RedWood wrote

McGregor wrote I'd still vote for leave. There are so many things I hate about the EU and the Commission.

So many things you hate about it name them?

As far as i see us in the EU i far more beneficial than out....

#VoteStay

We have to pay a certain amount of money to the EU each week. Not just the UK but all countries apart of the EU.

A huge percentage of laws in every country are made by the EU and so each country doesn't get to have their owns laws since they have to abide by the EU.

We have to accept refugees which I am really against doing and if not then the EU will fine the country like 250,000 euros per person which is outrageous. Countries apart of the EU should have an option whether they want to accept them or not.

There are certain areas that are affected by the EU and some countries can't even make progress because of the EU.

I'd rather have an EU where there is no Commission and countries would just trade, provide financial support if needed, provide military aid, trade military things and stuff like that. I don't like there there is a whole commission to make decisions for countries etc.

Remain,

We have a 2.8tn GDP the money we send to EU(est 8.5bn) is fine in my eyes it goes to help countries that need it.
Our problem is our Prime Minister we need to sort out our own government out before we can criticise the EU.

We leave the EU our economy gets hit, Benefits gets cut and NHS will suffer cuts. All the EU laws that we are actually benefiting from will need to be renegotiated/legislation passed. (not scaremongering it's a huge possibility)

We already have a special place in the EU we get rebates so we don't pay as much, the EU funds our schools and colleges and we can already control our own borders plus we don't have to adopt the shitty Euro.

The British government retains full control over its own border controls. Travellers who hold EU passports cant cross the UK border without having their passport or identity checked, and the same applies for travellers from non-EU countries.

The UK can, and does, perform passport and identity checks at its borders and refuses entry to travellers who do not travel with valid identity documents even if they are from another EU member state.

The benefit of holding an EU passport, or being the citizen of a European Economic Area (EEA) country (Norway, Iceland, Lichtenstein) or Switzerland, is that you travel through a separate channel at UK border controls. This normally results in a swifter identity check.

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Bottom line for me if we leave then our government **** up we're on our own if we remain and something goes wrong we have the support of other EU countries we're stronger in the EU than out of it however I do feel we need to create better ties with our commonwealth countries and if we do end up voting leave I hope we do something with the commonwealth since it contains nearly a third of the worlds population. (e.g trade etc)

p.s i wanna find a banging hot swedish chick pls don't ruin my drem and mak us lev ty