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Originally Posted by Damien
Also the economic argument will hold a lot of sway with young people. Many of whom entered work in the aftermath of 2008. For years the job market was very slow and so were wages, they lived the example of what a slow or even receding economy can do for their prospects.
They are probably less inclined to risk adding more uncertainty than those older voters.
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I listed my pros and cons of leaving the EU the other day. And as I said, there are genuine concerns of leaving the EU, not less a global meltdown which I think will happen upon Brexit.
I suppose if I were 20 years younger I would I be thinking more short term too.
If you're young and there is a possibility of another severe recession lasting several years, that's a long time to a young person. They don't have the depth of experience and years to see beyond.