How would Brexit affect you? | Guardian Explainers

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Membership of the European Union may come with certain strings attached, but there is a wealth of benefits to its citizens.
Workers enjoy protection for holidays, breaks and starting a family. Consumers can be confident of what they’re buying and eating. And there are regulations that – while boring and sometimes costly – protect wildlife and the environment. So if Britain votes for Brexit, what might we lose?

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A 53 year old woman I work with is absolutely petrified about the UK leaving the EU. She honestly believes that we'll literally have to leave, as in move to a country outside of Europe. I may have told her that she is correct in that line of thinking, and not to listen to anyone else

scottishpaul

Rain is always acidic. There is something very wrong if it is not, as CO2 in the air dissolves in falling rain to form a weak acid. The pH won't become neutralized until it contacts something like limestone in the ground.

magister

you forgot to darken the spot on the map where Albania is. they not EU

balkanhajduk

Oh bless, do you think we are that gullible to think we need the EU for all those things.

It costs British tax payers £55 million a day to stay in the EU.

I will vote leave.

leapingcat

...and we should demand all those good things from our government or we throw them out next time.
This is half an argument lathered in the usual condisention.

jackmansfield

The EU offers nothing we can't do ourselves, as a sovereign nation.

Why give away a *Parliamentary Democracy* where we can kick-out any government that forgets just who it serves, and replace it with another that has the authority to instigate *real change* instead of being required to ask Brussels if it might be allowed to do this or that... even those overpaid Bureaucrats who we never voted in and can't remove.

karlmunford

So basically the best pro to the EU are some laws that we should be pressuring our own politicians to implement anyway?

BingleFlimp

Now the guardian is doing ads promoting globalisation.

Mollygaga

man I used to like the guardian until they let so many low skilled workers take poor people's opportunities

tjtrapstar

They forgot workers rights and Anti-discrimination laws were passed by our legislator in the 1970s ..also we have longer holidays of 5 weeks compared to EU law of 4 weeks 😐.

mrward

I think we should leave the EU. We should then attach engines to the base of great Britain (made from british steel) and move the island to somewhere in the middle of the Atlantic. We can start the empire again and have better overall weather.

larryfisher

'without the eu, workers will be discriminated against' its pretty close to how you're phrasing that... I just love how unbias this video is: VOTE REMAIN VOTE REMAIN VOTE REMAIN you could vote out VOTE REMAIN.

gyConnor