What you fail to understand is that when we or I ask questions it is to understand some of the different Leaver positions.
Whatever your position - paid or not, you are so far the only "Leaver" who actually tries to put together an argument or explanation. As Sven states - some of the other Brexiteers who've been on this thread either ignore questions (just read back a page or two for the last) or fail under the weight of their own contradictions.
Strange that isn't it? Leave actually won the referendum but Leave voters are the least able to keep a discussion going. Why is that?
Whatever your position - paid or not, you are so far the only "Leaver" who actually tries to put together an argument or explanation. As Sven states - some of the other Brexiteers who've been on this thread either ignore questions (just read back a page or two for the last) or fail under the weight of their own contradictions.
Strange that isn't it? Leave
actually won the referendum but Leave voters are the least able to keep a discussion going. Why is that?[/QUOTE]
I'm not talking about you and Sven, but there are others such as Chagos who is a one trick pony specialising in shooting the messenger not the message. I've seen the odd constructive post, but mostly it's a barrage of nonsense about 'Kremlin propaganda'. We don't know the reasons why people come and go - I doubt it's because they've been defeated by Remain arguments. In fact, often there are no Remain arguments made. I suspect that's because Remainers honestly think Brexit is self evidently such a stupid idea that there is no need to make the case against it.
The truth is more that neither Leavers nor Remainers do much listening to each other. There is very obvious contempt for the other, and a gulf so large that it's un-bridgeable (at least on the extremes). I suspect however that the UK will leave the EU but maintain close links. As you know, I've always felt that May's deal will pass parliament at the last minute provided the EU can fashion something on the backstop for May to take home. If they won't give her anything at all - then that would be a mistake.
Even so, Brexit strikes at the heart of the current globalist system. It's a rebellion against gaping inequality, against cosmopolitan wealth and small town decay. It was a vote that empowered and energised those who have done badly out of globalism - the white working class who have been subject to years of being called racists, who have no prospects thanks to endless supplies of cheap labor, whose towns have changed without their consent. For many Leavers, the feeling of being ignored, forgotten, fed scraps was lifted. Brexit brought hope when before there was none. Leavers want change, and often on the basis that nothing can be worse than the destruction and hopelessness of the status quo.
So yes, a dialogue of the deaf. I honestly don't know any Leavers who have changed their minds under the barrage of scare stories. They discount them as scare-mongering (which many of the stories blatantly are). Indeed, i know more Remainers who accept that the UK must now leave and just want to get on with it.
