Most of what you would consider the proper 'loony left' in this country (UK) were pro-Brexit anyway. Corbyn has been anti-EU for years, Dennis Skinner voted leave and so on. The serious hard-left are probably more against it than the hard-right given their opposition economically; far-right opposition is basically summed up as anti-immigration which has always been the case.dalcumly wrote:Brexit, Trump and the Italian referendum ..... It could be the worlds starting to re-balance and the loony left are being put back in their place , the majority always triumph in the end.
The central, non-loon ground was arguably the biggest unification of British politics for years, and I don't think anyone can define Blair, Major, Cameron and Brown as 'loony left.'