" - the right to move freely within the UK
- the increased cost of living due to inflation
- increased cost of travelling due to the plummeted pound
- lack of certainty on how the northern and Southern Ireland issue can be resolved
- lack of a plan for trade which doesn't involve carrying on as we are with none of the downsides
- the lack of clarity on how the fuck this is actually going to work out"
Yep, number 1, FOM is out. Absolutely. (Except for tourism of course which would be unaffected). I also dont think youre refering to schengen, as, as with 'goods' once youre in the eu zone youre free to travel through the zone, whatever nationality you are. Im assuming schengen still exists of course..... for now.
So your concern is work and resettlement? I can get that, but to build government policy around facilitating those wishing to leave the UK, rather than those wishing to stay, would be foolhardy to say the least. (Something we've learnt from the NHS exodus).
2/ Inflation. We have various options on the cards. Inflation. Hyperinflation. Deflation. Stagflation. Greece, I feel may go from deflation to hyperinflation, not bothering to stop at inflation on the way, but the biggest risk imo in the EU is stagflation. Currently, you should be comfortable with the existing inflation rate. Its controlled and out of the grips of the eurozone crisis. Put in context of DCs future, you cant ask for anything more secure than national control over currency and monetary policy. Find me an economist that says differently.
3/ Plummeting pound. I posted a link way back up thread. If I can be bothered (though clearly you didnt read it the first time) Ill re post.
4/ NI. There is lack of certainty. I agree. At the moment. However the CTA does and always did, top trump EU requirements. Will there be lack of certainty in 2 years? Absolutely not.
5/ Trade. Again I could copy and paste forever on this. The bottom line, remainers are apoplectic over possible 2 or 3% tariffs (on certain goods, if no trade agreement reached). My point is, and still remains, you wont even notice as corporation tax will be offset.
6/ Hows what going to work?
Now if your real concerns are, as an eu citizen living in the UK, can I stay after brexit? Why dont you just ask? But absolutely yes. Brexit wasnt some racist clear out exercise, no matter how long or loud remainers shout 'racists'. Theres only ever been one intention, and one intention only. Controlled migration. Its ongoing control of whose coming in. Not an unreasonable request from a limited resources nation.