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EU referendum
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RichardDunneOwnGoal
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Is it fair to say the working class vote is to leave and the middle class to remain.
The working classes will continue take the brunt of the negative consequences from the freedom of movement, and the unaffected neoliberal middle classes can carry on virtue signalling.
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worsleyweb
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The working classes will continue take the brunt of the negative consequences from the freedom of movement, and the unaffected neoliberal middle classes can carry on virtue signalling.
Now is no time to start talking about the corporate tickets at the etihad!
johnmc
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The working classes will continue take the brunt of the negative consequences from the freedom of movement, and the unaffected neoliberal middle classes can carry on virtue signalling.
Erm is that a yes or no.
bluegirl74
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The working classes will continue take the brunt of the negative consequences from the freedom of movement, and the unaffected neoliberal middle classes can carry on virtue signalling.
Excellent. ;-)
Monkfish
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The working classes will continue take the brunt of the negative consequences from the freedom of movement, and the unaffected neoliberal middle classes can carry on virtue signalling.
The working class take the brunt of the negative consequence of everything, just as any hit to the economy on leave would hit the writing class hardest
Monkfish
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Who's just changed their vote? Mi5 moderating
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worsleyweb
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Who's just changed their vote? Mi5 moderating
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MillionMilesAway
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Is it fair to say the working class vote is to leave and the middle class to remain.
Not really possible to say at the moment. There are perceptions, but they may be wrong.
In a few days (at most) it'll be clear from the results.
johnmc
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Not really possible to say at the moment. There are perceptions, but they may be wrong.
In a few days (at most) it'll be clear from the results.
It's just the view I am getting. From people I speak to, the vote on here, IDS comments that "council estates" are 80% leave etc.
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