EU referendum, brexit and the aftermath

If that was addressed to me, I haven't subscribed to any utopia.

There are issues, and those issues are real. They can be tackled, we can identify the underlying cause and address those things, or we can ignore those and do superficial other things.

Immigration is not going to be stopped by Brexit. Because ultimately, we're not willing to put guns on borders.

This is a good thing. But the question is, what then do we do? Either you make it work for you, or it works against you.

I don't see anyone currently trying to make immigration work for the country. Which is unfortunate, for a country that has always historically benefited greatly from the numerous waves of mass immigration that have happened.