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It's their country, not mine. I didn't know about your right to vote in elections but I'm more comfortable with that than I would be about you having a say in t
by dazc 10y ago
It's their country, not mine. I didn't know about your right to vote in elections but I'm more comfortable with that than I would be about you having a say in the EU referendum.
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- anonymousDan 10y agoSorry I don't get you. I was able to vote in the EU elections, as were commonwealth citizens. What I was taking issue with was the insinuation that it is ridiculous to think that EU citizens should have been able to vote.
- dazc 10y agoOK, I misunderstood. But, to answer your question I didn't intend to imply it was ridiculous but I don't think any EU citizen (regardless of national citizenship) should have a say in the UK's membership of the EU, not least because they would be somewhat biased. Just my opinion.