I have to say that quite simply, I was always pro-Brexit And I live in the EU. However, the government, the EU and the media are making me think that, currently, it isn't worth it. Better the devil you know (are already part of).
The worst offenders are our government, spineless and clueless, without direction and without any strategy; they are becoming a laughing stock. If the EU can bully you, you have a serious problem.
The EU are foolish, bureaucratic and largely disconnected from real people and that has to change but at least there is stability currently.
I always looked at Brexit as a wonderful opportunity to be free of red-tape and let Britain forge ahead. It is becoming clear that current politicians and, dare I also include business people in this, are not willing or able to take this opportunity.
I know I will get some flak for this but currently Brexit seems a shambles. Best to come away with something - like Dunkirk perhaps. Postpone Brexit, sort out domestic strategy and wait for the inevitable other major EU country to want out. Then force the EU's hand. This is too rushed at present and too divisive. I don't think Brexiteers are anywhere near a majority now. It is not their fault. Politicians have let this opportunity slip by.

Red and Blue Army!

And for the sake of the terminally stupid I will post the following extract from their statement:-

"Honda said the move was due to global changes in the car industry and the need to launch electric vehicles, and it had nothing to do with Brexit."

Man overboard.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

I thought you would at least call me a pants-wetter.

Red and Blue Army!

Well, that makes sense to me.

If this was about Brexit they wouldn't' be moving all their production back to Japan by 2021 and instead would re-direct it within Europe.

As usual those with agendas want to overstate their case.

Wages continue to rise since Brexit was announced and unemployment continues to drop.

I've heard nothing but disasters predicted by remainers from before the referendum and after it..... yet there continues to be a gap between what they say and reality on the ground.

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'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

'Customers could see higher prices and less choice as a result of the proposed merger between Sainsbury's and Asda.' [Link]

No mention of Brexit to blame. Surely a first?