Not that your posts are a problem, it's just that the more information I'm given, the less and less I have to argue/discuss back since I don't have much of a leg to stand on in favor of them leaving anymore other than their independence. Which puts me in a difficult decision because the data protection laws for the EU seems like something the US desperately needs and seeing the UK walk away from it puts me at odds with what I would think is good. Independence or a legitimate right to privacy? I have an awkward taste in my mouth on the subject now.

Are other countries as desperate for change or are they mellow on the issue?

If you want me to keep these shorter, just let me know.

I don't get why they'd want to leave the EU either, especially at a time Europe needs to be more than united against an increasingly aggressive Russia.

You think Russia is aggressive? NATO is the one being aggressive. They keep placing more and more troops along the border of the EU and Russia, while simultaneously pushing lies about Russia's 'aggression,' when it really is NATO being aggressive.

UK OUT

It's pretty impossible to tell what will be voted.