A feeling of unease and unfairness. The British laud fairness above all. And they want it visible!
Unfair policing for fear of being called racist, as evidenced by the grooming gangs scenarios.
People in authority kept quiet, both the Government, Police, Councils.... "because it was all too difficult " They knew who the perpetrators were but allowed our children to be raped and abused by a specific demographic.
"Two tier Kier" has stoked this division with his off the cuff remarks about addressing far right "Thugs" in largely northern towns. They are not all far right, they are questioning, considered people who fear for this country's future and see unfairness.
What about the liberal Thugs desecrating our statues? What about the Jewish residents in London fearful of crossing the streets due to threats by Pro Palestinian thugs.
The London Bubble knows nothing!
In the towns and villages of the North, migrants gravitate to enclaves and are "apart", endeavoring to live by their own rules, in their separate neighbourhoods, carrying on with the practices of their homelands over here in the UK.
I saw potential "otherness" even in the 1980's in areas of Birmingham. Already living lives apart, women living in back rooms, unable to speak a word of English. Ethnic shops overflowing onto pavements , whereas Britsh white shopkeepers would have the local Council on their backs for obstructing safe passage. And it goes on....
Working class white boys recognised as now being the most underachieving demographic and having little hope of better futures.
Seeing illegal migrants preferentially being housed at the expense of our indigent young people breeds resentment.
Lack of hope makes work for idle hands. We need to reopen youth centres, boxing clubs and promote youth wellbeing across all ethnicities. Bring our youth together and maybe there will be hope.
Good male role models need to step up and help.