I'm concerned and disappointed but I'm not going around insulting those who voted for what they believe in. I know it is uncertain but going for each others beliefs and insulting them is not going to make it more stable.
It cuts both ways.
It's very difficult for people to accept a decision which puts the countries economic security so fundamentally at risk, when the arguments people cite for leaving are so weak and/or misguided.
If an old lady in her seventies votes leave because of some nostalgic sentiment to return this country to the 70s, and people lose there job, that's pretty insulting.
If someone who has clearly never worked votes leave because migrants put strain on the NHS, that pretty insulting.
If someone votes leave because they feel like they're entitled to a better life, but can't explain how leaving the EU helps, that's pretty insulting.
If some votes leave because they believe Boris and Gove speak for the ordinary person, that's pretty insulting.
If someone voted leave, because "they didn't think we would leave", and then wakes up the next morning with regret and fear, that's pretty insulting.
If people vote leave who live in areas that receive vast sums of money from the EU, but expect the rest of us to pick up the tab, that's pretty insulting.
The leave vote has been every shade of stupid.
