appreciate you listing out some of the reasons you want nothing to do with the EU.Here's a question if we were outside the EU now - would you want to join a polictical club where the German Banks are having to merge.. the italians are in meltdown - the Greeks have had their ports and antiquities put on hock by the EU the Eurozone is zilch growth , and it has two parliaments - would you pay 9 billion per year to join the club when others get trade deals free? then the other 7 billion they tell us how to spend it on sometimes useless projects like Cycle tracks etc....
We would be mad - oh wait we have a chance to leave all that.........
They seem like valid concerns, but to me, they seem like issues that can be fixed. There is always going to be issues with blocks as big as the EU but I think the path of trying to fix it from the inside while reaping the benefits is far more fruitful than taking your ball and going home.