I've found it quite hard to work out what to do in regards to this. I have some vague interests that would be best served by being in I suppose. The fact that anti-EU sentiment is more pronounced among a certain part of the electorate than an others isn't that big a deal. I see a lot of that as being due to specific cultural phenomena among the middle class that isn't necessarily rational. Virtue signalling, for example. I think the EU, taken as a vague idea, has the potential to be good, but I think the people really in power have pretty unpleasant ideas about the direction they want to take Europe. Britain has no real constitution, for example and if the EU did things like guarantee freedom of speech, American style, then I would probably support that, but it tends to be the opposite. Do I want Britain to be powerful? It depends on the people who will run the country and the values they will have. If it's the current type, who basically see any kind of critique of the default absolute multiculturalism purely as an indicator of class differentiation on the part of the speaker, then no, I'd rather we were a meager power, a backwater.