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I would say that a transient spike 5 years ago is not enough to make the case that the country has had some fundamental and permanent attitude shift post-Brexit
by JetSetWilly 5y ago
I would say that a transient spike 5 years ago is not enough to make the case that the country has had some fundamental and permanent attitude shift post-Brexit.
However, you are right that it does lend credence to complaints around the referendum period that it was a difficult time. But I am still reluctant to draw long term conclusions from that.
- gpderetta 5y agohttps://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-8537/CBP-8537.pdf https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/CBP-... There was a peak after the referendum, but there is also a long term trend. The cause of the trend can't all be attributed to brexit though (the causality might be reversed for example).