UK ministers warn supermarkets to stockpile food on no-deal Brexit fears - Sunday Times

There is no good deal to be had plain the simple if you compare it to being within the EU, but I'd argue the UK was not working for a majority of the people that live in it. The EU did not play a major hand it it. If everything turns to shit I'd hope mass protest and direct action will force changes.

1: The people in power will find it harder to blame someone else for everything from bent bananas to the mass importation of cheap labour.

2: A more fair immigration system. Everyone will full under one system with an ability to set limits on total numbers and change requirements based on need. A Polish person will have no more right to live and work in the UK then a Thai or Mexican person.

3: Removing an obstacle to further EU integration. I'd argue that for the EU to work long term further integration is needed. Having a single currency without other central controls alone breeds a lot of issues when bailing out or propping up poorer parts of the EU. A stable EU is a good thing for everyone.

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