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Originally Posted by Damien
To be honest I think the issue is settled now and almost everybody - bar some fanatics - have moved on. The argument that we shouldn't have left but now that we have we might as well make the best of it is not hypocrisy nor contradictory. I think there are a few people in the press and the Government that want to keep pushing Brexit as a divisive issue because it sells papers and is politically useful but there isn't much juice in that issue.
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Do you not think the people who deceived the nation about the financial benefits of Brexit should be held to account? If not, why not? If you accept that national deception should be tolerated and not challenged then you start down the road to a dark place.
As the fog of Covid dissipates, the real world effects of Brexit will start to become more visible to the people who never really cared about the politics and just believed the lies.
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Oh the irony
