People have been asking me about my meme stash. Every time I see some useful Remainy data on twitter I save a copy to my hard drive. Thought I would share some favourites with you in case you need them. See thread below.
Here's one for "The EU was only supposed to be a Common Market and now it does all this other stuff." No. We knew what we were getting into from the outset. 
This one helps to explain the reasons for a protest vote in Leave areas.
This one is for "But our economy is doing better since the Brexit vote".
Here's one for "But we pay in this enormous amount of money to the EU...." Yes, but it's all relative.
Here's an argument against "But the EU is not democratic".
Here are the Government's (DExEU) own forecasts for how Brexit will damage the economy.
And if you would like that broken down by region:
This one counteracts the "Bloody migrants, coming over here, living on benefits, taking our jobs" argument.
This is a graphic of the trade deals we are about to lose because we access them as an EU member state.
Here are some Brexity politicians looking stupid.
And here's some more.
Here are three Brexiters who assured us we would still be part of the single market after Brexit.
I try to keep this one up to date. How the regret is progressing with time. (For real time useful poll data, follow @MSmithsonPB.)
Here's one to help people reflect on the plausibility of the think tanks we tend to hear from.
And here's one that demonstrates how much we didn't really know.
And lastly for now, here's my own summary of what we can say when people tell us "But it was a democratic vote so we have to accept it". We need a #PeoplesVote.
I forgot this one! How the EU actually works...
