This very much sounds like an elitist version of Brexit to me. Only those already of a high enough level of education/experience afforded the rights and freedoms to work and live where they want, whereas anyone who comes from a lower social class must stay put and carry on being told what to do by the elite. It's a "brave new world" indeed.

You said "anyone in the UK could do it", well yes now they can. Not so much in 2 years. Those freedoms will then be denied all but the privileged.

The two main means of production and labour and capital. Labour is viewed with such disdain by you and others, yet capital lauded as being some great being that should be free to roam unfettered. Imagine if we restricted capital in the same way that you want to restrict labour? You'd either have a scenario that was very inefficient (if both were restricted in their movement), or you'd have a situation where capital had to compete for labour if labour were permitted to move (not the other way around). This would mean better working conditions, higher wages, and companies and governments having to provide better living environments to attract the best workers in every field of work, from street sweepers to doctors. It would also make for a much more productive economy.

It's sad that so much higher value is placed on capital in our society than labour. The more restrictions you put on movement of labour, the lower its returns and the lower its productivity.

I saw at the weekend that Grayling has shown the lack of joined up thinking or sense of reality of many of his colleagues.

The man thinks we can just become self sufficient in food production post Brexit. The man's a lunatic with no sense of the world that we live in. Glossing over the fact that he's just making facile comments about something quite important, he's making them in the role of a government minister, but having zero policy behind those comments. He's also saying things with zero evidence to support them and on the contrary, plenty of evidence from farmers that what he's saying is nonsense.

Sadly this appears to be the case amongst most of the cabinet. The reality is that their mismanagement, whether by lack of capability or wanton perversion of Brexit, is leading us to a situation where the poorest will become poorer (see study today from Sussex University and the Resolution Foundation). Don't be fooled, this is all in the name of a wealth and power grab by vested interests within the Tory party and their backers. This isn't the will of the people. That's why all they come out with is soundbites and falsehoods, while covering up any evidence of the reality that awaits.

You're like those brummies off harry enfield and chums. Oi sport, I think you'll find I'm considerably richer than yaaouu. Look at my woooife.

Lol. If you say so. I won't apologise for my achievement and attainment - it has got me further than relying on a fake flag with yellow stars on it.

794 pages and still no-one who voted Leave has allayed any fears, or even come close to it, that we won't be worse off economically, environmentally and security wise going into the short, mid and long-term future with Brexit.

Yes, i know we will be able to label our own foods in 18 months and decide who fishes in our waters. That's great. But hardly the stuff a 'revolution' should see as its zenith.

And no point in mentioning Health, Education, Housing and Transport as they are sectors which we manage (fairly badly it has to be said) ourselves anyway without being beholden to EU so any fvck-ups there we only have to look to Westminster as to 'why?' and not Brussels. Plus, population numbers even with Brexit is going over 70mill by 2035. The challenge to 'manage' has been there for a long time now.

So, please, remind me - why are we leaving again? Apart from sticking two fingers up at some Europeans what is the point insofar as it being definitely beneficial to the UK?

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It's going tits up because we are not positive enough. Apparently.

Sorry. If you want to re-argue the EU referendum, go from page 794 to page 1.

I hope you're a slow reader.

We will be re-joining. Just a question of in ten years or maybe fifteen? Your core support will have died by then.

To paraphrase Attlee - Referendum are not about democracy but about demagogues.

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The rest of the EU countries may well have left by then.

We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]

Aww. The green-eyed monster. Cute.

FYI - the vast majority of countries in that big bad world out there doesn't recognise upping sticks to another country and insisting on the perks those citizens have as a "universal right". I happen to agree with them.

Sorry to disappoint you.