Nick, I didn't vote to leave the EU because of the tories. I voted to leave the EU because of the EU. Tories have no relevance in that decision for me.
One clear advantage of no longer being part of the EU is that it removes from governments the smokescreen of the EU, behind which they can, as members, push for policies that they wouldn't dare put before the electorate. Such policies are themselves shaped from the pressure of powerful corporate lobbyists, the NFU being a prime example, or corporations such as VW.
This option of what Monbiot refers to as 'diffusion of responsibility' is no longer available to UK governments, they will be directly answerable to the electorate, and, Henry VIII (and an ineffective opposition) notwithstanding, subject to the scrutiny of Parliament.
Incidentally, your rather childish evasion in regard of the EU and human rights ("because the tories are worse") is a prime example of... 'whataboutism'. Once again, just for absolute clarity, I didn't vote to leave the EU because if the tories. You're beginning to sound as though you voted to remain because of them. It really isn't a good reason.