Leave
The EU is unrecognizable from the EEC that the UK voted for in 1975
What with the EU be like in 2025 - will it even be recognizable as the same one we are voting for today?
I fully support the EEC, and the original concepts of free trade and free movement of labour between countries that are economically, politically and culturally similar, however the EU has become a political body as well as a trading body, and the 28 member states are no longer similar enough for the concept to be a success.
The EU (and especially the Euro) are failing in my opinion
Don't like the unfair competition laws - ie: A country can't prop up failing businesses and protect employment as this would be considered state aid and yet the EU can encourage investment in disadvantaged areas and give them aid in the form of grants.
The reduction in the block grant if we lower corporation tax, is mandated by the EU (OK Westminster may (and probably would have) have choosen to reduce it anyway, but at least there would be a possibility it may not be reduced or at least negotiated a better deal)
The EU is enforcing laws and austerity measures on Ireland, water charges are/were mandatory as part of the measures enforced by the EU as a condition of the bailout, which they forced Ireland to accept.
I don't like the EU overruling the laws of a member nation and being able to force them to comply.
Its bad enough being ruled by the UK, its worse being ruled by an even further detached foreign parliament.