With a mortgage the bank gives you the money and you're paying them back. With the EU, you give them money (£200bn net subsidy over the last few decades) and t

With a mortgage the bank gives you the money and you're paying them back. With the EU, you give them money (£200bn net subsidy over the last few decades) and then they demand you give them more money, somehow to balance the money you've already given them... Though there are aspects of the EU I strongly support, in this regard, it's the layabout of the political world, demanding that because you gave it a subsidy, you have to do it's washing and pay its rent forevermore.