My Opinion About the Brexit

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For me, i think it is total mistake. I know a lot of people will go ahead to say if it wasn’t the right one, why would Britain vote for it? But the truth is, just because the voted it, doesn’t mean it is the right decision. Here are some things on the top of my head when I think of Brexit.
Respected organisations like the International Monetary Fund have predicted negative effects from Brexit.
As for immigration, leaving the EU only solves half the problem, as the other half of immigrants come from countries outside the EU.
The statistic that was continuously thrown around by the Leavers, ‘£350 million a week’ that was apparently being paid to the EU was a complete lie. How can we trust politicians that lied through their teeth to now run our isolated and vulnerable country?
Scotland wants a referendum, and if they win, they’ll join the EU. This means that immigrants will be allowed to travel through England to get to Scotland.
44% of British exports went into the EU, with only 8% of EU exports into Britain. That means British business will suffer way more than EU business.
The EU hates us, and we won’t have any leverage in trade deals we make.
Educational institutions that received subsidies from the EU will no longer receive that funding.
We have gained no sovereignty when we will still be expected to respect EU laws and regulations.
We have lost international influence.
Now our public services are exposed to the doctrine of Convervatives like Boris Johnson that strongly believe in privatisation and empowering big business. This means a potential privatisation of the NHS and a complete victory for transnational corporations who can how bargain for working standards that are worse off for the common citizen.
I fail to see any benefit from leaving the EU.