>>1394274You're confusing proximate with cause-in-fact, and you're confusing media accounts of the recent history, with the company's own explanations which were quite transparent as they are (were) a publicly traded company.
A company that size can't just randomly lay off staff if there's a union, and they had a lot of holdover debt from a decade ago. This weekend's collapse was really just the final answer to the "let's see what happens" when their creditors came up with a plan back when you were in diapers. Now we know what happened.
And nobody likes people who voted leave, so you can expect more people blaming everything bad on you, because you deserve it.
