People who supported Brexit - do you feel conned?

Five days after the referendum, and the Brexit case is already unravelling. Boris, the man most likely to be key to building our new relationship seems keen to replace the EU with the EU.

The blunders of Boris Johnson really do sum up the whole thing. In line with what many brainwashed Brexit supporters were saying, Johnson went on about an agreement being struck quite quickly. We'd have informal chats - the EU would be begging for us to work with them. Then Boris told us that the German business group, the BDI, were all for the UK getting a special deal. He then reassured us that the Pound was stabilising.

All those things were untrue, and by Monday lunchtime, the wall of lies was falling to pieces:

So, if you supported Brexit, how do you feel? Things like cost, immigration and sovereignty were central to the campaign - and it seems that your beloved leaders are ready to turn their backs on these areas.

LOL. Hilarious. The Brexit campaign was racked with deception and ignorance. You have yourselves to blame.

So youre upset that they did something that the people didnt like... and promptly got rid of it?

Seems to me youre just looking for things to be upset about.

Both sides partook in deception and ignorance; the information was there for people who looked for it, and the information showed we'd clearly be better off out of the EU.

It was your side, the remain camp, which advocated passing off economic predictions as blind fact, at face value.

**cough cough ring leader Sadiq Khan**

You have no one to blame for that but yourselves.

Hypocrite.

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It's strange that you write this, meanwhile posting on a thread that is literally bemoaning the lies of the Brexit campaign. There are of course very real issues with the EU, but there are very real issues with leaving. For the current moment, the latter are far more catastrophic. The majority of the country was swayed by unrealistic slogans, which is why we now find leaders backtracking and people being regretful. If we had chosen to stay the outcome would not have been the same because remain leaders did not promise any significant change. Brexit, laughably, did. Honestly, I'd love to be wrong. This isn't a game, this is real life and it's scary.

Yes they did. FARAGE said it and everyone copied him and believed him and loads voted leave because of it

Well that's where you prove you're completely wrong. Because Farage never used the £350m figure, was not part of the official campaign that used the £350m figure, and always said that he would not have personally used that figure. Capitalising his name doesn't make it any less incorrect.

Are remainers worth arguing with that believe the £350m figure came form Farage?

Five days after the referendum, and the Brexit case is already unravelling. Boris, the man most likely to be key to building....

Yes they did. FARAGE said it and everyone copied him and believed him and loads voted leave because of it