Yes, I never got the logic behind red-tape argument. EU literally enabled bureaucracy free trade and travel and UK got out and red tape and bureaucracy was intr

Yes, I never got the logic behind red-tape argument. EU literally enabled bureaucracy free trade and travel and UK got out and red tape and bureaucracy was introduced. I think they might have eased something about environment and US chicken but I don't recall the details. After Brexit, you need paperwork to prove that your stuff that you would like to import or export meets the trade agreement criteria(for example, to prevent people from buying from, let's say China, then import it tarif free into EU, you need to have proper documentation proving that most of the value of your product comes from UK). You can no longer hire whoever you think is the best for your business, you need to go through the government bureaucracy first. It's weird, it's like Texas leaving the USA to get rid of the federal government then doing everything according to the federal government requirements to be able to sell stuff to the USA and hot having a say on it. Why would you do that? Honestly, I think UK leaving the EU was a loss for EU(the institution) mostly due to the loss of UK input in the governance. The rest is a tragedy for the young, losing the ability to live and work in EU or UK and chase their dreams. Can you imagine people from different states in the US not being able to move wherever they want?