There are legitimate ways to be critical of the UK’s EU membership as a long-term economic strategy. Reasoning through these criticisms carefully and cogently m

There are legitimate ways to be critical of the UK’s EU membership as a long-term economic strategy. Reasoning through these criticisms carefully and cogently might be possible. And afterward, it’s not out of the question that someone could come up with a plan for how the UK could leave the EU in order to bring real growth and prosperity to the UK (and maybe the EU also?). But that’s not what happened, and it’s not what’s going to happen. The Brexit vote happened with no plan for how the follow-through would work. It’s as if my family were to vote against the current foundation of my house, and then start ripping it up without first voting for a new foundation.