Hell, I know that there is a aphoristic truth in pointing out that the Brexit campaign had xenophobic tendencies.

This might be the main reason why people voted Brexit in the first place. However, I would have voted in favor of Brexit for economic reasons and my own principles.

And when we start painting people with broad strokes because they have different opinions you're no different from your average bigot.

Brexit does not necessarily lead to closed borders. I would vote in favor of it to open borders. But first they had to leave the EU.

And considering the author promotes many anarchist principles I'm personally quite astonished that she took a globalist theory to heart. Probably because by supporting Brexit, she'd have something in common with Nigel Farrage.

If you wake up one morning and you're angry that people agreed with something Nigel said, don't you think that's a bit close-minded.

And polarizing issues that way is no way to achieve progress.

Anyway, your question: Ehh, the moment they announce 'rope day' in the U.K. and there will be Muslims hanging from elm trees around the country, that day I'll concede to her (non-existing) argument.