We're fighting to avoid anger.
Anger of Brexit voters, who wanted better control/NHS/lives and get worse of all three: when we copy EU laws, lose EU medical staff and businesses are left with a choice between more expensive EU trade or more costly intercontinental exports.
Anger of Brexit voters, who wanted better control/NHS/lives and get worse of all three: when we copy EU laws, lose EU medical staff and businesses are left with a choice between more expensive EU trade or more costly intercontinental exports.
Anger of younger generations, many of whom fell silent having been bashed over the head with "Will of the People" and gave the experience of older generations the benefit of the doubt, but who, when things get much much harder, will be absolutely furious. #WeTrustedYou
Anger at the politicians who voted for a referendum, led a horrendous debate, triggered article 50, screwed up the negotiations, and approved a bad deal, knowing that their own experts had already concluded that it would hurt the country.
Anger at Remainers who would be held responsible for the bad deal. (Not sure how, but apparently we're to blame.)
Anger at Brexit voters for cutting off our ability to live in 31 countries across Europe, for making things more expensive, and for weakening our global influence.
Anger at Brexit voters for cutting off our ability to live in 31 countries across Europe, for making things more expensive, and for weakening our global influence.
