[spireitematt]

The way I see it is both campaigns used scare tactics. The remain side didn't give any reasons to why we should stay in the EU but they just scaremongered. Yes the Leave campaign lied also and they shouldn't have promised any money for anything. As for immigration we've always had immigration in Britain before we joined the EU and after and it will continue. As for low wages nothing will change on that in the EU or out.

I think deep down a lot of people's minds were made up before the campaign even started. I read an article the other day that people living in the South of England and London blame the North for Brexit as a lot of Northern towns and cities voted Leave but apparently the majority of the South of England voted leave where as London voted remain.

Also you have to look at the age groups as well. People aged 50+ were more likely to vote than 18-21 year olds. 18-21 year olds had the lowest turnout and only complained and kicked up a fuss when the result didn't go the way they expected it to go but had they go out and voted the result could have been different. Look at it this way why do the parties seem to target the older people with free bus passes, pensions etc its because they are more likely to vote and they will vote for the party which appeals to them. If more young people got out and voted then the parties would target and appeal to young people and try and get there votes but because they don't the parties don't bother.

Young people feel disillusioned with politics as they feel they are all the same and that nothing changes but look what Jeremy Corbyn has done he has got young people interested as he is interacting with them and he appeals to them as he's different and unorthodox and wants change but the establishment don't like that as they are scared and the PLP want rid of him. The reason why he's struggling is because the media, his own MPs have undermined him from day one instead of getting behind him properly and all working together and he can't be bought either.