I meant it's not all going to be empty shelves and no medicine and people dying in the street like the media (and Remainers on MN) are trying to have us believe.
Do you genuinely believe that our shop supplies will be disrupted if we pull out of a huge chunk of our import routes, all at once at the stroke of a clock?
Where is all the stock going to come from, while emergency measures are put in place?
Yes supply levels will return to normal, it will not be the end of days, however there is likely to be significant disruption. When the stock is back in again, the prices are also likely to be higher.
Planning for a likely outcome of no deal is not being "drama queens". I dont know anyone who is saying we will enter a dystopian furture.
People have genuine (and founded) fears over supplies, particularly certain medication) if we just rip up massives amounts of trade route overnight, which a no deal will do.
To dismiss and minimise peoples fears over accessing enough food and medication for their families, because of something they voted against, is quite frankly damn right nasty.