Where we are at now is a bit of an impasse. It's clear to all but the most die hard of leavers that access to the single market is a must. This is why in a way I understand what Theresa May has done. Let the leavers (Davis, Fox, Johnson) have the big jobs and prove we can retain single market access without allowing freedom of movement or paying into the EU coffers, let them have the opportunity to sort out these amazing post Brexit trade deals with the rest of the world. I'm not going to bring into the debate about the GDP per capita benefits of EU migration, talk about the NHS 350 mil a week lies, mention the effects on the less fortunate and disadvantaged of consigning ourselves to further tory rule or get drawn into some EU super state conspiracy.
Surely it is a good idea to try and figure out what leave actually means before leaving? (admittedly we don't have a great deal of time though). If leaving will actually make us better off as a collective, I will be happy and I'm sure most leavers also want all of us as a society to be better off too, so maybe we should take as much time as we can to look into what the decision means first.
