If you voted to leave in Brexit. Do you now regret your choice?

[Madamlulu]

Just that. No judgement but just that question...

Very few will admit to it.

What determinedtomakethiswork said.

No, I don't regret Brexit at all. The UK is doing well making new trade deals around the world and the only European country in the Pacific trade deal. I think a few big events came shortly after Brexit, Covid and the war in Ukraine which had a bad impact on many countries but Remainer's just love to claim any bad impact came from Brexit.

Yes and no.

It could have been done better but I feel once Whitehall has decided it doesn't want to do something then it won't- think Sir humphrey appleby.

Everyone assumes brexit and immigration but my thinking wasn't that, it was purely making our country more sufficient such as buying more UK products - yes we can't survive alone but there is a whole world to trade with.

I felt the eu didn't particularly like us and I it changed alot from the original agreement in the 70s.

buying more UK products. Like what?

I think this is the key - but I also think the UK doesn't make anything anymore.

Simply not true. We've got one of the biggest tech sectors and biggest creative arts sectors in the world. Our food is made to the highest and most sustainable standards and therefore in demand all over the world.

In addition, our aerospace and defence industries are huge. There are probably more.

Yes, but non of this is us buying more UK products, is it?
The food - yes - dairy and meat.
But it needs to also be affordable if we want people to buy more of it.

I think the key is to figure out something innovative to make it more mass produced (and therefore affordable) without making it nasty. Whether manufacturing or food

You wont find anyone who voted Brexit.

They dont exist.