Oh great! millions of tons of waste(from the South) which usually goes to the EU. May now end up being ferried up to the North and land filled.

Remember that they wont take any responsibility for any pain.
It will all be blamed on those nasty Europeans, with Farage constantly chipping in from the sidelines saying that, if we'd dome this his way it would all be sunshine and happiness.
As for dealing with our own waste, we should de be doing this anyway and not treating other parts of the world like our very own waste disposal system.
The Scandinavians had "green" considerations long before it was fashionable over here and we should have followed their lead.
The cure is to produce less waste in the first place and not live our lives without consequence.

Oh shut up you remoaning doomster; all that's required is belief - so if you pull up to the car park you usually use and it's filled with tonnes of putrefying household waste, you just have to *believe* you can still park you car there.

I can't see the big deal - loads of people who have never, and never will or indeed would, fight in a war, have told us that "we" got through World War 2, so we can get through this; that's good enough for me, and it should be for everyone else.

Yes, you are right..where is my Dunkirk and Blitz spirit. We gave Johnny Foreigner a bloody nose then, we can do it now.

Suella Braverman for the government on Radio 4 this morning was asked this exact same question. Her embarrassing, stuttering non-answer was as laughable as Sal Paradise's disappearing act on here.
They haven't a clue how to answer it as it's not fixable. But they're happy to continue b**ls***ting as if they know what they're talking about after their 5 minutes of Googling "Irish border" and "common travel area".

My dilemma after brexit is whether to let my family ride my unicorn down to the food bank, or whether to turn it into a lasagne. Win/Win I suppose.

Thought I'd check in. Nothing much changed. Salty blinkered remainers missing the point entirely. This whole thread is like an Owen Jones monologue, bruises n'all.

As you were.

Hey if it triggered the libs then it's a win.
It's starting to look like that's the only real unifying logic for Brexiteers.

Where did I ever mention anything about border control and immigration control - not an issue for me. Who is going to serve my Pret!! (only joking)

All this scare mongering about movement of goods across the Irish border there is one thing that seems to be overlooked. It is a small island with limited opportunities to move illegal goods unchecked in volume across the water and off the island. The consumption in the island will also be limited as the combined population is tiny.

This country is awash with illegal drugs none of which will have originated within the EU unless the golden triangle isn't for Rhubarb but opium So what does that say about the security/accuracy of the current EU border controls?

The Irish border is a red herring it is the only thing the EU have to stop a Brexit and its importance has become overblown as a result. How is it that freight from the US or SE Asia can move swiftly into and through the EU but this simply cannot happen across a border in a tiny island in the middle of the Irish Sea

No Cameron and Osbourne both told us if we left we would trade on WTO terms - it was part of project fear - to suggest otherwise is simply not telling the truth.

You seem to suggest that I have never had any adversity in my life - you are wrong but when it happened I didn't sit back and expect the government to bail me out through benefits - I got off my backside and sorted it. Now I accept there are people who simply cannot work through mental/physical challenges but they are in the minority.

I ask the remainers like Ghost 99 - what happens if we have another vote and we vote to leave?

I would accept it with a very, very heavy heart. But I would then wholeheartedly support the inevitable campaign to join the European Union. If we leave, one day a party with a manifesto commitment to join the EU will win a general election.

I admire your optimism, the EU will carry on mainly because the French and German banks have too much investment in the EU. It’s unlikely it will continue in its present format, Italy will eventually break away , France will eventually have a right wing government so won’t continue to be Germany’s lap dog. Once the rest of the countries that pay into the EU realize that the eastern bloc countries will always be on the payroll and will never contribute things will change. Our Irish cousins may also lose its fondness for the EU when the EU adapt a common corporate tax policy. Thus removing the Irish advantage.

If we leave with no deal, we will be using WTO terms for imports and exports, creating inflation and chaos in equal measure.

Regarding my assumption about you not having had to deal with the issues that SOME people, especially those on benefits have had to cope with.
Clearly, I'm not talking about those of us fortunate enough to be able to work and support our families or those "able to get of their backsides and do something about it" I'm talking about those who are far less fortunate and perhaps unable to work.
The current government now employs 3rd party companies, who are paid to "remove" people from the benefits system or slash the value of their income, which, although great in principle, means that certain groups, right at the bottom of the pile are being are being subjected to a level of abuse that is fundamentally wrong and personally, I believe is just as inhuman as the Windrush scandal.

As for a second referendum, I actually agree with you, it would just perpetuate the current situation.