I explained my position last night so not going to re-type it all. As you have agreed, no one knows the future so you can’t say for sure that it’ll be a massive fukk up anymore than I know that it’ll all be rosy.
And the 900 jobs again?

One EU body has to move from the UK because of Brexit so that means all our industry will move. Get a grip.
The difference is you can’t seem to accept a democratic vote and just lap up all the negative reports that are in the press and take them as gospel. That’s fine if that’s what gets you through but I prefer to think that we can make some good things from this.
900 jobs lost. That's no big deal when it's not your job. I suppose the job losses SSO highlighted are no big deal either.
No one said all your industry will move. But if you think you are not going to suffer more job losses in the event of a No Deal Brexit then you are sadly delusional.
The people who can't accept a democratic vote are your politicians, hence the stalemate in parliament. We in N. Ireland voted to remain and yet the DUP are pushing for a hard Brexit. Now that's hardly democratic. Your entire parliament is being held to ransom by 10 DUP politicians, is that democracy?
As for accepting negative reports in the press, those job losses were very real. Also, when the Dutch Government announced that more than 250 firms based in the U.K. have made enquiries about relocating are we to assume that they are lying? The warning from Airbus: is that just bluff. The job losses announced by the car manufacturers in the last fortnight, are they imaginary?
I notice you gave me no reason to be hopeful other than "I prefer to think that we can make some good things from this". Is that it. Is that your argument?