Brexiter’s message to ‘remoaners’ has been lampooned on-line

Nearly 70% of Bath voted to Remain, and so many of us continue to feel a deep sense of loss.

An inquiry into the impact of Brexit would help the Government face up to reality.

And the reality is – Brexit will leave a larger scar on our economy than the pandemic👇@LibDems pic.twitter.com/KAxl63yWm7

— Wera Hobhouse MP 🔶 🇺🇦 (@Wera_Hobhouse) April 25, 2023

Very well said, Wera. Thank you.

— Chrissie🇺🇦 Grech (v)🇪🇺 (@ChrissieGrech) April 26, 2023

Excellent speech Wera – very well said 👏👏👏

— Richard Hewison (@RichardHewison) April 25, 2023

@Wera_Hobhouse absolutely spot on with her analysis to find the truth about Brexit. https://t.co/0e1Qhsz8rz

— Scapegoat 🇺🇦🇪🇺🇬🇧 (@StuartHarriso10) April 27, 2023

The problem with Remoaners is that nobody ever taught them to lose. A life of entitlement does that to you

I’m sure if Leavers had lost we’d have moaned for a day or two, then just got on with our lives https://t.co/lE4MQIT0jA

— Martin Daubney 🇬🇧 (@MartinDaubney) April 26, 2023

You were moaning ever since we entered the Common Market in 1973 and you’re still moaning now that we’ve left. As for losing, yes we don’t like it, so we’ll pick ourselves up, dust ourselves down and campaign to rejoin and we will rejoin and then you’ll moan about that!

— Paddletramp 🕷 🇪🇺 (@newsboy23) April 26, 2023

Nobody likes a sore winner. It’s not a great look

— Iain Aitken (@reddragon701) April 26, 2023

The problem with brexiters is that they treat it like a binary decision. We live in a society not a game show. Out of the 100s of version of Brexit virtually nobody was talking about a hard Brexit & yet it was delivered. I accept we won’t be rejoining but I we need compromise.

— Baldy (@Baldy_Baldy_) April 26, 2023

The problem is that if leavers lost then nothing would have changed for them. Remainers losing lost rights that they valued. Nothing would have been taken from a leaver, lots was taking from remainers against their wishes.

— Senseicads (@Senseicads) April 26, 2023

But that’s complete tosh. And you put it in writing. Why do people do things like that?

— David Eckhoff (@theroyalfactor) April 27, 2023

We know our neighbours were tricked into voting for the biggest mistake this country has made.
We know the same vote now, with some of that trickery exposed, would go differently.

We know that history will condemn Brexit and Brexiteers.

We know our duty to our grandchildren.

— Alan Wardrop 🇪🇺 (@AlanGWardrop) April 26, 2023

You're working on the assumption this was a fair vote. It wasn't, as well you know, Daubney. You all lied to us, and this will never be forgiven. We will do our utmost to #ReverseBrexit.

— Chrissie🇺🇦 Grech (v)🇪🇺 (@ChrissieGrech) April 26, 2023

Lying is when you say something you know to be false.

If Leave had lost 52-48 Nigel Farage would be living in a tent opposite Parliament with a loud hailer permanently repeating ‘the people demand another referendum’ in his sleep.

— ((Paul Goldsmith)) (@PaulGoldsmith73) April 26, 2023

Yeah, sure.
(Quitters: "We'd have stopped moaning if we lost, even though we moaned for 40+ years and are still moaning that, even though we got #Brexit, it's not the one we wanted!") pic.twitter.com/tJmNZq8s1r

— Brexile in stunning Portugal 🇪🇺 🇵🇹🇿🇦 (@PlanetZuma) April 27, 2023

I think the issue Martin is that Brexit has been a disaster, when sunlit uplands were promised.
A case of buyers remorse, as reflected in the polling.https://t.co/iEhkA3aGOI

— Mark (@MarkLeedsUtd72) April 26, 2023