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Hrolf: It is exactly because I do wish for a better future for my descendants that I voted to leave.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (25 Mar 2019 1.36pm)

Hrolf: It is exactly because I do wish for a better future for my descendants that I voted to leave.

Edited by Rudi Hedman (25 Mar 2019 1.36pm)

Would love to see a real response here.

1 - how did being in the EU inconvenience you in your daily life?

2 - what benefits will you experience in your daily life once we leave the EU?

Some specifics would be good to know.

Mate, you're wasting your time if you expect a sensible answer

It'll just be - we won you lost haha or some gobbledegook about how the EU are the enemy then throw in the war for good measure, usually but not always there is a xenophobic tone where immigration is the root of all evil. Willo is not extreme as other contributors so you never know

1. Not greatly. But it will. Give it time. It will. It does others.

2. Nothing substantial or tangible to begin with. It really wouldn’t have bothered me enough to overturn a remain result, put it that way, and that’s not because I’ve suddenly thought the EU is okay, or wonderful like some of remainers who’ve never cared or never will use the so called freedoms EU membership brings.

Refer to the descendants answer again.

To keep it simple, I want us to be able to, when we can, because we’re able to do so, to be able to choose who, what, when and why. Obviously there’ll be times when we’ll probably have to go with the rest of the world (order). But I would like us to be able to dictate ourselves.