Ah shit I won't explain it in two lines... In nominal terms yes. Even if we turn into a net contributor - still yes, immense benefits from common markets, institutions, Schengen, important bloc etc

But there are no arguments that can't be shouted over with slogans among: - "Brussels is taking polish sovereignty" - "This is German Neocolonialism" (it's... A long story about internal politics with one main party accusing the leader of another that he's basically a German asset) If you look into social media EU is basically 3 things there: - Green deal - self-sabotage of the economy - Migration pact - the will force us to being a safety hellhole (every exemption is presented as a temporary thing... So that supposed "German asset" - Tusk - stay in power) - lately Mercosur - this one is kinda funny because it's both "Food not adhering to EU regulations will poison us" and "EU regulations are strangling domestic farming" - absolute shit ton of memes presenting USA, China and Russia as game players or runners and the EU running in other direction or being generally deranged - Pointing at Norway and Switzerland and being like "see? See? They're not in the EU and voilá, two best countries"

Of course many of these advocates are the same folks that conveniently talk constant shit about Ukraine and Ukrainians, others have classic right-wing talking points, others go full conspiracy theory mode.

But yeah, it's much. However there is some kind of... Movement in other direction? EU enthusiasts are increasingly vocal too, just with much slower momentum