EU Referendum - In or Out? Vote here

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LazyDaisy Feb 2016 8:59pm, 20 Feb 2016 13,333 posts	0 LazyDaisy I'm a sort of lukewarm 'In'. I think there's lots wrong with the EU, but instinctively I feel that anything Farage and Galloway are in favour of is something I could never support.
postieboy Feb 2016 9:24pm, 20 Feb 2016 3,116 posts	0 postieboy So we're voting for the least worst option. Nothing new there!
RichHL Feb 2016 9:32pm, 20 Feb 2016 11,074 posts	0 RichHL If the Numpties win, I'm off to Italy while they'll still let me in.
RichHL Feb 2016 9:38pm, 20 Feb 2016 11,075 posts	0 RichHL Meep Meep wanted a guide to the arguments. This might be useful: bitebackpublishing.com (I have to declare an interest because I flog the book into some markets. I might get a few pence if you buy it from a real bookshop.)
postieboy Feb 2016 12:59pm, 21 Feb 2016 3,119 posts	0 postieboy Mrs P's side of the family are voting out because they're a load of xenophobic bigots. Mother in law said she's voting out because they don't like us and we don't like them. I went off on one and then stormed out the house so here I am in a Costa coffee staffed mainly by friendly Eastern Europeans trying to calm down. I'm in trouble here but I refuse to stay quiet against such prejudice.
Scott S Feb 2016 2:16pm, 21 Feb 2016 890 posts	0 Scott S I'm voting out.
CStar Feb 2016 2:18pm, 21 Feb 2016 5,464 posts	0 CStar Trouble is PostieBoy, unfortunately there are an awful lot of people who take a simplistic 'We don't like foreigners' approach and have absolutely no idea of the real issues. Really there should be a test you have to pass to demonstrate that you have a least a basic grasp of the issues before you're allowed to vote in this.
postieboy Feb 2016 2:29pm, 21 Feb 2016 3,120 posts	0 postieboy Political conversation at the dinner table should be banned by law. It ruins a good meal. I actually get on very well with my in-laws, our views on the world differ greatly though. A classic case of me from a multi-cultural background, them British small town syndrome.
Son of a Pronator Man Feb 2016 3:16pm, 21 Feb 2016 8,120 posts	0 Son of a Pronator Man Ian Duncan Smith is a leading voice on the out campaign. As a Minister, he is a disaster, he has presided over Welfare Reform which has been one missed target after another, one budget overspend after another. Why anyone would follow this man's opinion on anything is beyond belief, he's an incompetent clown.
Jono. Feb 2016 3:21pm, 21 Feb 2016 3,819 posts	0 Jono. in for me, I've yet to hear a convincing argument of why we should leave. I'll leave it at that.