There you go again with your fear mongering and playing the racist card. Why not mention when racist incidents have happened, normal British people have gone round to repair the damage or help in a dozen ways? Doesn't fit your agenda? It is a time for healing, divisive people on both sides shouldn't be allowed to win.
One of the reasons the Remain lost how they tried to gain political capital out of the murder of an innocent MP. The argument implied was if you support Brexit you condone the murder of this woman. Now you are trying to lump the racists with the 52% of the people who have an opposite view to you.
British people are getting sick of liberals playing the racist card. I'm sure you know about the high profile cases of the police being too scared to investigate muslim gangs abusing hundreds of white girls in case they were branded 'racists'.
Your side lost. Brexit won. Nobody like a sore loser. Man up and try to be positive. When things have settled down, Britain will be a better place.
Wow, I didn't realize what an emotional issue Brexit is. It seems to bring out quite a bit of passion on both sides.
Since I am an American, with both conservative and liberal views, depending on the issue, I view the controversy with no prior agenda whatsoever. I do not claim that this status gives me any particular advantage, except, perhaps seeing the situation more from a logical point of view, rather than an emotional.
MossBoss, to be fair, isn't it true that both sides resorted to a massive campaign of fear mongering, misinformation, and in some cases, downright lies? In other words, wasn't the whole process one of political manipulation-on both sides?
And to refute one of your points, didn't the murder occur rather late in the campaign? Even though you appear to be on the Leave camp, you seem to condemn the senseless murder.
I question your assertion that Brexit won and Remain lost.
As I see it, the entire UK, and perhaps the EU, lost. The country is divided and may never fully heal as the sore festers and festers.
One, then, has to ask- who benefits from this fiasco? And does either side support the forces that benefit?
God save the Queen. God save the UK.
The crucial decision now involves the healing of the nation.