To Think Remainers Are Starting To Get Really Angry About Brexit?

[KennDodd]

I can feel the mood among Remainers, both IRL and online changing.

[Fridakahlofan]

I’d say my anger has gradually decreased - I was in shock at the beginning. I’m used to the idea of brexit now but still have hope it won’t happen

[DontLookBackIntoTheSun]

I’ve been really angry since 2016

[Figgygal]

I'm angry that our quality of life and particularly my children's future is being put at risk because of it

Who wouldn't be angry at that??

[BIWI]

Nope. I've been angry since the referendum and I'm just as angry now.

[Awwlookatmybabyspider]

I don't know why as its looking quite likely we won't be leaving now anyway, so It should be the leavers being pissed off and angry.

[Alsohuman]

No longer have the energy for anger. Tired, resigned, pissed off.

[Babynut1]

I’m scared 😟
I’m worried about how mine and my children’s future is going to affected 😢

[BarbarianMum]

I hope so but I must admit I'm getting the point where I think "fuck it, leave without a deal then and see how you like it".

[daffodilbrain]

Not angry at all. I'm very accepting of the democratic decision. I'm very disappointed at the process, and worried about the exit terms and worried about how it will affect us all financially.

[nothingwittyhere]

Sad in 2016, angry since 2017 and currently murderously incandescent with anti-Brexit rage. Not sure it will ever go away.

[rosie1959]

Long past angry it was an impossible task in the first place
Just wish Jeremy Corbyn would shut up

[BelleSausage]

Fear has increased. The anger has ebbed. What you are seeing is the ‘meh’ voters suddenly getting as angry as hard line Remainers as it becomes obvious what a shit idea Brexit is.

[GhostofFrankGrimes]

No anger, enjoying watching the Tories destroy themselves.

[TheoriginalLEM]

What infuriates me, as a staunch remainer, is the amount of money that has been squandered on this shit show.

[50shadesofbeige]

I think the general level of anger has increased as people who were neutral/leavers have realised what a monumental fuck up this is.

[Jamhandprints]

I'm angry.

[PuntasticUsername]

I've been this angry for three years solid. It's wearing me out.

[CleopatrasMum]

Furious and have been since June 2016. Like a PP, i am really angry about the phenomenal waste of money that could have been spent on something worthwhile!

[BorsetshireBlew]

What? Of course we are bloody angry. We are 3 weeks away from leaving and we have no deal agreed! Why would we not be?

[Raera]

Raging

[marvellousnightforamooncup]

I've been angry, upset, incredulous and amused all along, but mostly angry.

[MaggieAndHopey]

I was angry, now I'm in a sort of bleakly fatalistic phase

[Malbecfan]

I'm angry. The lies, the lies and the lies. Leave committed electoral fraud but nobody has the balls to say it. The day after the referendum was honestly my worst ever day teaching in a lovely school (I've been there 16 years). The kids were so angry, lashing out verbally and feeling as if their future has been snatched away from them. I didn't know what to say to reassure them.

They have since apologised but they are still angry and most of them are too young to vote if there is a 2nd referendum. However, if it is in more than 31 days from now, both my DDs will be voting!

[brizzlemint]

I'm furious about the amount of money that has been wasted and the way the whole thing happened - David Cameron should be ashamed of himself.

[Caucasianchalkcircles]

What gets me is that i've never heard anyone ask TM or JRM where has the magic money tree come from to fund the whole new layer of bureaucracy required to enable brexit ? Public services crying out for more investment but this is more important apparently More cross about the pathetic wishy washy media coverage that has allowed leavers to carry on spouting the same old soundbites without any redress