Do you mean Remainers above DGR?
No ... I personally think there are broadly 2 classes of people who voted leave. Leavers - who had a carefully thought out, measured and rational reason for their stance (generally tending towards an antipathy about EU expansion, direction of travel, and the fact that the EU was having a negative effect on smaller non-EU countries). All debatable issues with a lot of research and reportage to back it up.
Then you have the swivel-eyed loon Brexiteers who will simply mouth "taking back control", "sovereignty", " bent bananas" and (naturally) something about "EU immigration". None of which has any rational basis, and the last invariably slides into discussions about non EU immigration anyway. As these very threads have (repeatedly) shown, the old adage about not fighting with a pig applies here.
I think the Leavers checked out a long time, and (like the Norths) are horrified at what their vote has enabled. Meanwhile Brexiteers bump along to blurble on about "we're leaving, get over it" safe in the knowledge that having been exposed as a busted flush, they will never be taken to task for their lack of critical facilities.
To be honest we've reached the point where it's pretty immaterial whether we stay or go. The damage has been done - although like an overdose of paracetamol, it's a slow acting poison.
Even if Brexit were cancelled tomorrow, the UK it leaves behind will have fundamentally changed. Not only is racism now more overt than ever, it's state-run and officially condoned - no something that can be reversed overnight. Or over a generation.
It was a clarion cry of Brexiteers they wanted "their" country back. Well I want my country back.
I should write for money 
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