Totally agreed
@GingerMagician , Cameron just had the biggest public outing as a man who cannot deliver on the most major political issues.
The country is certainly divided, and this will probably spell the end of the U.K. in the next few years. My town had the highest out vote in the East Midlands and I know that the issue that vote was made on is immigration .
What other parts of England don't seem to understand is that immigration does badly affect some areas more than others, Boston on Lincolnshire for example. This is mainly due to the work available there (fruit picking) which the lazy locals don't want to do.
We had the same here with Sports Direct, 2000 jobs advertised with only a few hundred applicants from the local community. They don't understand that the jobs still need doing even if they refuse to do them for minimum/ living wage.
I voted in, but I understood the arguments locally for voting out. The country is fractured and it has been for a long time, there is disparity of wealth, resources and amenities when you get outside of London and other major cities. That is what the real vote was against in my opinion. A misguided protest of sorts brought about by a disconnect from the political elite.
