Thing is. The biggest issue this country has is not suddenly shifting the power solely to the government but the fact that the people will do nothing about it.
Instead of raising our voices and challenging the establishment we English prefer to sit at home with a cup of tea and moan about it to the 6 of clock news. The minute we as a people stand up and fight back against what goes on the day will come when politics won't be about self interest.
Considering how much money we are meant to be losing due to the referendum, bankers, big business, mps will be the ones who won't be out of pocket. And we are all going to sit around on our hands and do nothing about them..
The people used their vote to challenge the establishment. There is nothing wrong with that.
The trouble is the repercussions as you say aren't going to be felt by the very people you were voting to challenge.
Bankers - they'll be fine, just move to Europe
Big business - scale back some UK operations, move them to Europe instead. New investment will go to Europe instead, why would you make products in a place out of the single market agreement which will mean they are costlier to buy from within the single market agreement
MPs - just replacing Cameron with Johnson, a move further to the right
Who is going to lose? The everyday man working at the steel factory, car factory etc. The job losses will hit him, the redistribution of the decreased tax take will hit him, the interest rate increases on his mortgage will hit him.
