Re:Branching histories of the 2016 UK referendum and ‘the fr...
by andrewingram on Tuesday January 10, 2017 @10:12AM
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True. But i'd contend that the side arguing for changing the status quo has a higher burden of persuasion. This seems especially true given (a) the degree to which even a well-managed Brexit would have unpredictable economic implications, and (b) the way that that a racist minority managed to conflate their cause with a potentially more reasonable one.
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