British leavers and remainers as polarised as ever, survey finds

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  1. I can believe it but I find that in a typically British fashion, people prefer to skirt around the issue in day to day conversation. Social media is different entirely.

  2. It is interesting so many think wealth inequality was related to EU membership and not just a domestic problem considering the UK had the lowest wage growth in OECD in the last decade. Wage increases now are chasing inflation so actual purchasing power is unlikely to improve.

    While the Remain stance is relatively unaltered the article overlooks that there’s a growing chorus of “I voted for Brexit but I didn’t vote for this” in reaction to negatives like the pig culls, rolling shortages, Schengen zone limits etc…

    Having got “Brexit done” which sidelines the remainer bloc the major concern for government going forward is to avoid a split in the Brexit bloc between the opportunists like Johnson & co and the sincere voters who passionately believed there would be no downsides to leaving the EU.

  3. It’s worst in social media. Absolutely vile stuff. Bots too.

    In person it’s more dancing around it or not bringing it up

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