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It's well known that leavers are lower educated and mostly simpletons who believe anything they see on a bus, so no surprise
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You didn't read it did you?Originally posted by vetran View PostWe have to make it simple for bremoaners!
Both groups are ‘closed groups’ – you have to apply to join, answering a handful of screening questions from the moderator. Once approved you can then post new topics, comment on existing ones and (most importantly here) view other members’ comments.
Each respective group doesn’t allow the ‘other’ camp to join, and if you do sneak through the screening questions and later reveal yourself, you’re usually quickly removed from the group. While that’s probably not ideal for healthy debate, these echo chambers provide a fascinating insight into two political extremes of a divided Britain.
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We have to make it simple for bremoaners!Leavers write in much shorter, simpler sentences.
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Proving the old adage...
Well we knew that all along:
https://www.thenewman.co.uk/blogs/re...ers-vs-leavers
Or are Russian troll factories not very good at English?Tags: None
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