I think Britain is going to remain in the EU.

No, they could close the border and cut off work for thousands of people.. That is why 99% of people in Gibraltar are voting to stay in the EU.

Yet another scare story that the gullible voter might believe which needs to laughed out of the debate.

The point I was justifiably ridiculing was that Gibraltar would become another Falklands and be invaded. Yet another scare story that the gullible voter might believe which needs to laughed out of the debate.

No-one serious thinks it will happen (you don't yourself) so why do Remain raise it? It just makes the conversation sink lower into the sewer of lies.

The other point I was making was that the idea that Spain will impose visa restrictions is another draw down from this scare story sewer.

Plane after plane after plane loads of Britons travel to the Costas (and Ibiza) every year...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-28418913

And they spend rather a lot of Euros there

https://www.wttc.org/-/media/files/reports/economic%20impact%20research/countries%202015/spain2015.pdf

Spain is in deep economic doo doo thanks to its participation in the failed European Union single currency. Tourism is a rare bright spot that has a staggeringly large contribution to total GDP as you can see above.

And the argument your side tries to peddle is that they will introduce visa restrictions to try to put people off coming and keeping what remains of their economy afloat??

Like I said, laughable. Risible.

As for Gibraltar they may close the border. It has been done before and was inconvenient for a while, (so of course they are going to oppose Brexit) but so what?

Southern Spain has a huge reliance on Gibraltar for its local economy. That is why the border has always eventually been reopened again when they realise that we are serious about not tearing up the Treaty of Utrecht.

Nothing to see here, move on. Why don't you guys come up with a positive reason to stay? I've yet to hear one, but live in hope...

So are you claiming with certainty that EU countries will not impose a visa restriction?

Assuming you are a student on the student room, it's worrying that you would cite Wikipedia.

Momentarily, we do not need a visa for the countries in the EU. Once we leave the EU, we have renegotiate these terms so that we still maintain the no visa policy. Which can take up 15 years according to the Labour Party.

ran out of boring, recycled brexit points to argue?

Nicola Sturgeon will wipe the floor with Boring Boris tonight.

no, we're not even on the topic anymore :| to start talking about brexit therefore would be to change the subject
and you avoiding the question just looks weird. what have you got to hide?

none of what you just said makes any sense and it's boring me now.

you're entitled to vote to leave, but britain will remain, because the majority of british people will want to keep their jobs and they know that the UK economy will only grow if we remain. that's just that, i'm afraid.

is that because his head looks likes a mop?
because it's not because her arguments are good

I've just realised - I wasn't even previously talking to you...so what are you talking about?
you're implying that the majority of jobs are going to be lost via brexit? :| talk about ****ing scare-mongering...jesus christ.

It's for that very reason that the losing side (Leave in this case) will want to constantly repeat the referendum. There may be one time where turnout is low or public opinion has shifted for the briefest of moments and an outcome that is not supported by the majority of the population will be forced. As far as I know, referendums don't have a minimum turnout. Throw enough proverbial sh*t at the wall and eventually some will stick.

If we do vote 'leave' though, I suspect that the government will try to stop us actually leaving.

I read somewhere online earlier today that some politicans in parliament said that they would try and introduce a motion to stop it.

If we do vote 'leave' though, I suspect that the government will try to stop us actually leaving.

I read somewhere online earlier today that some politicans in parliament said that they would try and introduce a motion to stop it.

If we do leave then youll be the first to cry about higher food,dearer petrol,higher costs for flying abroad,dearer mortgage,higher electricity and gas prices,think it wont happen,think again.

You realise that as a member of the EU, non-EU goods are more expensive than they would be if we weren't a member? The EU places import tariffs on non-EU goods.

You realise that as a member of the EU, non-EU goods are more expensive than they would be if we weren't a member? The EU places import tariffs on non-EU goods.

So what will stop the EU from placing tariffs on UK goods if we leave? Even if we do sign a free-trade agreement, that is still several years of limited trade with a bloc that we export 44% of our goods to.