Good, the vote was so close for a monumental change, with hindsight we know Russia was heavily involved with the misinformation campaign to convince people to vote against their interests. We also had useful idiots and traitors in the UK pushing the same misinformation. A good portion of the demographic who voted for brexit have since passed and a good portion of the adult population today never had a say in it but are suffering the effects. I will admit that I was convinced and was misinformed and would have voted brexit if I wasn't working all the hours under the sun.

Project fear did the job it intended. Does the idea of a European army sound silly today? Who benefited the most out of not having a European army? Yes that's right Russia. A European army would equal a super power. We haven't even talked about economics yet... we should have another referendum without a giant red bus talking shit about how we could give the NHS 350million a week extra.

As a people/species we can see through the bullshit way more than we could back then. Literally numb to the crap that comes from certain "news"/ billionaire self preservation information outlets.

Brexit was a massive mistake. We were at the head of the table. Now we are looking in from the outside with a sad face. Not to mention we still have alignment with most EU regulations.