> 1) Did the NHS get less money? Probably not. This just moving goalposts, before it was supposed to be funded better, now keeping it as it was before is seen

> 1) Did the NHS get less money? Probably not. This just moving goalposts, before it was supposed to be funded better, now keeping it as it was before is seen as a success? Does it mean you admit that it achieved nothing? > 2) Did the country get less poor? Yes. Highly debatable, especially regarding the economic damage, some people lost their jobs, some businesses permanently closed (including some I knew). I admit the economic damage is a bit hard to separate from covid now but it's clearly real. Edit: Actually now that I think about it, the sole reason my current company is so well funded is that a lot of investors tried to move to continental europe to diversify following brexit. I'm sure this will have some long term consequences. > 3) Do you mean migrants? Of course there aren't fewer of them, the EU is sending them to the UK as fast as they can. You need a better government, not membership in the EU. Source? I mean, this is just 100% invented.