How absolutely ludicrous to be so kowtowed that you will meekly accept being utterly screwed over and describe it as immaterial.
But to
@shep, it is. He has already stated that he is financially secure and doesn't feel that he is suffering in any way as a result of Brexit. I imagine Jacob Rees-Mogg, Lord Rothermere, the Barclays, the Murdochs etc all feel the same way. Which is a perfectly valid position to hold.
I just fundamentally disagree with it.
In my own life I see minor inconveniences, and am lucky enough to be in a secure, well paid job, as is my wife. We will weather the storm and probably be able to afford the fuel bills. It doesn't mean however that I don't see lots of people suffering, see that this decision has set back the cause of science by quite some degree, caused used economic damage which may well materially affect me soon and will definitely affect my children and any potential grandchildren.
I can see that if I am ill, it has badly affected the health service for example. I can see interest rates skyrocketing which may affect my mortgage. More importantly I know how much difficulty it will be causing the medical staff that I used to work with and how the lack of disposable income is already starting to affect the high streets etc.
Anyway - I'm sure Liz Thatch will sort it all out. Probably via the medium of cheese.
