You know the problem I have with that? That I know a lot of young (and not so young), clever, entrepreneurial and hard-working British people that do not want

You know the problem I have with that? That I know a lot of young (and not so young), clever, entrepreneurial and hard-working British people that do not want that... And I don't want that for them. I've got it easy as an EU citizen: I'll move back home or maybe another EU country if I feel like to. I'll might even buy a house in the coast from a British immigrant in Spain. I'm sure they'll start going for cheap in case of Brexit. They, my British friends, won't have that chance. They will be stranded in an island with their careers and prospects crippled because, even if the long term is beneficial for the UK (something that no one has been able to support with decent arguments), the current generations are screwed. At least they will get their borders (back?), so Boris Johnson, Rupert Murdoch and the dude from Wetherspoons can have free reign over the country. Well, that's why I'm vocal about the issue. Is not so much about me, but more about my friends. I owe them this.