In-Out vote: Has anyone changed their mind since the campaign started?

[altus]

Everyone known Corbyn will vote out in the ballot box

Going by what he said on The Last Leg last night "everyone" is wrong about that.

 

Corbyn was asked why he's for remaining when he has been so critical of it in the past. He say that whilst he doesn't like the big business bits of the EU he does think it's better to remain for its employee protection legislation. Similarly with it's environmental legislation.

[dangerousedd]

Labours core voters will ignore him and vote out.

 

we all know he's old school labour which is why we voted for him and that his heart really isn't in the remain campaign.

[TheChet]

Labours core voters will ignore him and vote out.

 

Many of Labour's core voters have switched to UKIP.

 

You think the rest will vote out? Despite going against the Labour party as a whole and the trade unions that represent a lot of their interests?

 

As pointed out above, Corbyn might not love all aspects of the EU but I'm not convinced he thinks its a good idea to ditch it.

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[Tomjames]

Its not possible to evidence something that as yet to happen, hence the reason no one knows what will happen if we stay or if we leave.

 

£350 million is a lie. We know that.

Boris is on record stating he will axe workers rights. We know that.

Boris wants to privatise the NHS. He is on record.

The government can't control non-EU migration. We know that.

Hitachi have said they will axe 4000 jobs and many others made statements to that effect. We know that.

over 90% of economists say there will be economic downturn. We know that.

The government voted against raising tariffs on Chinese steel. We know that.

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[TheChet]

we all know he's old school labour which is why we voted for him and that his heart really isn't in the remain campaign.

 

Or he's taken a step back and is watching the blue on blue with amusement like the rest of us.

 

But he seems to be saying quite a lot of pro-EU stuff at the moment.

[Gamston]

Sorry Gamston, other users have posted a video of Izzard and said if you are undecided watch this and then vote out.

 

Which is frankly pathetic.

 

No problem. I thought the same when another clown Russell Brand devalued the program. Robin Day would not have tolerated such nonsense.

[sutty27]

£350 million is a lie. We know that.

 

No it isn't a lie, it's just your lack of understanding of what that number actually is.

 

The in campaigners have claimed that every household will lose £4300 if we leave, and that's a whopper of a lie.

[Tomjames]

No it isn't a lie, it's just your lack of understanding of what that number actually is.

 

The in campaigners have claimed that every household will lose £4300 if we leave, and that's a whopper of a lie.

 

It's your lack of knowledge & understanding of government expenditure.

 

If we take into account the rebate & what the EU reinvest it's £167 million per week.

 

But it's not going to be anywhere like £167 million to spend because there will be an economic downturn and fall in GDP (every economist agree on this).

 

We are very likely looking at a deficit, no investment in NHS.

 

9/10 economists agree there will be an economic downturn.

 

http://uk.reuters.com/article/us-britain-eu-poll-idUKKCN0YK05U

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[TheChet]

No it isn't a lie, it's just your lack of understanding of what that number actually is.

 

The in campaigners have claimed that every household will lose £4300 if we leave, and that's a whopper of a lie.

 

How much will we lose then?

 

Another 'nobody knows' from the Out camp I suspect. Fingers crossed eh?

[dangerousedd]

£350 million is a lie. We know that.

Boris is on record stating he will axe workers rights. We know that.

Boris wants to privatise the NHS. He is on record.

The government can't control non-EU migration. We know that.

Hitachi have said they will axe 4000 jobs and many others made statements to that effect. We know that.

over 90% of economists say there will be economic downturn. We know that.

The government voted against raising tariffs on Chinese steel. We know that.

 

 

so you want to block parts of democracy you don't like i.e some tory policies that may be implemented if they're in power by staying in the eu.

 

or do you think that the labour party is so weak now that it cant get elected anymore so the only way to thwart the tory policies is staying in the eu?