If you voted remain you also didn't know what you were voting for. No one can predict the future. Granted, leaving is more of a change in the short term than remaining.
Remainers are trying to blame leavers for not being able to predict the future, Remainers simultaneously attempt to block whatever future the leavers attempt to plan, and talk down those plans.
Remainers need to wait and see what the outcome of Brexit actually is. It probably won't be as bad as they currently fear. Remember that for all those committed to blocking or watering down Brexit, their best (only?) tactic is to try and paint the outcome of Brexit in as bad a light as possible. Remember that these are only predictions of what might happen unless things change. All their previous predictions have proved wrong.
Remain confidently asserted that by now (not after Brexit but now) we would have a recession, increased unemployment, falling house prices, probably other bad things I've forgotten at the moment - and all these predictions are the reverse of what has happened.
Remain supporters on here use weasel words to claim that the predictions never actually meant anything - but the people making the predictions never said that at the time. They asserted their predictions almost as if they were proven fact. Remember their woeful predictive record when assessing their current predictions. No doubt when they turn out to be wrong the remain apologists will try to argue that, "they only said that these things would happen if X didn't happen - and of course X has happened." If that were really the case they should be telling us now what forms X might take and taking action to ensure that it does happen.
