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The "winning" side has less of an incentive to go out and protest.
Brexit voters have also joined the anti-proroguation protests, there was also a smaller Brexit protest in support of proroguation. I think that is a little more complex than remain/leave.
At the same time... if they aren't willing to work hard NOW to get what they want/need (some areas housing etc. are dire, but setting up a housing co-op is a long slow process mostly initiated by "lefties") I really don't see them be able to sustain a long protest campaign.
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Every comment about Brexit protests on news stories is "what will 17,4 million look like" "what will 17.4 million sound like" or "all the Leavers are at work, wait till you see" .
You'd think if they care so much about sovereignty and democratic representation they would be out supporting their leader. Where are they? Farage's march was a no show.
If they don't bother coming onto the street to do it then I think once and for all we'll discover Brexits a stuffed shirt driven by Banks funded troll factories pushing social media comments. Boris is just discovering he allowed his infallible worst instincts to guide him to the wrong side of history.