RizzyKing

Problem with debating this on forums is there are very few truly undecided it's a debate between two camps that already know their position and how they are going to vote and much like the politicians not doing much to help any undecided there might be. There are no real facts on what will happen if we leave the EU as it hasn't happened before it's all guesswork mainly driven by the initial starting position of the organisation's involved for most economists they prefer safe and steady so of course recommend staying in.

I think the best thing anyone can do is just vote on how they feel the EU has performed and whether they feel it's a greater good or bad, only thing I'd caution anyone on doing is voting on the basis of future meaningful reform because on that they have demonstrated that isn't really an option currently and will not be anytime soon without something seismic happening.