But it's an extremely narrow view. It's a single concern, that requires ignoring all the other concerns. And in this case it's not a mere disagreement: every European living in the UK will be subject to the inconvenience and expense of settled status at best - and not all of them are eligible. Plenty of people have been handed the life-wrecking answer that they aren't eligible for settled status and have to leave their home or eventually the Home Office will deport them. I see no reason why those people should forgive.

( https://migrationobservatory.ox.ac.uk/resources/reports/unse... )

Wanting to leave the EU is an opinion. Voting to leave the EU is an action. That action has imposed a lot of costs and inconvenience on people, seemingly for no good reason. Why should those people forgive?