On the contrary I knew exactly what I voted for. It was for an independent country that had the right to make its own laws and set its own trade policy. Just like the overwhelming number of countries around the world in fact and just as the UK was before 1973. As the fifth largest economy in the world it shouldn't have been beyond the realms of possibility.

Correct me if I'm wrong shaunaneto but I think you have previously said that you were a supporter of Scottish independence or at least have been in the past. Given that Scotland hasn't been independent since 1707 and unlike the UK doesn't currently have many of the essential features of nationhood such as it's own currency, central bank etc, why would you think Scottish independence would be more plausible than Brexit?