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EU Referendum game-changer: The Shiznit backs Remain
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Ed Williamson,
Becky Suter,
Matt Looker,
Ali Gray
23rd June 2016
In line with all the UK's other major news outlets, The Shiznit is declaring its stance on the EU Referendum. As a forward-looking, progressive website which is only racist behind closed doors and even then it's only a bit of fun, we urge you to vote to remain in the European Union. If you don't, the following truly awful film-related things will 100% definitely happen.


Not everyone voting to leave the EU is a twat, but all twats are voting to leave the EU. You aren't a twat. You like films because you like ideas and being introduced to things outside your own experience. You don't want to live in a country where a public discourse prevails that rejects the unknown or exotic, encourages you to look inward rather than out, and wants you to blame immigrants for your troubles so you don't question those you elected to serve you, or the billionaires who own the newspapers you read. You don't want to live in a country that announces to the world: Don't come here if you're different and you want to show us new things. Don't come here and make Star Wars movies, or shoot Game of Thrones, or bring any of your foreign crap to the London Film Festival. You want to live in a country that knows it isn't the whole world, and thinks that's a good thing.
The Shiznit, in its usual ill-informed, paper-thin way, encourages you to Vote In. Because, above all, we're all passionate about European cinema. Like ... um ... what's the one they were on about at Cannes? You know, the Belgian one. It's got a girl on a bike.

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