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It's a publicity stunt mate. Calm down.

Honestly, I wouldn't want that. And I don't think I'd attempt to turn my kids against their grand-parents. The whole thing was an utter fiasco on both sides of the divide. Whatever happens, good or bad, the result has to be that we come together and make the best of it. What else can we do?

I'm not blaming anyone. My parents, and everyone else, have their right to their views and opinions and to express those views and opinions at the ballot. However, if Brexit turns out to be a shitshow that negatively affects my childrens generation then I shall happily say to them: "Nan and...

How old are you if you don't mind me asking? I'm indeed 33. I definitely agree there are some aspects of modern life that I'm not fully on board with. To name a couple: this wave of gender fluidity honestly confuses the hell out of me and some of the music being consumed by young men and women...

Or you could just answer my question. Edit: Didn't mean to sound so confrontational. Just curious as I've never been one for patriotism or this idea that we were ever "Great".

Isn't part of being a "great" country not turning our backs on people who need help? While we're on the subject what exactly do you think we've lost? Why are we no longer "great"? Because we don't have an Empire any longer? We haven't spanked the Germans in a war for a bit?

Yeah I mean, they do have access / rights to all of these things. But if this thing, publicity stunt or not, gets more visibility on a problem we absolutely should not have then I'm all for it.

From what I can infer from the OP it's probably something like "Bloody homeless people sucking up resources and money for the more fortunate amongst us! BOO HOMELESSNESS!!

The bill includes giving homeless people the same rights as most other citizens including the right to housing, shelter, sanitary facilities, emergency services and the right to vote and have data protection. Good.