It's happened, and whether people like it or not, Britain is going to leave the EU.
The worst decision in political history? That's what general consensus of the younger voters online, as the
value of British Sterling hit its lowest value in 31 years as a direct result of Britain's vote to leave the European Union, France overtaking the Britain as the world's fifth biggest economy, and the likelihood that the UK housing market will suffer dramatically over the coming months.
Many 'Remain' supporters accused Farage's 'Leave' campaign of being divisive and fuelled by a fear of others.
A fear of immigration having a negative impact on job security in less affluent areas would certainly have been a motivation for many people voting to leave the EU.
While some can argue whether that fear was founded, what people cannot abide in the UK - if they're to be on their own as an island - is fear of others.
This guy pretty much sums it up in one tweet.
https://twitter.com/WailQ/status/746222158154633216
Remain voters need to look forward, this kind of rhetoric isn't what we need today.
Now's not the time for further division.
This article was originally posted on JOE.co.uk.
