The "benefit" of Brexit is that we can set policies that match our data and our needs, and that we have a government elected at the ballot box that is accountable for those policies and tha… (View Post)

Yet, for some reason, British GDP per capita has since 2010 (ie since before the Brexit debate, referendum campaign, result and aftermath) to date grown by as much or more than the Eurozone has. So t… (View Post)

As an individualist and not an idealist, whether we are alright or not is absolutely what matters more than whether the EU would benefit or not. (View Post)

That productivity cost data is BS. Taking 2010 as the baseline (so deliberately before Brexit was coined as a term, the referendum, or it's aftermath) the UK has per capita grown by as much/more… (View Post)

Even hollow victories are still victories. Germany are a good example, not a poor one, as their gain by being protected by being included in an average would be our loss if we were included in the sa… (View Post)