What this article is actually about is tier ii visas being gutted to pander to the right wing anti-immigration lobby.
Tech employees are jumping ship from this country left right and centre already - the EU is important both as a hiring pool and a market, and when the UK leaves, so will a big chunk of the tech industry.
Really? You feel that strongly that the people of the UK will vote to leave? Whilst there is vocal support for leaving, there are also a lot of level headed people who understand the benefits of being part of the EU.
Because the media is manipulated completely, this causes a few people to just 'take' the information from the media and think it's close to real, and those people spread the same message forward, making it more respectable to believe in until you fill up minds of 90% of the people.
so, 90% of people believe the EU community is 'the big bad' who 'steals all the money' and imposes stuff on us.
and there's no way to change that really.
It is in the interest of business and the elite to stay in, while there is significant popular opinion and some small businesses that want out.
If in the run up to the actual vote things are looking close, as they did in Scotland, the side campaigning to stay in will wheel out the big shots (former PMs, captains of industry etc.) and throw money at the problem - resulting, I suspect, in a narrow win to stay in.
Right now we don't even have a date for the referendum, so it's too early to be expending resources like that.
I struggle to see how a referendum won't end up with an out vote. The "out" campaign is oriented around emotion. The "in" campaign is oriented around rationale and logic. People act based on emotion.
It seems that a deeper dive into the pro's of the out campaign would, at the very least, help you to understand their reasoning beyond simply emotion.
Do you have a sane, rational argument in favour of leaving?
What I hate is specific targeting of tech industry professionals.