As long as a story related to Brexit is "this is no worse than what we had before" then it's a win.
I think the kind of nationalist that our government is pandering to subscribes to the idea that Britain is powerful and important enough that it can blag itself the same privileges as the rest of the EU without any of the downsides or any of the responsibilities that come with it. In reality of course that's rarely the case, but it improves the government image for there to be much fanfare when it is
The goalposts have moved so far they're not even on the same field of play anymore I swear.
I'd say this country has been washed a good distance down the drainage ditch at the edge of the field at this point in pursuit of the ever-shifting goalposts. All that's stopped us ending up in the sewerage system is those metal grille things on top of the drains, and cuts to infrastructure spending means that those are gradually rusting and will inevitably give way at some point...
I did say no one here would like it and you prove the point.
What we're asking is "How has Brexit improved matters in a way that led to this situation?"
Or, "why wouldn't this be happening if we weren't still in the EU"
The fact that we for clarification need not be interpreted as outright dismissal. Indeed, if our aim was to dismiss your claims completely we would already have done so.
I won't pretend I'm not skeptical - I am - but we genuinely want to understand your line of thinking here.