I think we do live in a bubble sadly, as shown by the brexit shock result and the maps where London and Scotland were dominated by remain votes and the rest of England a very different story.
I think Katie Hopkins is only slightly more extreme than a huge amount of people's attitudes.
However by listening to her it's easy to dismiss the massive step further right that politics has taken on the grounds that its extremist nonsense. We can no longer dismiss such extreme right views as 'not worth engaging with', as it's by lefties and liberals failure to engage that has left us with this unexpected surge to the right in the first place (as much as I hate to say it).
Ugh. Politics at the moment is pretty bloody depressing.
This demonstrates part of the issue. People like Katie Hopkins can't speak for everyone, but she does speak for some.
What I find depressing is the divisive need to classify everyone in some way. Hopkins is an offender - she is trying to link Brexit to this terror attack and make the EU somehow at fault.
Put this in your pipe and smoke it.
I voted for Brexit. I am to the left of a lot of people - I am a supporter of Dennis Skinner and the late Tony Benn.
I find Hopkins and all of her views abhorrent and I wish people would stop buying the Daily Hate.
So I don't fit the in/out of London , young/old, educated/not etc cosy groupings - and you know what? Neither do a lot of people.