Glove and fist pumping.

[WBA123]

It’s interesting to know where posters reside.

Like when people throw up their arms when people moan about immigrants because they’re living cheek by jowl with them like I was when the Romanians were dumped in huge numbers in Lye when they themselves ( like a cousin of mine ) live in leafy outskirts of Durham where it’s pretty much a non issue.

I moved five miles into rural Worcestershire but not everyone is fortunate to have the chance to do that.

As you know Mick, I live in London. Which has probably more European immigration than any other city in the UK combined...

I lived next door to a French couple in my previous home, Now I have some German and Dutch families who live in the next couple of houses as me. I work with plenty of Europeans, from all nationalities.

Yet the majority of people I know down here voted to remain...How does that work?

[Yarmbaggie]

As you know Mick, I live in London. Which has probably more European immigration than any other city in the UK combined...

I lived next door to a French couple in my previous home, Now I have some German and Dutch families who live in the next couple of houses as me. I work with plenty of Europeans, from all nationalities.

Yet the majority of people I know down here voted to remain...How does that work?

Presumably people who are living in and around a mixed nationality community are better placed to decide whether that is a good thing or a bad thing.

As European citizens living in the Uk did not get a vote I can only assume that the UK nationals who did vote, didn’t like this multi national community that they live in and voted for us to get out so maybe their community was more one nation rather than multi nationality?

[WBA123]

Presumably people who are living in and around a mixed nationality community are better placed to decide whether that is a good thing or a bad thing.

As European citizens living in the Uk did not get a vote I can only assume that the UK nationals who did vote, didn’t like this multi national community that they live in and voted for us to get out so maybe their community was more one nation rather than multi nationality?

Maybe you're right,

But the majority of the north, Wales and many rural areas voted to Leave...some of those areas don't have immigration like they do in major cities. Manchester, Liverpool, London all voted to remain.

Powys, Shropshire and Suffolk for example voted to Leave. They are rural communities, which typically aren't overrun with EU nationals.

It probably has more to do with lack of integration than anything...