So, fellow Brits: Name one good thing about Brexit (and nebulous things like breaking free from the tyranny of Brussels, etc. do not count)

I voted remain and would do so again but there are some benefits.

A) Truck drivers and a few other workers will have wage increases, though obviously prices will go up too.

B) When things go wrong, it'll be harder for governments to shift blame onto the EU.

All the talk about 'Global Britain,' having our own trade deals and soaring without the EU holding us back is based on a pre-WW2 understanding of politics and economics. It's not just imperial nostalgia (though that is a big part) it's an understanding of countries as powerful independent actors irrespective of a global financialised free market economy. We are also a mid-sized fish in a big pond.

Its ironic that Britain is perhaps the most integrated to world markets and the most dependent on foreign trade. Nobody makes anything here anymore and recent gas and food shortages illustrate our lack of capacity to be economically independant. I'm all for us rebuilding a real economic base and moving away from financial services but Brexit is not going to do that.

The laws of Geography dictate that Europe will always be our dominant trading partner. The Americans don't need us anyway and neither does India, which further undermines the myth of salvation through trade deals.

There are lots of issues with the EU and I'm against the single currency. Some of the Brexiteer criticisms of it are correct. But leaving is a decision to slowly become poorer and the fringe benefits don't outweigh that.

wE gut r cunTry bak

We can now reclaim THE EMPIRE AND OUR COLONIES

(a) Britons NEVER NEVER shall be slaves again!

(b) Metric unit despotism is a thing of the past - package labels are in REAL units again, and cubit has finally re-appeared as an acceptable length unit, as it should be.

(c) Unemployed Britons work as truck drivers now - no more competition by those East European cheapos.

(d) The UK has finally overcome the food shortage and gasoline shortage which the people suffered from when they were still slaves of Brussels.

That Nigel Farage no longer goes on about it 😂😂

I voted leave and would do so again. We are now (supposedly) a free country now and can trade with anyone we wish to and build a great independent country again. It will be a bumpy ride for a few years but in time our economy will boom. Also with the way the eu are heading i dont think it will benefit us, just my opinion. They want a single economy for all countries in it with single eu army etc. If we had stayed part of that lot then the london stock exchange would have gone to frankfurt and we would have no control over anything. Also every country in the eu has different economies and the dictators of the eu want a single economy but i dont believe a one size fits all works. Whats good for one country will not be good for another. If they stayed with the original idea of a group of countries in an agreement to free trade with each other that would have been fine. What i said now is just my opinion, could be wrong or could be right but it is just my opinion.

Anyway, what's for breakfast?

You think tyranny is nebulous, and doesn’t matter? Mind you, now you are out, UK has become quite tyrannical itself.

You are and will be dependent on food import from EU, but now you will have to pay more 🏖️

Really? Five years of this and youre not bored?

Self determination