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Saviolo

(3,280 posts)
2. Unfortunately
Fri Jun 17, 2016, 04:42 PM
Jun 2016

Fear can be a powerful motivator.

That's one of the reasons the GOP is so fond of spreading FUD (Fear Uncertainty Doubt).

EU support falls after Jo Cox murder [View all] Just reading posts Jun 2016 OP
Seems counterintuitive to me elljay Jun 2016 #1
Unfortunately Saviolo Jun 2016 #2
Exactly. truebrit71 Jun 2016 #3
You think what is incorrect? elljay Jun 2016 #4
No, I think it should turn them AWAY from the xenophobic right.... truebrit71 Jun 2016 #5
Got it - thanks! elljay Jun 2016 #6
Seems reasonable to think it is NOT related to the Cox murder. JackRiddler Jun 2016 #7
That surprises me too anigbrowl Jun 2016 #10
"We're looking at the end of the EU." <<<<< let's truly hope so AntiBank Jun 2016 #11
Meaningless propaganda. Helen Borg Jun 2016 #13
rubbish AntiBank Jun 2016 #34
The British far-right and our own Trump support Brexit. British unions, our Bernie, Barack and pampango Jun 2016 #15
Well from what I have learned about the EU over this debate is zeemike Jun 2016 #17
Fascists and the far-right are ultra-nationalists at heart. The EU goes against that grain and pampango Jun 2016 #19
It's not always about hate Poincare Jun 2016 #22
The U.K. does control its own currency elljay Jun 2016 #23
I didn't say it was about hate. I said fascists are ultra-nationalists who don't care about workers' pampango Jun 2016 #28
The EU did not 'impose austerity' on the UK at all muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #44
An elected parliament with no power at all. zeemike Jun 2016 #31
I do not agree that the EU parliament has no power. And the left thinks EU worker protections are pampango Jun 2016 #33
Then why are the British oligarchs for remaining in the EU? zeemike Jun 2016 #36
If "name calling is an appeal to emotion", then don't call elected politicians "the oligarchs" muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #42
Well Oligarch is closer to the truth zeemike Jun 2016 #52
I'll point this out again: the main reason people voting 'leave' are giving is to stop immigration muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #53
And you think it is racist for them to feel that way? zeemike Jun 2016 #54
I think the leaders of the Leave campaign are often racist muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #55
And you think that poster proves racism. zeemike Jun 2016 #57
War refugees. There is no doubt about it. muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #58
Well Australia had that same problem. zeemike Jun 2016 #60
I don't see that poster as racist. christx30 Jun 2016 #61
The poster says the UK needs to control its own borders muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #62
But the migrants haven't been staying christx30 Jun 2016 #63
Yeah, Farage's agenda is stoking up racist fear muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #64
simply not true, vast swathes of the left and far left are also anti EU AntiBank Jun 2016 #35
'Vast swathes'? No. A few. muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #40
I am talking about the EU as a whole AntiBank Jun 2016 #41
The referendum is only in the UK muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #43
if you look at the sui generis of my comments you will see I was AntiBank Jun 2016 #45
But you replied to a comment about a UK polling figures RogueTrooper Jun 2016 #50
A sliver of the far left (~6% in Sweden's 2014 election) agree with 'vast swathes' of the far-right pampango Jun 2016 #47
Quite funny to see Gisela Stuart claiming she wants Labour to be 'radical' muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #18
Two words: Yitzhak Rabin Night Watchman Jun 2016 #20
If Britain leaves the EU, it will not mean the end of the EU. SheilaT Jun 2016 #37
From what I have been reading elljay Jun 2016 #38
And when Greece hit its crisis -- exacerbated by enforced austerity -- SheilaT Jun 2016 #39
Makes no sense whatsoever. Helen Borg Jun 2016 #8
Not sure how useful a poll from a company that hasn't done a referendum poll before is muriel_volestrangler Jun 2016 #9
... says a startup "polling" outfit that polls people via "apps." Geesh. PSPS Jun 2016 #12
Yep. Probably crap shenmue Jun 2016 #30
Exactly why I am not rec ing Person 2713 Jun 2016 #51
I'm confused... DAngelo136 Jun 2016 #14
And if Brexit succeeds Scottish voters (who are quite liberal) may push again for independence so pampango Jun 2016 #16
I wonder if xenophobia plays a role here. The UK doesn't want the migrants riderinthestorm Jun 2016 #21
"With Jo Cox being murdered by a radicalized Muslim". That is not who killed her. It was a neo-Nazi pampango Jun 2016 #24
Thanks for the clarification. I've had a family emergency and haven't kept up riderinthestorm Jun 2016 #27
Life gets in the way of DU sometimes. Hope the emergency worked out alright. pampango Jun 2016 #32
That seems to be a large part of it elljay Jun 2016 #25
Thank you. Yours is a fair summary of people's frustrations with taking immigrants in large numbers. ancianita Jun 2016 #49
I really don't think Cox's killer was a Muslim. Igel Jun 2016 #26
Yes, that's what I was remembering. riderinthestorm Jun 2016 #29
I would take this poll with a grain BlueMTexpat Jun 2016 #46
Guardian: Jo Cox murder suspect tells court his name is 'death to traitors, freedom for Britain' pampango Jun 2016 #48
This makes no sense. alarimer Jun 2016 #56
I wouldn't put too much faith in this poll, probably rogue, and from a company with no track record. OnDoutside Jun 2016 #59
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