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Osem · 20-02-2016, 21:37

One thing's for sure, it'll be a very sad indictment of the UK electorate if they can't get off their bums en masse and vote in what could well be the most important vote they'll ever have.

Although I feel we need to get out, sadly, if the final result is to stay in I'll feel a bit better if there's been a record turnout. This is momentous.

Frankly I don't understand how anyone of any age can be indifferent to this debate but then the UK has more than its fair share of folk who like to whine a lot but never get off their bottoms and try to do something about it. As for certainty, well nothing's certain irrespective of whether we're in or we're out. Just look what's going on in the EU now as nations basically forget their obligations to the whole and make up their own rules in their own interests. That's how certain life in the EU is.

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Osem Inactive Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Right here! Posts: 22,315	re: [Update] The UK votes to leave the EU One thing's for sure, it'll be a very sad indictment of the UK electorate if they can't get off their bums en masse and vote in what could well be the most important vote they'll ever have. Although I feel we need to get out, sadly, if the final result is to stay in I'll feel a bit better if there's been a record turnout. This is momentous. Frankly I don't understand how anyone of any age can be indifferent to this debate but then the UK has more than its fair share of folk who like to whine a lot but never get off their bottoms and try to do something about it. As for certainty, well nothing's certain irrespective of whether we're in or we're out. Just look what's going on in the EU now as nations basically forget their obligations to the whole and make up their own rules in their own interests. That's how certain life in the EU is.