They certainly will be.

In the first world war the officers went over the top with the lowest private. For all the issues of class they were genuinely 'in it together' and they batted for the same side.

In the modern age, their descendants are 'internationalists' and they aren't going over the top they are nihilist, self centred sticklebacks with no sense of national duty.....feasting on whatever they can get out of this once great country.....pointing fingers at the descendants of privates for complaining about their feasting.

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'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Fake news.
This is one person's opinion turned into a top story to sensationalise the BBC'S own narrative.
BBC News - Brexit: Warning over Labour's referendum stance
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But why are we getting angry about the vote not being carried out and not the social injustices you speak of?

Like the French?

Brexit is a convenient distraction for this Tory government where otherwise they would be under serious scrutiny for the austerity cuts, like the crime explosion and poverty. The only people angry about the brexit vote are those that buy into the idea that the EU is the root of our problems. The Tories are happy with that, that's why they are happy to drag it out as long as necessary

Paua oouaarancì Irà chiyeah Ishé galé ma ba oo ah

How do you feel about your contribution towards the watering down of a word that used to only be used to socially ostracise people who truly deserved it, to the point where it's now completely meaningless?

This is true. It’s become the buzzword equivalent of Just a Minute’s deviation or repetition.
We live in a world where Easter chocolate rabbits are described in the same way as apartheid.
The way the word racism is bandied about you’d think everyone hears or says something blatently racist every few minutes.
I don’t know any racists. Society has changed for the better in this respect. I’ve met a couple in the last thirty or forty years but chose not to spend any time in their company. I suspect most people are the same.

But there won’t ever be any lack of racism when people insist on seeing it where none exists. Its like the “N” word. The only reason it’s still heard is because rappers and comedians insist in shouting it all the time. There were loads of derogatory terms for people of colour which have all disappeared but that one is still around.