Sadly not, it’s bothering me – more because of the way the battle lines have been drawn it’s a fight between right and left, liberal v reactionary more than Pro EU v Anti EU and whatever side wins, it’s going to be a pretty decent yard stick of the ‘state of the nation’.
The far right and extreme far right have been on the march in the UK for years now, the sorts of thing that UKIP put out now that merely raises an eyebrow (nazi esq posters protraying refugees as EU citizens coming here to take our houses/jobs/women) would have been shouted about if the BNP put it out 15 years ago and futher to the right we’ve got Britian First clambering for mainstream recognition whilst their members hold training camps in Wales and of course what happened last week by someone who may or may not have been a member, but certainly is a follower of theirs.
I worry more about a Leave vote because of the retoric the leave camp are using to justify it, more than leaving the EU per-se. It weighs heavy on me.