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Originally Posted by Sephiroth
Sovereignty is a long term project and requires competent government that understands economics and business.
In terms of your question, I take the word "practical" to exclude "sovereignty". So, as yet, no "practical" benefits have occurred. As I've always said, sovereignty has been the driver for me on the basis that business, with (sadly missing) government help, would sort out our progress.
The one thing you Remainers dodge is the sovereignty question: Do you want to be part of a single European state with rules made in Brussels? Remember, we, the British, may look like them, but we don't think like them. Big difference and hence Brexit.
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You are asking a childish question. There was no aim to be part of a single European state. Get a grip.
You constantly obsess about soverinty and yet ignore the extreme damage done to the country. This is the real question here: the cult-like obsession with soverinty, literally at all costs but no contrition, or even acceptance, about the massive cost involved.