Quote Originally Posted by JamesWales View Post
So you cannot cite a single comparable European country to point to who we should be emulating?

You know you can't because they don't exist.

Instead, you want to compare theories, something that has never happened. That's what academics do I guess. You also only look at what you want to; no looking at unemployment, the FTSE, wage growth vs the EU etc..

The invite remains open for you to highlight a country. If Brexit is such a disaster, then patterns should be emerging pretty sharpish. They aren't because Europe as a whole is in an almighty mess that also makes any proper analysis, let alone theoretical ones largely futile.

Of course I don't want to fight you, I don't fight anyone, and I've already said I would likely vote Labour at the next election. Now if you had a dollar for every time you said something false about me..that would be a positive looking graph!
The main Euro countries that you wish to compare us against have their own issues (Germany with energy), but the one thing they all have in common that we don't share is they didn't vote for it themselves.