Right going down the rabbit hole, Farage aside, I can see why people have become disenfranchised with the current political elite.
It is not racist to say there is an issue with crime, uncontrolled illegal immigration and the erosion of civil liberties.
When the histrionics have subsided and you look at the cold hard facts, I can see why a party that has Habib, Zia, Nigel etc is attracting support not just from ‘far right’ people but ordinary British people. For example, Zia doesn’t exactly fit the bill for a far right thug.
When none of the political elite have the guts to address the elephant in the room, I’m not surprised fringe groups are gaining popularity.
instead of blindly labelling everyone as racist, the facts at hand should be discussed.
I find it’s people like me that are more willing to touch these controversial topics because we are not white.
sad day when someone has to bite their tongue in fear of being labelled racist.
When that little depraved monster, Axel killed little girls at a dance club, the PM spoke on Islamophobia and protecting mosques whilst people like Lucy Connolly faced greater sentences for clumsy reactive tweets than paedophiles raping underaged girls up north.
ill now depart because there’s a certain faction on this thread exhibiting the same sneering elitist attitudes that the political elite have for the average person.