@Alexandra2001 Spending on NHS is now falling in real terms
I suggest you look at the ONS figures. Spending on the NHS has increased in real terms by 5.6% per year since 2019.
and you certainly cannot prove unemployment has fallen as a result of Brexit
As per the remain campaign, unemployment was meant to increase by 500,000 to 800,000. It never happened.
polling on whether or not Brexit was a mistake, is pretty clear, way past the margin of error
I suggest you read the YouGov link provided by JGW1. It acknowledges that sampling is not random and hence unreliable.
On Losers Consent, do you think following an election, the losing side should just shut up? have you examples of this actually happening?
General elections occur at least every five years. People can and have changed their mind several times in the last 40 years.
1979-1997 Conservative
1997-2010 Labour
2010 to date Conservative with a coalition with the LibDems from 2010 to 2015.
If people change their mind at a later date, that is okay, but results must be implemented in the order they occur. Remain supporters had the opportunity in the 2019 general election to cancel the 2016 referendum result, but they declined.
most leavers on the other hand, having screwed the country & their own kids, now stay quiet.
Your use of the wording "most leavers", suggests that you know more than half of those who voted leave in 2016, Approx. 8,700,000.
Even if you could speak to 2,500 people per week, it would take Approx 67 years to speak to them all. Likewise to speak to 8,700,000 since 23 June 2016, you would have to speak to Approx. 3,200 people per day which is Approx. 133 persons per hour continuously and no time off to; eat, drink, wash and sleep.
On that basis, I conclude that your statement is wishful thinking as opposed to fact.