I think it's too early to say that none of those bad outcomes have happened because the UK hasn't actually left yet. The actual policy though under remain was known, leave was just a cloud of displeasure at the EU with no idea what the actual policy would be. My point isn't about what either side claimed would happen it's that the policy each vote would result in was solid on the remain side and completely fluid on the leave side. Regardless of bad claims by either side that fact makes me open to a second referendum.
