[Cronos]

Very interesting read. Those who lived and fought in world war 2 are much, much more pro EU than the baby boomers

[Cronos]

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[Jonty30]

It is about the pensions

[Farcesensitive]

The Ingsoc generation.

[867V309]

The EU was set up in response to the horrors and destruction of the Second World War.

well, that's your problem right there.

The EU was set up by elites to promote globalism: ie. the destruction of self determination, nationalism and independence.

Complete takeover by global elites is the goal of the deep state (US) and the EU.      make no mistake.

[higgmeister]

Very interesting read. Those who lived and fought in world war 2 are much, much more pro EU than the baby boomers

Nope! Flawed data. Most of that wartime coming of age, "Silent Generation", in England are dead, heavily incapacitated, or have borderline dementia. They were conditioned with mores not to speakout, hence the term "Silent Generation." If they are still alive, they depend on National Socialist Healthcare which hampers reasoned thought or expression.

This is more worthless polling.

[pepsionice]

I would suggest it’s creative-polling (at very best). If you live in the heart of London or any of the dozen-odd urbanized zones in the UK...you are more than likely to be either pro-EU or lean-toward-the-EU. If you live beyond the urbanized zones, you are more than likely to be anti-EU or distrust the whole mechanism.

A fair number of Labour voters will even tell you in a blunt way that the EU is a long-term problem and can’t be trusted. This idea that the whole of the Labour Party wants to remain in the EU...is a joke. But whether they’d go and vote for Johnson or the BREXIT Party is the big unknown.

[Mr Radical]

The source for this opinion piece? The London School of Economics and Political Science. Leading the Marxist assault on our young people’s minds for the last fifty years.

[higgmeister]

"Generational effects refer to the influence of environmental factors during each generation’s formative period (approximately between ages 15-25)..."

WWII in England started in 1939. To come of age (over 15 years old) according to this would mean someone born in 1924. That would make them 95 years old now or at the latest, 89.

[polymuser]

I highly doubt this claim, as I doubt our WWII folks like Japan or Germany as much as our Millennials.

[Oatka]

seek to remove Britain from an institution that has helped maintain peace in Europe for more than seven decades?

Of course the U.S. umbrella had nothing to do with it.