EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

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Velocio in reply to @wildwest

That is there fault.

Right.

I didn't see Labour MPs strongly campaigning for Brexit, unlike half of the Conservative MPs.

Sure, I didn't see the Labour leadership campaigning viably for Remain, but the grass roots of Labour and every other party I saw quite united in Remain.

Fault, if it is to be apportioned, lies squarely with the Leave camp of the Conservatives.

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in reply to @Velocio

I didn't see Labour MPs strongly campaigning for Brexit, unlike half of the Conservative MPs.

Sure, I didn't see the Labour leadership campaigning viably for Remain

Take a look at the New Statesman article I posted a couple pages back. Absence of evidence is not evidence for something.

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Velocio in reply to @

Absence of evidence is not evidence for something.

Yes, and correlation does not equal causation.

But eventually reason breaks down if reason isn't accepted as a response to anything at all.

One just ends up in a metaphysical circle jerk, it may be satisfying but it doesn't achieve a great deal.

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