I don’t know anyone who does not accept that ‘Leave’ won.
Regardless that is not the topic of discussion, and why would it be.
What is being discussed is the consequences of ‘Leave’ winning.
Consequences that are not acceptable to a growing number of people, which is almost certainly why Brexit supporters try so hard to deflect from discussion on the matter.
The question is ‘better at what?’
What is the particular measure you are referring to and is it of any significance?
So ‘UK doing slightly better than Germany’ please explain what ‘slightly better’ you are referring to?
It’s also caused by a restriction in the close of goods and services.
Which is why the UK is the only G7 nation that has not recovered it’s economy to pre-COVID levels.
The UK remains the only G7 nation with an economy lower than it was pre-COVID.
While early economic data are setting a trend of being revised down as final data is accounted.
https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/uk-economy-contracted-more-first-072853030.html?guccounter=1&guce_referrer=aHR0cHM6Ly93d3cuZ29vZ2xlLmNvLnRoLw&guce_referrer_sig=AQAAAEaYW_hyO_5LQ1gJFm2vqp4zrpquyFkz1z-iVjXvrrqWse5iGhus4x9PnfG0J3bWJloEaCN9gjx8UP8V9gkCx6D9tY5g8pn05SakJwpfxjDrhUiChRkwMPmeIy17ClxyCOqUdJhitCXIQwQjqt7iZyK5_tBVsVRLhq-lYdD9QOam
As for complaining about bashing the UK, from someone who supported the self harm of Brexit, let’s park that shall we.
That was a vote to join the EU ( sign up to the treaty of Rome).
But regardless, the Single Market and the customs Union were not on the Brexit ballot.
It’s leaving the Single Market and Customs Union that is inflicting the economic damage on the UK - nobody voted for it.
Now let me guess, you’re not a bigot, quite the opposite, you only draw conclusions when you have all the necessary information:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/dec/25/suspect-in-paris-shooting-says-he-had-pathological-hatred-of-foreigners
I suggest you re-visit the history of the Norman invasion, particularly the scorched earth campaign in the North.
Then take a look at how many amongst the UK’s upper class elites are direct descendants of the Normans v Anglo Saxons.
You left the UK to avoid paying taxesand you somehow missed paying NI contributions, but you want benefits.
If you were earning a good salary (£5K a month taxes?) then why do you need benefits?
Most benefits have a residence requirement.
Pensions have a contribution requirement.
Taxes are paid for each year and have bearing on benefits of entitlements beyond that year.
You’ve obviously been very busy visiting all the supermarkets.
So much easier to check what the UK’s Rowntree Foundation have to say:
https://www.westyorks-ca.gov.uk/all-news-and-blogs/the-joseph-rowntree-foundation-uk-poverty-2022-report/
People who can’t afford to eat regular meals or heat their homes are being joined now by people who can’t afford to pay their mortgages.
So which essentials are you referring to?