I am marching for all the benefits we derive from the EU in the shape of underwriting our sources of competitive advantage in global markets, the passports for our services industry, networks that enable innovation in science and technology and our knowledge economy. May might hope to cherry pick the continuation of these benefits but the EU have made their principles clear and in making immigration the priority she has made it clear they are expendable, and a devastating hard Brexit hitting 70% of our economy, and tax receipts, with the resultant damage to our welfare state it is.
I am also marching in support of our young people who made their wish to stay part of Europe clear. They are the ones starting out on their lives who will have to live with the devastating impact of a hard Brexit.
I am also marching because I believe that we should be standing with our neighbours as a powerful geopolitical force in the world to balance out the power of the USA, Russia and China especially during these times when the right wing nationalist forces present a threat to the world. I want to see us continuing to stand up for liberal values and human rights, supporting the people of other countries across the globe whose people are overcoming past tyranny and exploitation and seeking greater fairness and a say in their government.
I could go on too but those are the biggies for me.