"Mail saying Trump win is a victory for the 'forgotten' white working class, & you have to agree. Labour/libdems hate the average white working class man & have done for years, so this is what we get. "
What a load of rubbish.
In fact I'd say that both the Trump and Brexit campaigns have shown even more disdain for the issues of the white working class. The reality is that this group has been effected by the neo-liberal economic policies pursued by the right wing parties in both the US and the UK.
It isn't Labour or the Lib Dems here that have been implementing austerity for ideological reasons ( and yes it is just ideology) and ensuring that the deepest cuts fall in the areas that need it most.
It isn't the Democrats who lowered taxes for the rich and cut government investment in the US. The problems faced by the white working class are certainly not to do with immigration either.
Yet the winning thing that both Trump and Brexit have done is play to the lowest common denominator, stoking fear of immigration, playing the "little guy" card, pandering to the prejudices and confirming their bias that yes the problem really is immigration or the fact that they have been abandoned by a liberal elite.
The truth is that the problems faced by the white working class lie almost solely at the door of the groups that they have just elected (look at Trump's track record on dealing with contractors for one/Boris's on business/Fox on free trade) and this was the only way that they could get into positions in order to move towards and even more unfettered version of global capitalism.
Its paradoxical that a group of people that are so firmly entrenched in the establishment have been able to galvanize the anti-establishment vote ( and it is) but they have done so, not because of any philanthropic zeal but because it is politically expedient to confirm the bias of these voters.
Pointing out that the reasons for the problems faced by the white working class outside of large metropolitan areas are not because of the old tropes of immigration and avandonment but because of the policies persuded by those who are seeking their vote gets you attacked as a "luvvy leftie" (in Katie Hopkins words) or "liberal metropolitan bubble dwellers" (Surfer) but these ad hominem attacks are used because they don't want people to think more deeply and critically about some very complicated issues, the easy answers are the best and because they further deepen the feeling of division they are extremely useful.
Neither Brexit nor Trump will benefit the white working class in fact it is most likely to be to their detriment. If Trump does roll back a lot of the progress made under Obama it will get very much worse for these people, the same here when what is a very right wing government introduces its policies and the economic impact of brexit is felt.
It is deeply ironic that Surfer and hosts of others keep trumpeting this a victory for the little guy and the white working class, they have just signed their own death warrant.