If one analyses the contributions on the "No" side, one finds they have very little to offer the electorate as to why this should be voted against. Nevertheless, it ill-behoves us on the "Yes" side to use to people who are often confused words like "fascist", "racist" and xenophobic" which I see in the newspapers. To market this aggressively and hit people with those kinds of epithets is to wreak a vengeance on yourself, because arrogance and bully-boy tactics will be seen as the methods of seeking a "Yes" vote. If one feels strongly about obtaining a "Yes" vote there is enough to talk about without using emotive words like that to convince the electorate. We all sincerely hope the referendum will pass.