Why do some young people want to leave the EU?

Yeah, of course it's doomed. David cameron is selfish and so desperately is trying to keep the UK a first world country. He should probably think about the people before he thinks about the taxes and the countries income. Maybe a simple life would be better for the citizens.

You have said David Cameron is selfish (probably) and that he should think of the people before the economy (your opinion), but you haven't said why the UK is doomed.

Because...
Right, well you know, the parable of david cameron says so - hence it must be true.
The weathers not that great either so that's a bonus.

Never heard of that parable I'm afraid. I'll put you down as a "Don't know" to the question "Why is the country doomed?"

I am a young person and I will be voting out because I see very few valid reasons as to why we should remain and plenty of valid reasons as to why we should leave. Simple as that.

I find it unfathomable that some young people actually think leaving the EU would be the best option. Mark Carney (Gov of the Bank Of England) stated that there would be a sharp recession due to lower trade as a result of leaving the EU. How can you argue with that?!

Like what?

That's quite an irresponsible thing to say in my opinion. There is no real plan for the terms by which we'd leave so nobody knows what trade agreements may be left in place. It seems a lot of people want to leave because they're labouring under the delusion that immigrants come here and sponge


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Because they want to take control of their country, and not be dictated to by the EU. The UK is a glorious nation that deserves to prosper, and the best way for it to do so is by voting to LEAVE the EU.

Well with the large campaigns run by both Leave and Remain, it focuses on effects that simply won't be noticed by many people and so both have been ineffective and definitely exaggerated. For a lot of young people this has turned them off from engaging and many have either turned to other sources such as discussions they hear around them from friends and families (though perhaps less friends). There are pros and cons to leaving and remaining either way so I think it's perfectly acceptable for people to choose either, I highly doubt a massive impact will be felt either way. The case from statistics is just too unreliable, most young people have 0 faith in them so they definitely aren't making a decision on the basis of such speculative claims. So yeah, some young people will have specific reasons to leave though in my opinion there are some spurious correlations made to justify their stance against the EU such as those on immigration and the economy.

Why u indirecting me

That's obviously not the case though..

I am a young person and I will be voting out because I see very few valid reasons as to why we should remain and plenty of valid reasons as to why we should leave. Simple as that.

In what way is the UK not prospering? We have surely never had it so good!