I expect that I won't.

It may be a good idea to talk about the EU vote instead. It's a subject interesting enough in its own right.

This man has it right. I have black family members who voted to leave the EU and white who voted to stay. The idea that how British a person is from birth is a meaningful measure in this debate is Im sure most would agree bunk. The impact of "foreign genes" is an irrelevance and how people define "foreign" and "impact" appears to be more concerning than anything. Thoughts about cultural cohesion and multi culturalism in general are perfectly valid, but lets not go down these other roads.

It is relevant to point out statements like the majority of people outside of London can trace thier roots back to ancient Britain are incorrect. These are used to feed into a narrative as Britain as historic, distinct island race rather than an island that through trade, travel migration and invasion has always seen a mix of people and cultures and integrated them.
They are also used being used to attack liberal views as out touch with those normal everyday folk.
Just to clarify what informs my opinion is much more based on the circumstances of now then whether my ancestors came from Donegal or Senegal

It is relevant to point out statements like the majority of people outside of London can trace thier roots back to ancient Britain are incorrect. These are used to feed into a narrative as Britain as historic, distinct island race rather than an island that through trade, travel migration and invasion has always seen a mix of people and cultures and integrated them.
They are also used being used to attack liberal views as out touch with those normal everyday folk.
Just to clarify what informs my opinion is much more based on the circumstances of now then whether my ancestors came from Donegal or Senegal

I'm sorry BPF. I just get tired of seeing the same old inaccurate tosh being spread around the internet by the same old people.

You were right about one thing. The vote for Brexit was not necessarily down racial lines. It is more about what serves the best interests of the individual voter. That is obviously a personal decision.
It is also a problem for some Remainers to realise that the short term financial effect of Brexit was not necessarily paramount in the minds of voters.
It also seems that many remainers actually want Brexit to fail and maybe, just maybe, others with vested interests too.

Hoo-rah. At last some concrete news from the Brexit camp. Once we have actually left Hrolf how long will the short-term be exactly?