The Saturday Boy
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I have complete empathy with anyone who voted remain, because they were happy with life as it was and were worried that a change could mess things up for them. I would hope that, that same person would understand why the people who voted to change things, as the status quo, was not offering them or their families, solutions or hope for the future of them and their families.
I suppose you can understand the anger of the remainers, as they now fear for their future, where if the people who voted Brexit had lost, they would have carried on having no future.
Just a string of meaningless generalisations that avoid any actual analysis, ideas or opinion. I have no idea what you voted for or why you voted for it, you have no idea what I voted for and why I voted for it - simply dressing it up as a binary in/out equation may work for you but not me so I struggle to see how you could have any empathy with me let alone complete empathy.
I was someone who started off intending to vote out and the out campaign changed my vote. Empathise that.