That night I had dinner with a group of young people and we got talking about Brexit. The results showed that the UK’s younger generations were strongly in support of remaining in the EU: 73 percent of eighteen to twenty-four-year-olds voted for Remain. However, the decision was toppled by much older generations—who make up a larger chunk of the voting population. One young girl said: “It really makes me want to weep. These people over sixty, who will be dead before long, have ruined our opportunities and lives.
If I had been a British citizen my vote would have been to remain!
