Comments by "Steve Parker" (@steveparker8065) on "Brexit? 46 to 36% think we should have another referendum!" video.

Hire a big red bus and mark these words in large letters "We lose over £350 million pounds a week because of Brexit, let's fund our NHS instead! - vote rejoin"
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The people have spoken, and a mandate has been reached. lol, remind the Brexiteers of their own words. The catastrophic losses can't be undone but maybe we can hand the next generation a chance to repair the damage.
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We're already there mate, if it gets any worse we'll be asking Ethiopia to hold a rock concert for us!
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@DropdudeJohn Too many to explain. Start with the loss of 4.5% of our GDP which is around £100-130 billion per annum. The loss of workers and the fall in real terms of our wages due to inflation. The spending power of what we have now due to the increase in product costs. The lack of variety and shortages we still have on our supermarket shelves. The problems with imports and exports which has caused many small businesses to go under. The changes to our rights that have already happened and more being debated in parliament - such as HMRC, Human rights. The drop in food quality since our degradation of food standards. There are 100s more, but you won't listen. You do this on every post I make, no matter how many times I explain them to you...
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@markwelch3564 I invested in sunlit uplands and now have a unicorn farm which is doing quite well.
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@DropdudeJohn John, you're a bot. You have nothing of worth to say, you just repeat the same arguments. I'm bored of the repetition as you seem unable to learn from previous answers. It's like trying to talk a trifle into sentience...
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@qetoun lol you mean Aaron Banks, Farage, Brietbart, Robert Mercer and Cambridge Analytica used our Facebook data to get Brexit passed via lies? Or do you mean the loss to our GDP of over £100 billion a year since Brexit? You should try facts instead of opinions...
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@DropdudeJohn You don't understand and your arguments are childlike. I'm wasting my time as you've failed to rebut any of my points and just made excuses. The Eurozone has seen a GDP rise of 2.4% compared to our loss of -4.5%. The EU has no shortages or import and export problems as they haven't left, we did! The human rights and ECHR means that I could be tortured, lose my freedom of speech, be setup by our own security forces and worse. The shop prices and shortages mean I pay more and have less choice. The drop in GDP and inflation means I pay more and have increased costs such as Energy, Rent, Mortgage, Food costs etc. All of that is self-evident from my first statement to anyone with the ability to think. PS We have seen a marked increase in the costs of food and energy that the EU buys in bulk as a trading block, so they haven't been affected as badly as us! Now stop pestering me with pointless questions that any child would realise the answer to!
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