Simple, if the EU wanted to avoid Brexit they should have agreed to Cameron's very mediocre requests back in 2015 and avoided a referendum. Their arrogance is their own downfall. They tried to play a brinkmanship game then and they've been doing it ever since.
And your constant name-calling just sounds like the last resort of your failure. Your line of debate is unsupported by fact or reason and supported only by socialists and federalists.
To add to the Brexit good news, KP Snacks has just moved its production of Popchips to a purpose built factory in Ashby-de-la-Zouch..... from Brussels. Oh dear.
That's exactly why Brexit has happened, if Cameron had come back with a deal (what he was after was pretty pathetic) then the referendum wouldn't have happened, Farage would still be in the EU Parliament periodically tearing lumps out of various Eurocrats and Brexit wouldn't have been boiling for 4 and a bit years.
Given the chance to actually vote the UK population decided that the arguments for remain were weaker than those to leave and the rest is history, I suspect several member states populations would also vote to leave if they had the opportunity.
I'm not against the EU as a concept, in fact I found it extremely convenient and good for my business, but I did vote to leave on considering a whole raft of factors, the biggest decider being the sheer arrogance of the EU implementation. If the EU had been constituted as a trading bloc of common interests and minimal government I would have voted remain like a shot.
My suspicion is that the EU's days are numbered and that it's already fundamentally dead (I concede my read could be way off) it's just a matter of time before the stink of the corpse becomes noticed by the membership as a whole.
