How to misrepresent facts
From the Express
"Brexit BOMBSHELL: Public do NOT fear no deal Brexit says poll as deadline for May looms
On the basis of 44% support in a poll?
Droll
A survey by ComRes found that 44 percent of the public now support a no deal Brexit if Brussels refuses to make further concessions. The result is a six-point rise from January with less than 30 percent disagreeing that the UK should leave with no deal. It comes as 74 senior Tory activists told Mrs May that Tory voters “do not fear a no deal” and “just want Brexit delivered.” Senior Brexiteer Steve Baker and the DUP’s Westminster leader Nigel Dodds claimed on Saturday that Mrs May’s “unchanged” deal will inevitably be voted down on Tuesday.
Just what is fear? A mild concern that we might not have croissants for breakfast? Or dread that armageddon is round the corner?
It would be plain daft not to have some degree of anxiety - even if just for the admitted shirt-term impacts. But it might stop short of Armageddon-fear. Which leaves a chasm for interpretation.