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Re:Thoughts on the sociology of Brexit by arcanus on Saturday June 25, 2016 @09:24PM (#11978962)
> Why didn't they talk about it? They did. Just in places where there is no audience, only participants

Isn't it interesting how many forms of public forums are not providing a greater venue for the exchange of ideas? As you implied, because of the one sided vitriol and group think on many public social media platforms, it tends to lead to suppression of dialogue.

As a professional, I am very worried about a ill-advised comment on social media having lasting consequences for my career. So I tend to avoid anything controversial.

For brexit, I've certainly held my tongue for fear of being permanently branded a racist by my colleagues. Chilling, when you think about it.

Re:Thoughts on the sociology of Brexit by tremon on Saturday June 25, 2016 @10:53PM (#11979187)
because of the one sided vitriol and group think

I can assure you, the vitriol was two-sided. Remain campaigners against Leave voters, Leave campaigners against non-British EU citizens.

Re:Thoughts on the sociology of Brexit by Normal_gaussian on Sunday June 26, 2016 @04:45AM (#11979927)
That is very much two one sided situations.