Surely "immigration isn't actually the root of all problems" would be a good start? Wouldn't win over those who just hate non-Brits/whites, but a reasoned argument might convince those who have been conned by good rhetoric and lazy thinking.
White hate vote not that large - but what could there reasoned argument be against the claim that EU immigration is now all to do with what the EU decides? You can't say it's not true and you can't (politically) say this is a good thing.
They'd have to admit it was true to move on to that argument though, wouldn't they?
I suppose that's the big issue.
Fair enough, as I say I didn't watch the debate because I didn't think it would be good for me.
Not without a big political cost- and that's all they care about. Who of the big ones is going to say yes, we have no control over most immigration and that's a good thing?Other people can say it, politicians - with serious hope of office? No chance.
Only a few things - Sturgeon destroying the tories snp focused scaremongering. Farage def firmed up his vote. Nothing much else. Wood will, i think, have done well in ex-labour wales - but that was happening already. Nothing much else really - nothing major anyway. Miliband continued the good run of normalistion - yet again he and cameron are neck and neck as leaders etc back from the massive gap before people had a closer look at him.
Used to have a bit if a crush on her years ago
Probably most from England
Wait til they hear how migration is a permanent feature of capitalism, primarily driven by economic forces and essentially uncontrollable, they'll all lose their shit.And this is why I didn't watch the debates
I worked with her for a week, my dad kept asking me to get her autograph or invite her round. Very strange.
No, apparently that and reforms of laws to stop foxes sneaking into houses and attacking children narrowly failed to get on the question sheet
But obviously a bit thick
Never judge a book by its cover
