DJ said
They do, on the terms that exist now.
However, if the UK is allowed to have free trade without free movement of people, why shouldn't the other countries object?
Why should they?
They want freedom of movement and 'ever closer union', do they not? Doesn't immigration bring them 'enormous benefits'?
If the answer is no, then who does want it and why enforce it against the will of the people?
DJ then said (rudely):
"Grow up, Mair, and start thinking"
The irony of that remark, coming from someone whose politics has set in the mould it was formed in at the age of, well, maybe fifteen, will not escape more thoughtful readers.