Some Tory voters will accept Jeremy Corbyn becoming prime minister

[malvolio]

Really? Pretty much everyone who I've worked with since the ref, and as far as I know all of my current social circle, voted remain and not a single one has said they would change their mind.

Which proves nothing, although you wouldn't really expect a Leaver to switch to being a Remainer I suppose.

Of the ones who did change, they went originally with the govt. propaganda, then realised what the reality actually meant.

[jamesbrown]

Sharing of 'Britain First' posts - the favourite of Brexit voters.

So yep, you know me well

Gosh, you seem terribly well-balanced, not at all embittered or "aggravated", someone unlikely to detoy their pram at the slightest provocation. Not someone prone to the sort of bigotry more commonly associated with Britain First, for example. I think it's safe to say that you have not been radicalised by Brexit

[Whorty]

Gosh, you seem terribly well-balanced, not at all embittered or "aggravated", someone unlikely to detoy their pram at the slightest provocation. Not someone prone to the sort of bigotry more commonly associated with Britain First, for example. I think it's safe to say that you have not been radicalised by Brexit

So the fact that I don't like the bigotry of Britain First, and how its message was used to convince people to vote out, I'm a bigot? I'm sure there's some logic there somewhere, I just can't spot it myself.

And I'd love you to try and explain how I've been radicalised by Brexit - it's the leave voters who threaten violence and use far right rhetoric. But hey, you're a leave voter, don't let facts get in the way of fiction.

[jamesbrown]

I'm a bigot

I'll just leave that there for you to reflect on.

[Whorty]

I'll just leave that there for you to reflect on.

[jamesbrown]

Fascinating. You're a real intellectual powerhouse.

[Whorty]

Fascinating. You're a real intellectual powerhouse.

Yep, I'm matching your wisdom and convincing arguments and logic. Oh, hold on, you've not actually said anything yet. I'll tell you what, why don't you use your intellect to give me a convincing argument why Brexit is good for Britain. Preferably an argument that doesn't come from the side of a bus or from the Facebook pages of Britain First.

[jamesbrown]

Yep, I'm matching your wisdom and convincing arguments and logic. Oh, hold on, you've not actually said anything yet. I'll tell you what, why don't you use your intellect to give me a convincing argument why Brexit is good for Britain. Preferably an argument that doesn't come from the side of a bus or from the Facebook pages of Britain First.

It's sweet that you care, but you seem a little too radicalised to engage with sensibly. I'm sorry for your loss, really.

[darmstadt]

Yep, I'm matching your wisdom and convincing arguments and logic. Oh, hold on, you've not actually said anything yet. I'll tell you what, why don't you use your intellect to give me a convincing argument why Brexit is good for Britain. Preferably an argument that doesn't come from the side of a bus or from the Facebook pages of Britain First.

It's sweet that you care, but you seem a little too radicalised to engage with sensibly. I'm sorry for your loss, really.

So you can't

[Whorty]

So you can't

Of course he can't. He can only resort to alt-right rhetoric. Seems the new insult is calling those who voted remain as radicalised, trying to suggest we're like radicalised terrorists. Fits their MO, if you're not with them you must be a commie or a terrorist