I read this, and the other political threads, with a view of trying to understand reasoned argument on both sides, to learn what the issues are from each view point, with the intention of forming a balanced, informed, opinion of my own.
What I have learnt, over the last dozen pages or so, is that the major outcome from Brexit seems to be that I shan't be able to buy a Dutch palm tree that I don't want. By doing this I shall have reduced the HGV movement through Kent by 55,000 vehicles a year.
This, then, will reduce the pressure on the Customs facilities and staff on the Channel ports - which seems to be the other only issue Returners have identified.
Meanwhile the flowers I can buy are supporting much needed employment in a Commonwealth country? They are flown in by an industry in much need of the work to airports that, suddenly, have huge amounts of spare capacity, both in landing slots and freight handling.
Is it me?