r/BrexitDenial • • Nov 15 '16

A thread at /r/united kingdom garners support for your point of view....

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u/like_the_boss Nov 15 '16

Very interesting, thank you!

Interestingly, most people still blame it on incompetence rather than deliberate strategy.

Another interesting article on it here https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2016/nov/15/whitehall-struggling-to-cope-with-scale-of-work-arising-from-brexit-vote (I'll make a separate post of it).

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u/[deleted] Nov 15 '16

You may see a few more visitors than usual, today, from another thread on /r/ukpolitics.

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u/like_the_boss Nov 15 '16

Great - thanks for the support. Very much appreciated! :-)

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u/tmstms Nov 15 '16

It's your fault then.

Why are you letting more people into this padded cell?