More than chaos I'm worried that it's going to be used as an excuse to ram through a lot of unpopular and horrible reforms 'under the radar'. Maybe NHS sell off

More than chaos I'm worried that it's going to be used as an excuse to ram through a lot of unpopular and horrible reforms 'under the radar'. Maybe NHS sell offs or a tax hike on "people who work" similar to recent Trump one. You could practically see the Tories salivating when they mulled over the great repeal bill. There are some positives - bringing the pound down is good for manufacturing output and employment. This is especially good for some of the more neglected areas of the UK. Of course, that will only give Londoners more reason to despise them - it's probably going to be worst for the London economy. >It's old people in the country that have decided this Actually that's not really true: https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2017/10/brexit-cry-financial-pain-not-influence-old.html https://www.nakedcapitalism.com/2017/10/brexit-cry-financial... Just going to point out here that Brexit appears to be the ultimate in identitarian politics and that identitarian politics is all about divide and conquer and leave it at that.