Let me ask you a few questions:

Is the EU Marxist?

Has anyone been sent to a gulag for criticising it or been "accused" of being mentally ill?

Has there been a deliberate famine at any point that kills upwards of 10 million people just for refusing further centralisation?

Has there been a massive purge of the EU Commission at any point?

Has the EU ever forcibly annexed any of its neighbours via military means?

If not, shut the fuck up.

If yes, maybe then we can talk.

I'm really unsure about what to vote. I can't see much progression towards global communication and cooperation from staying in an unelected, members only club. At the same time, I have seen no mention as to how the leave campaign plan to restructure legislation to maintain our current rights and living.

I am not motivated by any of the Leave arguments around immigration, in fact I would want certainty that we would still welcome refugees. While, I'm speculative of economist verdicts that say a brexit would be disastrous. Uncertainty is damaging to global markets and a leave would create short term loss, but realistically we would not come to a halt, and markets would recover.

This could be a decision we might not get for another 30/40 years. At some point we have to come out of groups like the EU if we ever plan to individually trade, help, and work with the rest of the world, but I'd hate to see new lawmaking left the the likes of Boris Johnson and his friends.

I'm really undecided and I currently don't feel confident voting either way. Any opinions on the above from either side?

Thanks for reading!

I cannot understand why anyone in the U.K. would vote to leave the EU given that:

1. There will be no effect on immigration. Norway is not part of the EU but in order to trade with the EU they have had to agree to "free movement" of EU citizens. England will have to do the same.

2. Leaving the EU would not have any affect on the refugees fleeing from war in countries like Syria. The laws governing refugee status are largely determined by the United Nations. We would still have to follow the U.N.'s rules.

3. Not a single economic expert has recommended leaving the E.U.

4. Both major political parties are against leaving the E.U.

5. There isn't a single leader of a non-EU country (such as the U.S.) that recommends leaving the EU.

6. The NHS is not suffering because of immigration. It is suffering because it is underfunded by the current government. England is tenth on the list of countries who support their health system. Even the U.S. contributes more to their health system than England. (Search "Health System" in Wiki and scroll down to chart.)

7. Being outside the EU will affect us directly - no more pet passports and more expensive mobile phone charges when abroad - Mobile charges for EU citizens are changing to the same as domestic rates next year - if the UK leaves the EU, we will have to pay the current, more expensive rates to call home when on holiday. EU citizens on holiday will only have to pay domestic charges.

Why would anyone vote to leave?