I wasn't being serious mate.

But perhaps citizenship laws might be more fair if we didn't have to deal with 
300,000 new residents per year. Numbers which on any view are unsustainable. 
Yeah yeah, they work shit jobs, English people are lazy blah blah. They still 
use our public services, which we pay for. Such services are more expensive 
because we have to have information and so on in Polish and Lithuanian.

The Catholic Church is booming though. So there's a real plus for our 
communities...

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> On 12 Jun 2016, at 23:20, Richard Naef <[email protected]> 
> wrote:
> 
> !
>> 
>> Yeah please do. If your kids don't get a passport, it's another leave
> reason.
> 
> UK citizenship rules have nothing to do with the EU.  Rules are set by
> parliament.  EEA (different from the EU) citizens have a specific path to
> citizenship, just like people with British parentage, but born abroad.
> Assuming we stayed in the EEA nothing would change by Leave. 
> 
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