EU vote

billynomates said:Democracy doesn't work!

macroth said:
Enjoy.

aaron_lohan said:
I do on occasion wonder if there is any mileage in having a benevolent dictator. Theoretically corruption could be reduced and having absolute power to begin with he should be less prone to undue influence.

StevenFatty said:The biggest argument against democracy is a conversation with your average voter.

Boar said:how pompous !

John said:I never wanted Cameron as pm but I'm shocked and sadend that he has stepped down,especially now my confidence in Corbyn has been rocked,at least Cameron had conviction and direction,thought he could at least begin to steer us into the future.not a total suprise though I guess. :/

StevenFatty said:
Wasn't me that said it.

Boar said:how pompous !

Rick said:
Conviction and direction? He gave us a referendum on something he knew would be a crushing disaster if he lost in order to shore up his majority by throwing a bone to his right-wing nutter element. That fact that he was sure it would be easily winnable doesn't excuse his cynicism.

macroth said:
All current and future EU migrants will have their status reviewed or revoked under whatever new set of rules is agreed to, so coming to the UK now would be a bit of a gamble.
On the other hand, I do hope France lets all the Calais migrants loose across the Channel. Not our problem anymore, if it ever was.

Robbo91 said:
Yeah you're right, let me clarify a bit.
It just annoys me when I've heard people saying 'I'll just vote for the top option whatever that is' and equally as daft reasons.
Everyone has a right to an opinion and I don't have to agree with them, but if they are based on any form of logic or good reason I will respect them. But for me too many people just don't take it seriously. I am very much for democracy, I just wish people would appreciate it a bit more and do a bit of thinking before voting.