@fencoul I’m gobsmacked that there are people who wouldn’t want to reverse Brexit, let alone 47%. Makes me question the entire poll, I mean what is the number polled, where did you recruit those being polled. And if it’s true, I can only imagine they’re just too stubborn and it would hurt them to admit they were wrong.

@SamYoung841 @fencoul They weren't wrong. They voted for #brexshit in order to fuck up other people's lives and it worked a treat. Why would they want to reverse it?

@fencoul @TimWardCam oh I have no doubt that of the government and their “friends”. But ordinary people? I’m not so sure they wanted to fuck up lives per say much less their own lives, and they still don’t want to reverse it. Maybe I give people too much credit.

@SamYoung841 @fencoul If "ending freedom of movement for good" wasn't about fucking up other people's lives I don't know what it was about.

@TimWardCam @fencoul I don’t disagree some definitely did that to be spiteful, and maybe I give people too much credit, but I think a lot of those who voted, did so because they genuinely thought it would do some good. At least I pray that’s why they voted. 🤦🏽‍♀️🙏🏾

@SamYoung841 @TimWardCam @fencoul I fear keeping out migrants was felt to be "doing good". So fucking up migrants' lives was fine, because they're seen as "other", but "we'd" be ok. The tragedy is the failure of successive governments to welcome and celebrate incomers, and spell out the cultural, social and economic benefits of migration. Now people may see they've harmed our own agricultural, hospitality, care, travel and transport sectors with that mindset.