英國朋友的臉書上說他今天搭公車的時候，旁邊一個小女孩哭著問旁邊的大人，脫離歐盟是不是意味著她不能繼續留在倫敦上學了？是不是要跟她最好的同學分開了？沒有一個大人能給她答案。
脫歐結果出來到現在，社群媒體上哀鴻遍野。沒有任何人了解這會如何實際影響到我們或是移民。但讓我覺得更可怕的是大部分人面對這既定事實的情緒化或負面態度，還有那些煽動性的言語。就是在這種不安的時刻，才更應該要更加保持正面和冷靜。就像大戰時期的名句： Keep calm and carry on.
倫敦市長Sadiq Khan剛才發表了一段很溫暖的話：
"我想要對所有居住在倫敦的歐洲人說，這裡非常的歡迎你們。我們感謝你們對這個城市的付出，並且不會因為脫離歐盟的結果而改變。今天有一百萬的歐洲人居住在倫敦，他們繳稅、努力工作、在公共機關上班，並為我們的市民文化做出巨大的貢獻。如今我們分擔共同的責任，來尋找針對脫歐分裂的解決之道，我們應該聚焦的是如何團結，而不是使我們更加分裂。"
原文出處：
I want to send a clear message to every European resident living in London - you are very welcome here. As a city, we are grateful for the enormous contribution you make, and that will not change as a result of this referendum.
There are nearly one million European citizens living in London today, and they bring huge benefits to our city - working hard, paying taxes, working in our public services and contributing to our civic and cultural life.
We all have a responsibility to now seek to heal the divisions that have emerged throughout this campaign - and to focus on what unites us, rather than that which divides us.
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