eviltories

The majority of the vote.

> quisling puppet Gina Miller

Please explain your reasoning behind this one, it just sounds like a nonsensical accusation to me. She did everyone a favour by helping to ensure that Parliamentary authority was not compromised.

> remoaners

Not moaning, just very concerned about the huge self-inflicted wound of Brexit and how it's going to damage the UK. I'm just hoping it will go so badly in the negotiations that they're forced to abandon it.

But it was the Leave vote that had the majority. Thus, the UK is attempting to leave the EU backed by a campaign of lies and deceit.

Remain was the default option, equivalent in outcome to not having had a referendum at all.

A referendum where the Leave campaign was based on a pack of lies, unfortunately. So many people blamed the EU for their woes, when really they should be looking at the damage the Tories have done to the UK.

> [Corbyn] has never met a terrorist he didn't approve of and who has never missed a chance at running the UK down

What nonsense is this? Sounds like you're just regurgitating weak right-wing attack points.

> The author is just another metropolitan liberal

That's hardly a substantive criticism, or even relevant.

> having a temper tantrum

I think what you're trying to say is that you have an ideological disagreement with the article, but cannot competently argue against it?