jducoeur

I'll read it, but I don't know that there is an easy answer. I was in England with friends in late May, and a friend pointed out to me that once one got outside of London, all the yard signs (or equivalent) we saw were for the Leave side. Of the people I know who actually voted to leave (as opposed to the many I know who voted to stay), one said that his motivation was to get rid of David Cameron (it worked, but that might not have been the best way) and another said he was opposed to the Leave campaign - he just wanted to leave. If you want a testy reply, misuse English to mean British with a surprisingly large number of Brits. I don't know what percentage of white is better people voted to leave, but it's not a new phenomenon.