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It would also have been possible to at least try to stage a revolt in the EU as the UK has a lot of power.
Or try to reign in banks.
But no. The game has been to blame a lot of UK problems not caused by the eu and then walk off.
There are some issues like banking regulations and junker. But ironically the eu is more democratic in the voting system and I don't hear much noise about this.
The UK didn't leave to help the eu. It left for not getting its way.
Maybe something good will come out of it if other eu countries can capitalise and force a reform.
JWestland
sure westminster isn't perfect in its current format, but why top that with another imperfect legislative body ie the eu? by leaving and encouraging other nations to leave the eu, we as a population have the opportunity to tackle a wide range of issues at the root and hopefully thereafter reconstruct a more suitable multi-nation cooperative pact for europe. It's not like the eu is the be all and end all, what matters is peaceful and diplomatic cooperation with other nations.