It is quite striking how the Brexit rhetoric has changed since the vote.
It used to be ... £350m a week for NHS; get our sovereignty back, we'll all be better off; scrap all these laws we don't like; it'll be soon all sorted; the EU needs us more than we need the EU
Now it is... well the £350m was never serious; we're handing our sovereignty to unpaid civil servants and judges who are too radical; we'll transfer all EU laws into ours; No deal is better than a bad deal (so much for it won't take long); We won't be too much worse off, food shortages won't be too bad; Northern Ireland errr, oh we forgot about that.
People seem to think it's just Britain that's peed of with the eu but in reality a lot of Europe is too, I've just spent a month in France and there's anti eu sentiment there too but for France there's not much choice because they are trapped in the euro.
Yes there's been bull**** from both sides but that's from politicians but nobody listens to what the people say, for example, the people on a minimum wage or unemployed the eu is of no benefit to them at all.
The eu is a big lumbering dinosaur in need of massive reforms but as long as you have the likes of Mrs mopp Merkel junker and Co it will never happen or happen fast enough and the only ones making brexit hard is the eu.
Really and although we've paid a lot of money into the eu we've never really been a full member and thankfully not in the disaster that is the euro, we are a democracy whereas the eu isn't and that alone is enough reason to leave and probably the best medicine to give the eu a kick up the arse it needs.