I do, to an extent. So, there is at least one.<p>To me, it&#x27;s a modern identity. I have geographically dispersed friends and family. I am speaking to you online, right now and we are speaking candidly about political issues concerning us together. I don&#x27;t even know where your&#x27;e from (Hello, by-the-way.) I appreciate the right to live in other EU countries and I would feel violated if it was curbed. I respect other European&#x27;s rights to live here if they choose.<p>That&#x27;s it. There is a lot of movement, btw and I think it&#x27;s a good thing. The italians living here for 2 years before college and the Germans living in Paris for a year. The cousin who married a French girl. Maybe their grandchildren will feel differently.<p>We don&#x27;t need to be anything in particular. We just need to function a little better. We&#x27;ll feel whatever we feel. Our kids will feel what they feel and hopefully they won&#x27;t bomb each others cities ever again.