Brexit

[Oracle]

" being worse off? " An assumption repeated so often it has gained the status of fact whilst being total remainers bunk.

I would like to point out that Canada, Australia, USA, New Zealand, china , Japan are not in the EU and doing nicely. All of whom Trade with EU. Neither is Singapore in EU , the prototype for what we could be if we got away.
EU is a deadweight based on restrictive practice and excessive spending that will implode over its own hubris with repeating the abject failure of a currency union.

Quite apart from anything else 27 countries can never make agreements that fit any one of them and they take excessive time to agree anything at all. The only reason for present unanimity is none of them was asked to concede anything but that is why the deal has failed. It failed to balance EU and UK interest.

Any entrepreneur will tell you that to build the business first you kick in the certain day job, and there is short term pain. But the future is bright. Our MPs are too social security minded.

That's a very good point Stagger. I think a lot of the remain voters thought the people who voted leave didn't understand the economic arguments or were swayed by those who said we'd be better off outside the EU. But as you say, a lot of leave voters did understand that the country would be worse off economically in the short to medium term, but thought this was a price worth paying.