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[–] damdy@lemm.ee 2 points 7 hours ago

My understanding is a few people didn't understand and have regrets, most are stubbornly insisting it was right, reform UK party is still growing I think.

Although I live in London, know nobody who wanted it, and everyone I know thinks the rest of the country are morons. (Manchester's cool I guess)