I don't know whey you're all dismissing that so flippantly. It's been conceded by all sides of the argument that the reason there is so much contempt for the EU is because people disagree with the shape it currently sits in and the direction it has been heading. Personally I don't share that concern but I don't dismiss it as invalid or without argument either and accept that people have discrepancies over what the EU currently is and what it should or should not be.
If by some miracle we do get to a point where a peoples vote results in the revocation of article 50, that won't be the end of the argument by any stretch and the government will need to address the core issues people have with the EU to ensure that our vote, message and agenda for the future of the EU is representative of the UK people.
So many British people and politicians constantly moan about the agendas that Merkel and Macron have for the EU and direction they are taking them without ever considering the fact that we're an equal member to France and Germany and enjoy rights and privileges that the vast majority of countries do not. Instead of crying about it and running off to play alone like a bunch of betas, they should grow some fecking balls, show some actual leadership and use our influence to guide the EU in the direction they believe to be correct using all the democratic functions we have available to us.
We might have lost every single bit of good will we ever built up but the idea that deciding to Remain means we go back to the EU with our tail between our legs and do what we are told in future is just a Leave narrative to make us sound weak. We will have every right and privilege restored and we should open a conversation about why Brexit started and why there has been growing support in other countries for their own EU exits. It is after all in the EU's interest as a whole to do what is in the interest of the Union and pressing on with the agendas of a few, even if their intentions are good, might not be for the best if it's alienating others and risking a breakdown of the Union.