never throw my wife on the tracks like he did.There is something call dignity, there are refugees surviving in Jordan, Turkey etc too. If europeans are not accepting you then stay there, why do you have to try and hurt your wife etc just so you get to stay here?
He is not only one from syria..some people might be there who are taking the advantage of this political criss but there are some genuine people whose life is in real danger and they are looking for safe and secure place
 
Dude have you seen the guy throwing his wife on the tracks? That shows some serious mental issues or the biggest drama queen. I will never make fun of someone in that situation but watching that vid of this particular incident made me angry towards that idiot. I don't know about you, but no matter how desperate I am, I will never throw my wife on the tracks like he did.There is something call dignity, there are refugees surviving in Jordan, Turkey etc too. If europeans are not accepting you then stay there, why do you have to try and hurt your wife etc just so you get to stay here?


Funny thing was that he was in Hungary,a safe country,with shelter,food....but NOOO....let's act out and give the man a train ride to Germany!
 
He is not only one from syria..some people might be there who are taking the advantage of this political criss but there are some genuine people whose life is in real danger and they are looking for safe and secure place

I don't disagree with you there at all. I am all for charity and compassion, but charity begins at home. Europe is already struggling due to recession and austerity, we've all seen how even in U.K there has been large scale cuts that have left the infrastructure to deal with a large influx at breaking point. I think the refugees should be housed in neighboring countries and instead a solution to the conflict be found.

It just isn't right that you flood one particular continent with all the refugees that is already struggling due to over population and financial and social problems.
 
He is not only one from syria..some people might be there who are taking the advantage of this political criss but there are some genuine people whose life is in real danger and they are looking for safe and secure place

I am already thinking that a good soul like you has opened its doors for the poor Syrians,did you ?
 
Funny thing was that he was in Hungary,a safe country,with shelter,food....but NOOO....let's act out and give the man a train ride to Germany!

Refugees should stay in the first safe country they make it to. If they then try to migrate towards prosperous countries for hand outs they no longer remain refugees but become economic migrants, that's my personal opinion how ever, and I don't want to belittle the suffering of any people.
 
Refugees should stay in the first safe country they make it to. If they then try to migrate towards prosperous countries for hand outs they no longer remain refugees but become economic migrants, that's my personal opinion how ever, and I don't want to belittle the suffering of any people.


That's what I've always said to.Plus,we should give money to countries like Turkey,Lebanon,Greece,Italy to house,feed them.But,also,this should apply to genuine refugees,the economic migrants should be sent back pronto.
 
That's what I've always said to.Plus,we should give money to countries like Turkey,Lebanon,Greece,Italy to house,feed them.But,also,this should apply to genuine refugees,the economic migrants should be sent back pronto.

It's interesting how even this thread became an outlet for discussion on migration which is undoubtedly the biggest concern for many British people in regards to the E.U. There is also a fear among the locals here the E.U will attempt to force U.K to accept more refugees, which is perhaps why the Leave campaign is gaining momentum.
 
It's interesting how even this thread became an outlet for discussion on migration which is undoubtedly the biggest concern for many British people in regards to the E.U. There is also a fear among the locals here the E.U will attempt to force U.K to accept more refugees, which is perhaps why the Leave campaign is gaining momentum.

I've been in here for some 4 months.From I gather I think you Brits think that EU migrants are keeping wages to low for natives.My opinion is that these wages still make your economy competitive and leaving is not a solution but...hey! ...your country,your rules!.I'm neutral on this,I shy away from an opinion with my British aquaintances,you will decide.
 
I don't disagree with you there at all. I am all for charity and compassion, but charity begins at home. Europe is already struggling due to recession and austerity, we've all seen how even in U.K there has been large scale cuts that have left the infrastructure to deal with a large influx at breaking point. I think the refugees should be housed in neighboring countries and instead a solution to the conflict be found.

It just isn't right that you flood one particular continent with all the refugees that is already struggling due to over population and financial and social problems.
Why you all act as if you own Europe? Its up to leadership of Europe to decide whether they will take refugees or not . If you cannot help them then you have no right to make fun of their circumstances
 
I've been in here for some 4 months.From I gather I think you Brits think that EU migrants are keeping wages to low for natives.My opinion is that these wages still make your economy competitive and leaving is not a solution but...hey! ...your country,your rules!.I'm neutral on this,I shy away from an opinion with my British aquaintances,you will decide.

I agree with your deduction, however I think its people at the lower social ladder that are more anti E.U. It's people who have to face competition in working class jobs that usually complain about there being too many Europeans during interviews etc, that's something I have heard personally.

In regards to such a perception, I also know people who run businesses and are involved in agriculture who are desperate for the U.K to remain in E.U. My own business is considering extending to Europe so a E.U exit will definitely create more hurdles in the sector that we are involved in.

Also I found this study that to an extent corroborates my view of class division among the Remain and Leave camps:

"Looking at social class a majority of pro-EU voters are middle class (57% are in social classes ABC1, compared to 47% of anti-EU voters). Here the traditional turnout advantage would work the other way, middle class voters tend to be more likely to turnout at elections, and are more likely to support Britain remaining in the EU.

Pro-European voters have a higher household income, are more likely to be in work, but less likely to own their house outright. 37% of pro-EU voters have a university degree, only 15% of anti-EU voters do. All these differences are to some degree factors of age (older people grew up when fewer people went to university and house prices were lower) but in summary, younger, middle class, graduates tend to be pro-EU, older, working class, less well educated people tend to be anti-EU."

https://yougov.co.uk/news/2015/09/22/eu-referendum-state-public-opinion/
 
I am already thinking that a good soul like you has opened its doors for the poor Syrians,did you ?
I will help them with all limited resources i have but even if i dont help them i will never make fun of them either
 

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