I think some people get very confused about who the real enemy is. They get so sucked into a world of hating "liberals" (a meaningless term) so sucked into spouting bollox on the internet they have long since lost any sense of perspective.
For a lot of people on this forum politics is a game or a life style accessory. I almost never say anything about myself as a person. Folk here attack me as being "middle class" and other pish. I spent most of my late teens and twentys as a manual labourer. I grew up for some of my life in some of the most deprived parts of Scotland. I heard what peoples politics were, what their worries were what their daily chat was.
Much of the bollox on Urban sounds like what my middle class friends spout on Facebook, not what I will hear in a pub back up visiting my family.
For the pickmans and company on here its all a a fucking game. Poking "liberal" in the eye. "Look how radical I am". "I am going to pretend to be planning a revolution while on an internet forum"
And while "the left" is pishing around with their world of warcraft rollplaying being all radical online Shettleston voted a fucking tory.
The defeat of an outright race baiting scum bag is an unquestioned victory. When that monster is let loose out the box folk will have a bit of a different view to the differences between the French left and right, or the British one for that matter. "Blame that dark skinned person", "blame the weirdo who prays different", "your problems are all the Polish guys fault". So easy.
The Left's (aka left of Labour) complete disconnect with working peoples daily lives is abundantly reflected in their virtual non existence in elections, the right have a very fucking seductive alternative. I am pleased from the very top of my hair to the toe nails on my feet that these cunts are rejected. I have unalloyed joy the monster is not yet out the box. You can make argument for more re-distributive societies, fairer taxation and more common ownership of common assets when the arguments are between right and left on economic points. That all tends to get drowned out when arguing who is racially allowed to be part of society.