Europe

In or Out and your reasons why if you wish to post them, or just vote

Out.

Out.

Undecided at the minute, I want to read more on how it will affect trade.

Out out out .

I would say in if I could go to Spain get a nice villa and few hundred euros a week in hand outs and sit on the beach all day.

100% out.

We need to take back control of our country and stop the immigration invasion that is ruining our way of life. I have nothing against them wanting to improve their life's and coming here to work but the numbers need to be controlled as all we're doing at moment is creating different pockets of society that aren't integrating and that's no way for any society to succeed when so much divide and separation.

And we should insure all our homeless, injured soldiers are cared for first before we take in refugees.

I also believe we will be a lot financial better off as won't have to send billions of pounds into Europe.

Out!!!! As really fu&/ed off with all the crap pushed are way sort out the elderly and needy that is British and has payed in tax's for YEARS!!! And get sweet jack all yet most that scam and steal there way here get hand outs left right and centre!! Pleading poverty my arse the divs round here have iPhones, leather coats, £100 trainers needy my foot!!! If we was in the same boat going over there what would we get naff all!!!! Makes me sick rant over :taped:

Undecided but leaning towards leave. The PM has practically been laughed out of the room on the treaty renegotiation and it seems like the only way we can get what's best for us as a country.

Out.

Even the PM who said about his deal breakers didn't get them yet is still wanting to stay in.

He waffled on for ages about these deal breakers.

I don't see the need to spend £53million a day to be part of this group that we don't receive all the benefits from.

It's mental.

Out for everything, as stated before. We need to control our own borders.

Only reason to stay in is for the free trade across Europe but I am sure we would be fine. There are plenty of successful country's already that are not in Europe after all.

Out

Giving that much power to as few people as possible is a recipe for disaster.

I like the idea of a European partnership / framework, but a full blown political union is a disaster.

So who voted in?

Out! Merkel is a traitor to her own people and a liability to Europe.

If only Cameron had the balls to stand up for the UK like this!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GbJp8zxduWk

Out.

Probably different reasons to 95% of other people voting out, but still out.

Out but I think I read somewhere that even if we go we don't get border control for another 5 years, can someone confirm this as I am damned if I can find it again?

The only bad side of this referendum is we have to see Nicola "Cranky" Sturgeon on the box again, she makes my blood boil!

Out - I voted to leave in 1975 and that was before all the unelected politicians and social engineering

Out - I thoroughly expect a ridiculous amount of rhetoric from the BBC over the coming months as to why we should stay in though, complete waste of time and money and doubtlessly the in campaign will receive exorbitant levels of funding compared to the out campaign behind closed doors...

Surprised no ones posted why they would stay in

In, without EU funding the majority of Wales is f*****. EU money rebuilt half of Cardiff and mos tof South Wales' infrastructure.

If we do stay in I want less input of EU laws put onto us though because it's not "one size fits all" for every country. It's ridiculous.

EDIT: Ironically I support independence for Scotland and Wales from England however

So what is the stay in's view point? Is it purely fear of the unknown? Will we be punished trade term wise, what may be the fallout from leaving?

In, without EU funding the majority of Wales is f*****. EU money rebuilt half of Cardiff and mos tof South Wales' infrastructure.

Money that could have come from the UK if we weren't paying £30m - £50m per day to the EU.

The EU is also preventing government intervention in the steel industry, what effect will that have on Wales?

If we do stay in I want less input of EU laws put onto us though because it's not "one size fits all" for every country. It's ridiculous.

That's how the EU works though. And a vote to remain in is going to be seen as a green light from Brussels to inflict ever further integration on us. According to the Lisbon treaty, we're obliged to adopt the Euro in 2020. Without treaty change, Camerons 'assurances' are going to be knocked down in short order.

: Ironically I support independence for Scotland and Wales from England however

How come?

Out.... it will get worse before it gets better, but I think that the UK needs to take control back. Im just nervous about what this will mean for all the BIG businesses here

I'm voting out. I was undecided at first but the more I hear about it, I can't think of a reason to stay that can't be countered by the BREXIT arguments.

We need to take control of our borders, our immigration policies, our money, etc. Mistakes will be made, but lets make our own and not let Europe make them for us.

With regards to the big businesses, I think that this is some scare mongering. The world is very different now from when these agreements/policies were put in place. It needs to complete reform and leaving the EU and re-establishing our own identity is a perfect way to do it on our terms. We're in the G8, and either 5th or 6th in the worlds biggest economies, big businesses need us as much as we need them - all IMO.

The past few times big businesses have threatened this and that they've never followed through, doubt they would this time either. Usual scaremongering as said.