We just also recognise that international trade deals with America and China are just as likely to curtail our sovereignty as those done with the EU.

Look at who has been pushing the anti migrants, pro Brexit narrative the most.

Jacob Rees Mogg. A founder of Somerset capital which seeks to make millions off Brexit either way in speculation.

Aaron Banks. Another venture capitalist has on record accepted business opportunities from the Russians in return for funding vote leave.

Viscount Lord Rothemere, the hereditary owner of media company which runs the Daily mail, who leaves his money in offshore tax havens.

Nigel Farage, another former trader who left the Tories and set up UKIP because of his anger at EU regulations in finance.

Boris Johnson, an old etonian who has written in sympathy of the EU (when he thought it would further his political career), in support of May's deal (when he thought it would further his political career) for no deal (when he thought it would further his political career) and in support of his own deal (you get the picture).

If you genuinely believe that the establishment is corrupt and f***ing over the ordinary person in this cou try then good luck to you. But if you think Brexit will solve it, I fear you're in for a major disappointment...

I think it's oversimplifying just to put it only down to that. For young people, climate change, tackling vulture landlords and austerity were massive issurs, and obviously they affect young people more than the old.

And for older people, clearly the arguments about Corbyn's past with particular organisations and support for socialism were less popular. And obviously Brexit was a bigger issue as well.

And I will take your blame and wear it with pride.

Remember that there is no comfortable side of the fence to be on regarding immigration. On my side, you get hounded as unpatriotic, out of touch and complicit with some grand elitist project of free movement.

But on your side, remember that every time you blame migrants and call for harsher borders, it has a very real impact on the lives of thousands of the most vulnerable people in the world. The numbers fleeing war zones and climate breakdown are rising, and as the US, Europe (Yes, Europe too) and other areas of the developed world harden in their determination not to admit asylum seekers, more and more will look for alternative methods of survival, and more and more will die.

Remember that this could easily be us one day. Our grandparents did the same, did they not, fleeing the blitz by seeking refuge in the countryside thanks to the benevolence of strangers?

We blame migrants because they are largely voiceless and thus make for easy scapegoats. Then when they wash up dead on our shores we see no link and blame them again.