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The Teenage Brexit Fanclub
Posted
January 28, 2020
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164,940
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January 28, 2020
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25:19Now PlayingSince the 2016 vote to leave the European Union with a narrow majority of 52 percent, Britain has descended into an ideological civil war between largely older Brexit voters using language often rooted in a type of xenophobia the 21st century should have left behind, and outraged younger people who want to remain in the EU. So when two teenage sisters started appearing at Brexit protests and rallies next to Nigel Farage, people began speculating who they are and why they care so much about Brexit, often wondering if they’re paid models, actresses, influencers or if they’re even real.
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