Like Corbyn whose stance on Europe has been rock steady. He’s a politician; they’re all as bad as each other.

Forget entirely where he was educated if you like; a man who’s position changes from ‘this deal would turn us into a slave state’ to ‘I support the deal’ all in the space of a few weeks, is not somebody I can ever support.

What’s more surprising is the willingness of Brexiters to defend him, just because he’s on their ‘side’. Surely any politician who goes back on themselves so obviously is worthy of criticism?

I never particularly liked JRM, but I thought he was at the very least principled. Even that has turned out to be untrue.

This is exactly the point

For some reason we are being driven towards Brexit by the people who have the most to gain from it. That is because they compete at the lowest pay levels with EU immigrants

So the least well educated and least fiscally beneficial people to the country are making our choices for us. Now what could possibly go wrong with that!

That relatively minority group should instead have been given proper supports to have fulfilling roles but instead we take away practical training opportunities and destroy the industries most likely to offer them jobs. That is what should have been addressed, not competition from the EU. The EU competition will only be replaced by similar competition from Africa and South America anyway.

On the contrary. I have no problem with him being criticised for what he does. I do have a problem with criticising him for the way he speaks or where he went to school.

1. No Brexit
2. A softer Brexit than May’s Brexit
3. May’s Brexit

This is well known and makes complete sense, if you’re willing to accept that’s why, rather than taking the opportunity to knock someone.

again you're buying into this negative tabloid stereotyping, I actually lived temporarily in a shared house before I moved here, there were other people from other European countries, Bulgaria, Estonia and Romnania, they worked locally in all different jobs, a few of them in hospitality like Hotels and catering. They worked bloody hard, really geniune and nice people and those companies just wouldn't function without them. We'll never agree on this subject but my opinions at least come from first hand experience