My in-laws are farmers, all their community voted brexit they hated all the red tape and restrictions that went with it!
Haha you should do stand up kinky.
I bet these invented in-laws of yours loved the sudden disappearance of all the environmental farming subsidies that the EU provided to them as well eh?
The farmers here in Shropshire are so happy about it that they’re laughing all the way to the bank - to take out bank loans at ridiculous interest rates to try to stay afloat.
Joking aside, I can understand that some farmers were fooled into believing the lies about ‘good times ahead with Brexit‘ but I don’t think that there are many farmers stupid enough to be happy with the outcome of subsidies disappearing, our largest export market being made so difficult to trade with that it isn’t cost effective, the collapse of our economy and the interest rates consequentially going through the roof.
PS. I know that you’re on the wind up and I don’t believe your bollox about farmers (or anyone else in business) thinking that ‘red tape’ has reduced with our loss of European membership.
Are you so dim as to not understand that the whole point of the single market was the ability to trade across many borders without any restrictions whatsoever?
We can’t even export to northern Ireland with restrictions nowadays - don’t you ever read the papers?
The huge lorry queues on the approaches to our ports and the new lorry park where Kent used to be is tribute to the massive amount of ‘red tape’ that we inflicted upon ourselves by voting to leave the single market.