User blog comment:Maltalidenta Kwuitidherali/Leaving the EU/@comment-25101690-20160403003812/@comment-26347028-20160403004727

But that same thing that is going so well for you is causing mass immigration in unprecedented numbers. 760,000 (the home office number of 460,000 was contradicted by the number of national insurance claims) is not a number we can cope with; you can see the housing crises, the sheer ineptitude to cope with the mass influx is everywhere. It doesn't always work. The same with the second point, the Eurozone is the exact cause of Greece, Spain, Portugal, and Italy all being bankrupt. Not like England's fairly large deficit - there's no-one around to singly cover loans as big as those countries, hence why most of Europe had to band together, and even then it was a stupid idea. Debt to cover debt? What? And then, due to these countries being unable to support themselves, quantitative easing causes countries like Germany to be unable to grow. After all, England was the only member of the European Union to see economic growth (even then only at 1%). It's just silly; truly silly, to say those are benefits.