Remainer opinion of leavers

This need for echo-chamber re-inforcement of the leavers' shaky position suggests a lack of coherent, logical reasons to keep believing in unicorns.

Actually its not a need for echo chambers, it was just to get away from the insults - like your unicorn comment there.

I read enough to know what is being said elsewhere. I just like to keep my blood pressure in check so I avoid remainers now. In fact I avoid the whole topic generally.

I know what I think. You can censor my spoken or written words but you cannot censor my thoughts. The more you shut down my speech, the more I will think.

Think on that and ask yourself if actually your approach might be wrong? I listen to remainers quite a lot. I say nothing. But I still have my own thoughts.

Varian, I will offer you a couple of places. Comments are not always allowed. Mostly they are sites which provide articles and other reading . Much of it is Brexit/Leave related ….. although be aware that the sites also deal a lot more with another rather hot issue ( I have an interest in the other issue as I am an academic whose main area is associated with that area).

Both sites are essentially manned by Christian believers ( I am sorry if that offends). Something not often reported is that it is now considered that the leave vote was essentially swung not by the 16% of youngsters with children ( as per another article cited here) but by Christian laity ( mainly Anglican) aged between 40 and 54.
This demograph particularly are voters ( not talkers), democrats and believe in some clear principles - you may not share their principles but respect them.

So, the sites - Anglican Mainstream and Archbishop Cranmer.

If you like pod casts and similar you might also try Anglican Unscripted. Brexit sometimes comes up as a side issue there.

People are generally respectful in these places and do aim to hold a discussion. Please, if you are just spoiling for a fight, don't go there.

Any connexion between religion and politics can be dangerous and should be questioned. Ask anyone in Northern Ireland.

Any connexion between religion and politics can be dangerous and should be questioned. Ask anyone in Northern Ireland.

Bigotry not, obviously.