Thread by @uk_domain_names

For the first time, I've had to block a bunch of Remainers.

So depressing.

But it doesn't matter who you are. I'm not going to have you calling me an idiot.

Keir Starmer *could* say: "The UK needs a much closer relationship with the EU to make Brexit work. We're not going to seek to rejoin, but we will work hard to get businesses trading again and to banish Brexit red tape for firms and individuals".

Instead, he's tinkering.

Meanwhile, the mood of the country has so comprehensively shifted when faced with Brexit reality, even the Express (!) were recently forced to admit there's now a majority for Rejoin in the UK...
express.co.uk/news/politics/…

The counter-argument seems to be "If Keir Starmer says anything else, he'll lose Leavers".

But why in the world will Remainers sit on their hands and vote for Labour even more than in 2019, when it has a weaker position on Brexit than then?

Labour can't out-leave the Tories, who are talking about taking the desperate asylum seekers landing on our beaches straight to the Falklands, for goodness sake! (Whether they actually do it or not, it's the intent that will get the forriner-haters on their feet, cheering...)

"In other words while unsurprisingly there were more Labour leave voters in leave seats, on average there was still a substantial Remain majority. Even in those with a Leave vote of greater than 60%, a clear majority (57%) of Labour voters voted [Remain]"
britishelectionstudy.com/bes-findings/l…