How old are you,just wondering? Bwt you say we arn't overpopulating yet Ik lots of people even a couple who are 30 and have a kid yet had to wait 6months to get housing..(Sure they could go private but they'd be paying heck load-to what people earn-probably not worth)

You say less jobs but don't realise we can still trade with EU countries just because we are coming out of it doesn't mean we can not-pretty sure there is a settlement that will happen for that, but we also will be able to trade with China etc at a larger scale that we was allowed to before. UK will have the funds (that we won't be giving into eu etc) o save companies that are on the brink-that they couldn't do in the EU. How will quality of stuff be decreased lmao it'd be exactly the same.


Majority of what you said is going off Uk alone just coming out of eu, not taking into account how this will start to affect the EU itself the pound is worth alot to other currencies(obviously will be down now-because we going into the unknown pretty much) I wouldn't be suprised if another country goes out of EU or it crumble anyway and countries having to revert back to there old currencys(That will be big downfall for all them countries)



Sure few years worth of being less better off than we already was but after that we'll rise again. lol had ton to write but busy atm.

I'm 18.

How are they waiting 6 months? Thousands of new houses were just recently built in one of these "vast areas" you mentioned just down the road from me and that was just empty land which no one ever used, a ton of them are still for sale. Unless you're living in London there isn't a housing shortage.

Yes, we can negotiate how we are going to trade but do you honestly think it's going to be nearly as good? Why would the EU give us the benefits of being in the EU without paying for it? They won't.

The EU is a much larger and stronger economy than we are. We aren't a massive empire like we once were and we aren't as an amazing country as people here seem to think, it's going to be a hell of a lot harder now we don't have the EU.

We're most likely heading into a recession, there's going to be little growth in the economy, value of pound is pretty low and $120 billion was lost overnight after the stock markets collapsed (a big portion of that was pension funds). In the long-term things will even out a little and it's not going to be the end of the world, but would we be better off as an economy in the EU? Pretty much all economists say so.

Yes, the quality of goods and services will decrease. The EU have pretty strict regulation on quality so by leaving we no longer have to comply with the rules so obviously people a going to take cheaper routes.