There isn't enough anger in Britain either from what I can see about people being disenfranchised on the basis of a minority vote (37% of the voting population). Maybe in Scotland there is, but here in southern England it seems nobody is flying the European flag whether literally or metaphorically.

English could be mostly a written language for many people - they read it rather than hearing or speaking it. So changing the spelling, if that is true, would be just the wrong thing to do.

Is there a shorthand for 'I didn't.' Because I didn't. Always been pro-Europe and voted Remain. Please don't assume everyone is the same.

I don't understand that attitude at all. And yet you get people saying "In Europe..." meaning not-Britain. I reply, "this *is *Europe," but it doesn't necessarily go down well.