Without information, that was meaningless, and, as it turned out, highly dangerous - -t was askig people to vote on their instincts and not on their knowledge or intelligence
The results have become glaringly obvious, Britain's economic and social structure have been badly effected, Parliamentary Democracy - the nearest thing ordinary people have to a say in their own lives, has been undermined to the point of destruction and the United Kingdom is facing break-up, with an outbreak of 'The Troubles' an almost forgone conclusion



The referendum was binary- in or out. I would expect anyone voting to have carried out some form of research to sway their voting preference.
It is deeply insulting to presume that anybody who voted did not know what they were voting for. The percentage of those with an IQ below 70 in the population is about 3%. Perhaps their motivation to vote one way or the other is questionable.

You are simply presenting your opinion on events, with nothing to back it up.
My opinion is that you are writing utter nonsense.