It's one of many factors, sure. Like a large piece of it though it's hard to untangle from so many issues that existed before and have come up since.
I'm not sure the benefit of focusing on it, though I get the appeal.
let's just pretend because there are other external factors we can't fix also causing problems, that this one which we can do something about doesn't exist.
If you want to campaign to rejoin, you can, but beyond that, we do not have control over the effects of Brexit right now combining with dozens of other factors, some factors that pre-date Brexit and is how it became such a movement that the Tories thought the referendum was a vote winner - and were in part right.
The time Remain had something they could do about it and has passed and Remain did a shite job at it and I've not seen them improve at all.
If you don’t realise or accept that this entire shit storm started with Brexit (& being dumped with a govt that is the epitome of self serving, more than any before) then you need to get your head out the sand (polite version). Remoaners were right...
If you don't realise and accept that these problems growing and self serving governments who loved to blame the EU for all ills is how Brexit became popular enough for there to be a referendum in the first place and that the Remain campaign failed in actually discussing how they would change anything or many any improvements and relied too heavily on the status quo being good enough to win votes, then maybe you should get your head out of the sand.
I didn't have the right to vote during the Brexit campaign, I've just been taken along the ride, and I'm so fucking tired of people not recognizing that the Remain campaign has a good about of shite on their own hands that needs some reflection and change of tactics, but instead years on all I still hear is the same strategy of talking down to people and nothing of substance.
And yet (stupid) people love it and think it's the best thing ever, I see almost zero evidence of Brexit regret amongst those who voted for it.
Yeah, because the former UKIP bunch have been intelligent enough to use that so many call them "stupid" to continue to maintain support and a place in communities years on. I live in an area where all three of my councillors are ex-UKIP, they're really self serving, it's really frustrating, but the attitude locally is that all politicians are and many vote on who they see in the community, and other parties have been invisible since well before Brexit here.
Does anyone really think they're going to change anyone's mind by calling them stupid? Seriously, the continued tactic of insulting everyone who disagreed and calling them stupid has proven repeatedly to not have any benefit, it's just preaching to the choir and that isn't enough. It's frustrating that those I would politically agree with most so often fall back to such failed tactics, particularly when they're so often the ones who discuss how important language is.