So with a supposed referendum some time next year, does anyone have any thoughts on the UK's EU status?
A number of folk I've spoken to (including myself) feel that there's a lack of credible information available - the rest is hype or propaganda. Some think the monetary costs of membership and the cost of open borders outweigh the benefits. Some argue the benefits outweigh the costs and then some with the labor and trade laws we benefit from. Then of course, there's 64 million other opinions on top of that.
The awesome power of the EU debate is that it isn't just a foreign affairs debate; it's an economic, immigration, jobs, defence and foreign affairs debate. Considering the sheer scale, do we really know enough? The facts? Or is that just wishful thinking?
A number of folk I've spoken to (including myself) feel that there's a lack of credible information available - the rest is hype or propaganda. Some think the monetary costs of membership and the cost of open borders outweigh the benefits. Some argue the benefits outweigh the costs and then some with the labor and trade laws we benefit from. Then of course, there's 64 million other opinions on top of that.
The awesome power of the EU debate is that it isn't just a foreign affairs debate; it's an economic, immigration, jobs, defence and foreign affairs debate. Considering the sheer scale, do we really know enough? The facts? Or is that just wishful thinking?