Do you still think Brexit was a good idea?

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Sorry ask a really fiddly question, but I just wondered if I could ask what people think about Brexit, with hindsight?

I have no opinion, one way or the other, tbh.

I've really enjoyed reading so many calm, sensible, Mumsnet threads on politics in the last few weeks. The anonymity allows people to speak honestly about their views, and I've been so glad understand what people really think, and why they vote the way they do.

I would be so interested to hear what people think and feel about Brexit, now we've had a chance to see how the country has changed as a consequence of it.

Nobody thinks Brexit was a good idea but sone still want it because they have other motivations other than it being a good idea for our country..

It was a bad idea and nothing good has come from it so far.

So you oppose the abolition of the "no taxation on education" and think Labour is wrong to add VAT to school fees?

On the balance sheet of "good that has come from Brexit" the money the country has regained from removing the government handout to people paying school fees pales into insignificance compared to what the country has lost due to Brexit.