Why the UK is Doomed After Brexit

The effects of Brexit will cast a long shadow over the United Kingdom and could be the nail in the coffin for the struggling country. In fact, could it lead to the end of one of the world’s oldest democracies? Check out today's epic new video to discover how Brexit could destroy the United Kingdom.

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[kennethblaabjergfog]

Before Brexit there also was a lot of discussion in Denmark weather or not we should leave the EU as well. But after Brexit, no one talks about it anymore.

[eziolua]

UK: "But we had an Empire."
Spain: "Don't worry, you'll get over it."

[thsealord]

Remember hearing a comment at the time - that the Brexit mindset was like going into a divorce expecting to keep the house, the car AND the bank account, while the ex keeps the mortgage and the credit card debt. Yep, sounds like that assessment was spot on.

[timlamiam]

I was in University in the UK a year before Brexit. My EU Law professor was adamant that the only way Brexit would work was if the UK compromised and agreed to all EU regulations until they could each be negotiated separately, a process which would take decades. The fact that the Tories snubbed that idea and shut the whole thing down is why there is economic and judicial chaos.

[pharmesq]

If the UK rejoined the EU, they would almost certainly lose their exemption that let them keep the Pound Sterling. That alone might keep them out for much longer than polls might suggest.

[glike]

Billionaires who benefited from brexit will never have to worry about food prices

[wernersgaminglounge]

The fatal mistake of many Britons was to think they still were this global power, the huge empire they once were and somehow thinking they would be better off alone.

[kevinathans]

The problem with Democracy is that sometimes people make the wrong decision...

[tazy]

I’m surprised that they didn’t say one of the biggest reasons Scotland voted to stay in the UK. The biggest reason Scotland stayed was because they wanted to stay in the EU. It would have taken years for them to get back in so they stayed. Little did they know.

[aes]

I remember there was alot of other EU nations thinking of their own Brexit, like Denmark, France, Poland and Hungary. But now looking at the UK, their all very quiet.

[moshemizrahi]

As a Brit living in the EU, Brexit has ruined my life 😔

[balls]

I live in one of the poorest areas in the UK and Europe. Brexit has been an absolute disaster for us, most of us can barely afford everything we need. Which is a separate area from England that everyone forgets about.

[brendanwalsh]

How did people ever think that leaving one of the world's big trading groups twenty miles from your front door was a good idea?

[milney]

One neglected detail is that the EU spends its funding from member states on poor areas within the bloc, not just on poorer countries. The UK's wealth is very centralised leaving some areas in the North and Southwest as the poorest in Northern Europe, these areas received funding from the EU which has been slashed since Brexit, for example Cornwall was to receive 100 million pounds per year in EU funding but post-Brexit will only get 44 million per year from the UK government

[geerliglecluse]

Correction: passport checks between the UK and the rest of the EU were NEVER skipped while the UK was still in the EU. That's part of the Schengen treaty and has nothing to do with the EU. In fact, there are several non-EU members of the Schengen treaty, like Norway, Swiss, Iceland and more.

[onenote]

"The best argument against democracy is a five minute conversation with the average voter". The main problem was that those in favour of Brexit were never seriously challenged in their lies by the media or those opposed to Brexit.

[POKENAR]

I distinctly remember a tagline being that "We'll be able to negotiate on *our* terms", so brexit always rang as an overinflated ego in my mind.

[mariuspuiu]

I doubt tourism in the UK will ever recover to pre-brexit levels. It's just much easier to go to another country in the EU.

[nozhki-busha]

Brexit is the worst decision my country has ever made in living memory.

[paulfitzpatrick]

As an EU citizen, I wouldn't go to the UK anymore - France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Germany, Austria are much much better options with none of the BS