EalingBlue2
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I'm still undecided about which way to vote, but I tell you something.... every single argument I've heard from the 'In' campaign is actually a negative argument about what will happen should we leave.
It's well known that being negative (even if you're right) can turn people against your point of view (it's partly due to this that the Scotland vote was so much closer than people originally thought it would be) so I really do feel that the negative 'In' campaign is being counter-productive and could contribute to an 'Out' vote.
So, as an undecided voter, I've got a question for those who definitely want to remain in the EU...
Can I have some positives about what will happen should we vote to stay in the EU? If you can, I'd like specifics about what will improve for us.
If I see any negatives in the answer I'll just ignore it :-)
That doesn't seem like a very open minded question with respect, we have a situation where the question is remaining with the status quo or making a dramatic change. You proclude any negative aspect of that change and proclude any positive aspect of the status quo this eliminating all possible arguments.
If I live in village a and am thinking of moving to village b and you ask me to state the case for staying in village a, without being allowed to mention anything about village a other than what will improve or negative about village b, it doesn't leave much.