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Originally Posted by Mr Angry
That's because they are not the "No thanks" camp.
They don't need to "pretend" anything - it's all up for negotiation. You are singularly refusing to acknowledge that as being a fact. If they were to "pretend" anything then you'd be accusing them of pretending. Isn't that how it works?
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Negotiations can go either way. Voters should know the various possible outcomes, so they can make an "informed" choice. Otherwise it is quite possible that the situation after any negotiations is not one that people would have voted for had they known about it.
It seems absolutely crazy that after all these decades of talk on the matter, that nobody really knows what is going to happen with a yes vote. There has been plenty of time to thrash out the issues.