EU Referendum - In or Out? Vote here

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monsenb1 Feb 2016 2:19pm, 20 Feb 2016 1,694 posts	0 monsenb1 In In In
LindsD Feb 2016 2:37pm, 20 Feb 2016 8,786 posts	0 LindsD In. Definitely.
Brighouse Boy Feb 2016 2:49pm, 20 Feb 2016 983 posts	0 Brighouse Boy I've even surprised myself here but IN for me!
LazyDaisy Feb 2016 3:17pm, 20 Feb 2016 13,326 posts	0 LazyDaisy Fetchland seems pretty certain to stay in at this rate - I wonder if/how things will change as the referendum campaigns get underway? It looks like it's the 'In' campaign's to lose at this stage.
postieboy Feb 2016 3:42pm, 20 Feb 2016 3,112 posts	0 postieboy I haven't seen a convincing argument yet on why we should leave the EU. For all of it's faults (and there are too many to mention), the benefits outweigh the negatives. Not being part of the single currency means we have the best of it surely? I just see a load of xenophobic bigots when looking at the 'Out' campaign. 'We don't like them because they're foreign' isn't an argument for going it alone.
katypie Feb 2016 4:00pm, 20 Feb 2016 5,572 posts	0 katypie In
Meep Meep Feb 2016 4:01pm, 20 Feb 2016 5 posts	0 Meep Meep Is there anywhere to find the pros and cons of leaving/staying?
postieboy Feb 2016 4:15pm, 20 Feb 2016 3,113 posts	0 postieboy For leaving: voteleavetakecontrol.org For staying hasn't set up a site yet but I did get a flyer through the door a few weeks ago outlining their argument. Al the usual stuff about it being bad for business and what losing our freedom of trade inside Europe would do. Apart from the likes of Gove, Farage and Galloway leading the out campaign, having horrid publications like The Daily Mail, Daily Express and The Sun backing a Brexit has definitely influenced my decision on voting 'In'
jacdaw Feb 2016 4:25pm, 20 Feb 2016 1,589 posts	0 jacdaw The eu's fondness for big business and the ttip agreement concern me, as does the general pro-austerity stance and the treatment of Greece... but I can't ally myself with the rampant little englanders, so I'm leaning towards "in" at the moment (or "bremain" as someone in the Guardian has it).
Ndwdave Feb 2016 5:27pm, 20 Feb 2016 20 posts	0 Ndwdave In like Flynn