I think I just flat their raise position and take your line OOP. Allows us to keep their bluffs in which fold to a raise, and if we raise and they ship we're most likely behind.

Without a read that villain is likely to stack off a worse draw, or an overpair and you have a ton of fold equity too, then calling the raise will be best.It helps that we're in position so our draw will have better value than otherwise if we call flop and turn.

I agree. It's not like the villain has tons of worse hands he can stack off here with and after he elects to raise the flop I don't think you have that much fold equity.