I think we can both agree, ( any inforned person would) that the effects of a global pandemic combined with a war in Europe on the economic performance of individual nations has a far greater impact than membership of a trade block (see inflation rates in the eurozone and US). Unfortunately far too many people with an anti Brexit stance seem willing to conflate the consequences of the pandemic and war in Ukraine to score cheap anti Brexit points. Surely there are enough negatives about Brexit to concentrate on without resorting to this?
I think there is a good measure of agreement, the fundamental difference being that for many people who advocated remaining it is not a trivial matter of point scoring.
Remain and Leave voters alike continue to endure the negatives of Brexit. The Leave lobby, perhaps understandably, finds it hard to face up to the truth of it, thereby are constantly being heckled by the rest.
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