I will assume that this is a serious post, and not just a UKIP member or a troll trying to stir things up, so will play nicely with the OP.
So to take the points made originally, I have some questions for you OP. Perhaps we can provide you with some information that will help you to decide if you really do want to leave the UK?
Human rights has gone mad
In what way? What are the issues that you are concerned about? Can you give us some examples so that we can understand this?
The prison system is ludicrous!
What has happened to the system to make you say this? How would we improve it, do you think?
The immigration laws are a joke.
Well, the immigration laws are certainly in a state of flux at the moment, and the Conservative party are putting caps on this which are preventing a lot of people coming into the country. Is it this that you disagree with?
Britain has lost almost all the values we used to stand for.
What are the values that we stand for, and which are the ones that we have lost?
"Where i live british people are a minority/ stranger in our own country its unbelieveable that it has got to this point^
Firstly, can you define what you mean by British? Secondly, are you sure that you do mean British? Or is this an oblique reference to white people? There are certain areas in this country where people from other countries or religions may be the majority - although these are actually pretty few and far between, in a country that has c. 60 million people living in it.
I grew up in Leeds, and where I lived/went to school, the local population was very Jewish - such that we finished school early on Friday, to allow pupils and teachers to be home to celebrate Shabbat. My family was a minority in this instance.
However, this is nothing new. As a country we have always been accommodating when it comes to other faiths and other nationalities. Often it has been for our commercial benefit - e.g. the immigration from the Caribbean in the 50s/60s, to fill employment posts that were vacant - i.e. that our own citizens were not taking up.
The 'democracy' we live in is far to leanient.
In what way(s)? Compared to places like Egypt or Libya, to give a couple of topical examples, it seems to be working fairly well as far as I can see. Can you tell us where you think it's become too lenient?
I am disgusted that we allow such things as the burkha here i believe that like france, Britain should ban it.
Why should we ban this? Surely this reflects our nation's commitment to freedom of speech? What is it about the burqa that provokes such an emotional response in you? Being 'disgusted' is a pretty strong feeling, and I'm interested to know why you would feel like this.
So much money is being spent to enable life to be better for those who come here and claim our benefits, translators etc
Well, the only people who can come here and claim benefits are those who are here legally. Often they are doing lowly paid jobs, which means that they will qualify for certain benefits (at least under the present system, before we move to the new one). It is a mark of a civilised society that we look after all our citizens. If you're working for a country then surely we should look after you?
and running the NHS into the ground
How is this happening? Please can you tell me how immigrants are achieving this? I would agree with you if you had asserted that Andrew Langley and the Conservatives are doing their best to achieve this, but I don't understand how immigrants are doing this?
aibu to wonder WHAT ABOUT US BRITS????
I can't really say if YABR or YABUR until we know more of your thinking. If you could back up your thoughts, feelings and assertions with some informaiton an facts, this will help me to decide what I think.