EU referendum - in or out?

[juneau]

I used to be completely pro-Europe, but I'm now leaning firmly towards 'out' and the national mood seems to have switched that way too. So how would you vote?

In - but with a complete review of T&Cs. Is that allowed?

OUT

Defo out

In

I really don't know.

In.. The EU made it possible for me to follow my heart and have a stab at a relationship with someone living in a different country and build my life there without worries about the logistics/visas etc. I could just go and try it out without investing too much if it hadn't worked out. I love having the freedom to go and work/live anywhere in the EU and don't want my children to have less opportunities than I have...

Also it's idiotic to think the UK wouldn't need the EU as an export market, so leaving would mean to still have to adhere to all rules and regs without having any say in their development.

Also, with a government hell-bent on reducing workers' rights, human rights etc, voting to leave means voting to lose protection.

Leaving the EU can only leave the UK worse off, economically politically and generally.

Out.

Out

(Probably)

Out.

Out

Out

Thinking out but not really certain

In

I genuinely don't know.

In

In.

The business case for me is compelling and I am yet to see an alternative model that's compelling.

In, but not worried if we go out.

On the fence, I think the EU Institutions need a radical overhaul, the amount of money wasted is obscene, however, I do think there is strength in being 'together'.

100% OUT

Head says in, but heart says out. It will be interesting what carrot the EU offer the UK to remain.

Out.

Out

Out.

Although I think that even if we stay in, the whole thing may well implode anyway.

What penguin said.