Peronally, I think leavers should just be happy the vote went your way and stop being such dogs in the manger.
Oh dear - and that isn't a poisonous comment?
If the vote had gone my way, I'd just be ecstatic it was what I'd hoped for and I'd have moved on to discussing Christmas pudding or the best way to wrap pigs in blankets by now. Not sniping and biting at those who didn't get what they'd hoped for in the elections.
The thing is that for three years most of us who voted leave tried to move on. Many of us looked to "celebrate" on more than one occassion and found ourselves stopped by the minority of remainers who felt their cause was most important .
Even now, when someone suggests that some kind of recognisition is given to Leaving the EU the feeling is that this should not happen. Hence I say try to stop it. Of course at the end of the day you cannot stop it bu can use all your misery to put dampners on it cant you? Thats precisely what you are doing here.
I have to be wrong. I have to be quiet even if I want to celebrate because I am not allowed to upset you - that is how you come across to me ( and I suspect a lot of others might quietly agree. Bullies often shut others up thats why they do not understand when suddenly , as with Leaving the EU, they find that not everyone, in fact most, do not agree with them).