Well it was lmao

Theres a whole host of reasons

However in the long term a more flexible country with more access to the faster growing non-eu world there is good prospects

How many of them are Merkel or Ver Hofstadt?

Protectionist systems have a way of slowing growth

Long term benefits over short term security.

Short term loss

Joshy

That "short term"

long term gain if in nothing but more flexibility and self accountability

will look to be about 50 years

Besides, doing business with The United States can null reliance on China to a degree.

even admitted by brexiteers

and the long term benefits are incredibly vague

And the long term might turn out to be *The rest of Britain's existance*.

@PureEvilPie it "could" be anything

Do Trade with Burgerland and those 50 years won't be so bad at least.

Sort term in the grand scale of our country

Silly.

That's the problem with could

Change always has vague effects

It;s why people are typically scared of it

Well whatever happens happens

Anything is possihlr

Imagine America manufacturing Rolls-Royce and Land Rovers for you.

We can only ever really know what is now. All the predictions were wrong.

@Ankha imagine

All those experts about what will happen were wrong.

people get anxiety over moving fucking house

Had Cameron, instead of pulling that nonsense with "renegotiating" with the EU, instead said "right, we're ending mass immigration - EU visitors will require a job before they arrive", and "all EU derived laws will be flagged in parliament as such - any not specifically persuant to trade will be binned automatically", he'd have won

You mean the Remoaner Experts who anticipate Doom and Gloom?

well

we are haeding into a recession

Slen?

Yeah, Ankha

that's not project fear

I mean so is the rest of europe

@Eccles agreed

we are already seeing shortages of medicine

Fuck the Experts, Get Out.

that's not project fear