Thread by @chriostoir_g

#Brexit, at the behest and design of the Tories/Kippers/BxP has become England's very own sectarian divide.
For generations to come, people will be categorised by whether they were 'Pro-Brexit' or 'Pro-EU', although I suspect the tags of Leave and Remain will be hard to shift.

The chances of this suppurating wound in the British psyche being allowed to heal are slim, and it is this, along with whatever consequences of Brexit occur, for which the Tories and Pro-Brexit voters must take responsibility.

I hope the remnants of Remain can come together to form a powerful lobby against this govt., hopefully by the time the next GE comes around. That should be their secondary aim.
Paramount imo, is the forging of community support groups, all singing from the same hymn sheet,

to a) try and protect the most vulnerable members of society from the worst of Brexit, and b) through a local/regional/national framework, somehow meld the 200-odd splinter groups of Remain into a coherent, vibrant and robust opposition (for there is currently none) to this govt.

There will be no healing this year. Probably not next year, when the transition period is over and Little England is properly on its own.
Pro-Brexiters, as is their nature, will be looking at everyone but themselves when it comes to apportioning blame for what is to come.

Resist them.

Look after one another.

Save your anger for the Govt., not the people who exercised their right to vote.

Save your anger for the 1% - who facilitated a big payday for themselves, at the expense of the people, who they see as battery chickens, to be force fed crap while they lay the golden eggs of their profits.

Resist them.
Look after yourselves.
Be kind.
But be firm and stony in your resolve.

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Now I'm going to have a wee drinky...