Was it though, really ? Struggling health service, closing schools, no refuse collection, potholed roads....I would like to add another question, your economy under the UE was doing quite well, apparently the 2nd GDP after germany. If your economy was doing well why did you vote to leave? Regards.
I thought that of the 2017 Labour MPs constituencies about 160 Leave and about 100 Remain.
Let us face facts (not a 'leave' supporter trait, I know, but you do what you can...) and realise that this is, effectively, a post mortem on Brexit.
The actuality is that it was stillborn - the propositions so beloved of 'leave' voters, and so eloquently expressed here, were never realistic or remotely practical, as amply proved by events since June 2016.
However, it is difficult for people to reassess their philosophical and ethical stands - it is more comfortable by far to ascribe it to Brexit being strangled by unhelpful politicians in January 2019.
People hardly ever blame themselves for their own mistakes, because it is easier to blame others.
You are an excellent instance of those who can persuade themselves of unreality - moaning about the loss of all those small farms, that your family bought up and now rack-rent to those less fortunate.All those Mps who say they want a 2cd vote say they want leave with no deal on the voting card and if thats the wish of the people a 2cd time then so be it ,
so please explain 'never realistic or remotely practical', if that was the case then surely hard remainer MPs would state that not offer it up as a 2cd helpings
You are an excellent instance of those who can persuade themselves of unreality - moaning about the loss of all those small farms, that your family bought up and now rack-rent to those less fortunate.
You cause a problem, then blame it on someone else.
Then retire to Suffolk, or somewhere else that you find more congenial than here, on the profits, leaving behind a damaging legacy that cannot now be undone.
Brexit is merely this selfish trait, writ large - that the UK could retain the benefits of trading with a Single Market, whilst not bearing the costs and obligations it brought.
Our friends and neighbours were never going to accept it.
The greatest danger, now, is that the Dutch, Germans and French decide to make us go thru' with our delusions in order to prove them.
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I see Tiawan are demanding rules to be adhered to if UK is entering WTO .I just wanted our membership cancelled. I was always quite relaxed about the details but always considered it would be a process of a hard break with a gradual move back to something similar to the current relationship or a soft break where the EU would gradually move away from us.
As long as we were an independent nation with the power to act unilaterally, I would be content.
I see Tiawan are demanding rules to be adhered to if UK is entering WTO .
All deals will have trade rules.
The fact you chose to post in the leave thread ..