Making up what a complete stranger "thinks" and then arguing against it just makes one look rather...silly.
Brexit voters effectively said: "I've heard people explain that leaving the EU will be disastrously economically, will hurt me and mine and will undermine the country I claim to love. But fk it, I'm going to ignore that to vote Brexit". What nuance is there in that? What other way is there to describe their vote other than "stupid"?
And before you bang on about "people felt no one was listening to them" - I know plenty of '"workers", the kind who left school at 16 and do manual jobs. None of them voted Brexit - because they bothered to understand the issue, and what it meant. The Brexit vote wasn't swung by the working class. It was swung by comfortably retired, golf club bores harking back to the long-gone world of their youth, many of whom are now dead. And no Brexit voter, ever, has been able to explain why the narrow result of a non-binding referendum should continue to negatively impact the lives of people who were too young to vote in it, the large majority of whom want Britain to be in the UK. Can you explain that?
Should Reform win the next General Election (I don’t plan on voting for them), it’s the condescending arrogance of those like you on the “left” that will have turbo-charged that victory. Aside from the fact that you've invented the fact that I'm on "the left" and are arguing against it...Why does that sound familiar? Oh, yes: "If you hadn't upset me, I wouldn't have had to hit you. It's your fault". The whine of the weak who refuse to take responsibility for their actions. If you're old enough to vote, you're not a child. If you're not a child, you don't get - and shouldn't expect - to be treated like one. "There there, you did a stupid thing, but it's not your fault because someone used hurty words, have a biscuit".
I have nothing but contempt for people who voted to harm their country. The contempt is multiplied when they refuse to take responsibilty for what they've done. Would I employ someone who stamps their feet and acts like a child when they mess up at work? No. And as we have freedom of expression, and opinion, I'm free to point out that their vote was stupid, based on a willed ignorance/ignoring of the issue. The right wing - which includes many Brexit voters - is, apparently, very big on free speech and telling it like it is and not being a snowflake. How very ironic that the biggest snowflakes in the room tend to be Brexit voters.