Simon Proud

Nobody seems to trust the Home Office anymore - too many bad things have happened to EU citizens living in the UK. #Brexit is not their fault, so why do they have to pay for the consequences of it?

Talking rubbish. Democracy is about majority. Majority of people voted out. This is why. The EU is anti democratic

Ah, the "EU is anti-democratic" argument. I suppose you'll be campaigning to get rid of the House of Lords now, no?

But it is. Who voted for Barnier or Vorstad or Juncker. People with all the power and no accountability

Verhofstadt (not Vorstad) is an elected MEP, Juncker & the commission have been voted in by EU parliament (many EU countries have govt approved by their parliament. It's common practice). Barnier is a civil servant who represents the interests of the EU27 (elected) governments

Those sound like facts to me. No place for that type of common-sense here.

So the EU is for the people by the people but the people have no say is that because the people dont matter just the experiment

That's exactly right. Except for one unimportant detail: "The people" do have a say, through a process known as "European Parliament elections". The last one was in 2014 and the next is in 2019.