SPS
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Now I'm not going to argue that the number of incidents has gone up, but I'd suggests that some that wouldn't have been reported on before brexit are now making news just to get that narrative across, or 1 incident being reported in 3 places turning into 3 different incidents. Maybe even some of those that want to remain doing or reporting things in the hope of getting a 2nd referendum or a complete overturn of the first is not beyond a possibility
Not saying that incidents b4 are any less bad then those after.
P.s maybe I just go to the wrong parts of Twitter, I don't have an account on it anymore, for my generalisation I apologise.
The people committing these crimes have always been the way they have, but Brexit has made them feel that they no longer have to hide in the shadows. This is because the Brexit leave campaign has come across as being small-minded and xenophobic.
The crimes are unrelated to our EU membership really.