GE2019: What happens if Tories win?

• UK residents are estimated to be 6-8% worse off individually once Brexit takes full effect. (yes, the Tories are effectively running on a promise to make us less well off personally)
• We will be exposed to increased risk of food poisoning (if we can't afford food prepared to EU standards. The illness rate in the US - whose lower standards will be thrust upon us unless we wish to do without a US trade deal - is apparently 10 times that in the UK)
• NHS privatisation will continue (it's almost a religious doctrine for the type of extreme neo liberals currently dominating government).  How would that work medium term?  It would mean in principle that health insurance, or a credit card, would be increasingly required to receive medical treatment (i.e. check your bank balance before you phone for an ambulance)
• Our rights to work, travel and retire across Europe will be reduced with longer queues at borders
• It seems likely that a new Tory government - understandably given the low standards of behaviour of the authors of the manifesto - would look into reducing controls (from the law, the role of the monarchy, etc) on political behaviour. 
• Government by lies will be invested as the new norm at Westminster (Johnson lies repeatedly, and obviously; if we elect him anyway then lying is enshrined as the most effective political behaviour)
• The Tories are hinting that free speech which disagrees with the government may be curtailed.
• We're likely to get bad damage to UK Agriculture and Manufacturing (due to high tariffs on our closest markets, and supply chain disruption).
• We're likely to lose hundreds of thousands of jobs spread across all sectors of economy.
• There's a high chance of no deal EU exit - thanks to incompetence and inclination: no deal produces most chaos, and hence highest profits for those 'betting' (hedge funds, currency traders etc.) on such an outcome - with accompanying deep recession and extended years of chaos.
• The Tories wish to reduce our rights at work (our current high standards come from EU legislation, and for neo-liberals the ability to reduce worker rights (i.e. increase profits) is a wet dream).
• Academic brain drain is likely as global and homegrown talents leave the UK (brexiteers have alienated many friends from the EU, and demographics show the most educated, and the youngest, are most likely to hate brexit)
• The UK's reputation abroad - in terms of democratic operation, rule of law, trade standards, and such - is likely to continue falling.
• Some global businesses that haven't yet moved abroad will do so.
• Separation of Scotland from the UK becomes more likely (and possibly Wales/Ireland too).
  

Some positive impacts of brexit might well happen as changing trade conditions create new opportunities, but the negative impacts are well known, massive, will effect us all and are worsened by the utter recklessness of brextieers, a negligence which seems to have reached a pinnacle with Johnson's government (here's a damning resignation letter from a UK diplomat to the US - if you only read one link, read this one).