I don't see it as 'hitting back'. It looked like a good example to show that foreign doesn't equal bad and local doesn't equal good. I don't think the government of the UE is perfect. On the contrary, it has many problems but the 'Brexit' is not the way forward for anyone. I'd rather they stayed in it and try and fix it. But as I said, there're barely in right now. Whenever there's something going in the UE do you have hear anything about Britain's contribution to solving the problem?

Britain has plenty of problems of their own making but it's always easier to blame everyone else.