"Middle class" Tommy Robinson ???, Really
Never heard anybody call him that tbh
Working class done good. He makes a lot (in his book) of how Kev Carrol is a successful builder etc.
"Middle class" Tommy Robinson ???, Really
Never heard anybody call him that tbh
Working class done good. He makes a lot (in his book) of how Kev Carrol is a successful builder etc.
no. but where would you put a company director? are they working class?
he's owned his own tanning business and been a company director. wouldn't be surprised if he had some more dubious ventures going on as well.Put like that i suppose not in many peoples eyes.
I just see him as a bit thuggish and obsessed.
Thinking about it now i suppose he must be making some sort of money out of all this.
I really do not know if he has a job, a business or what.
I do remember reading a while ago that he was found Guilty of Mortgage fraud.
Got me thinking he might somehow be involved in some sort of Property venture.
lots of shall we say "dodgy" characters in that game.
he's owned his own tanning business and been a company director. wouldn't be surprised if he had some more dubious ventures going on as well.
without the good humour and charm of private walkerA spiv and a chancer. A type a lot of W/C people admire.
A spiv and a chancer.
Working class done good. He makes a lot (in his book) of how Kev Carrol is a successful builder etc.
If it was one of our own I wouldn't see anything inherently wrong with the idea that any money's that are left over go to the family of the prisoner .So any money left over from crowdsourcing for his pointless appeal is going to his family. What a surprise.
The whole theatre show is just a money making exercise, as per
If it was one of our own I wouldn't see anything inherently wrong with the idea that any money's that are left over go to the family of the prisoner .
I think there is some monies around backing him, the demos, sound equipment , video screens . However I don't think that's always been the case . Tanning shops tend to be income instead of a job rather than winning the lottery. Book sales , YouTube monetaryisation , book signing tours have prob been the main source of his income .
Don't suppose he gets much from book sales or book signing tours either. He might simply be very thrifty.I looked into YT monetisation through advertising recently and it doesn’t pay that well. Perhaps 80 pence per 1,000 views. So even if you’re lucky enough to get 100,000 views that’s a whopping eighty quid.
Don't suppose he gets much from book sales or book signing tours either. He might simply be very thrifty.
Or an undeclared pharmaceutical businessI suspect he has financial backing from interested parties.
Or an undeclared pharmaceutical business
It’s amusing that this ‘voice of the working class’ never actually talks about the working class or working class issues (unless he can put a racial spin on it).
He would say that grooming gangs are a working class issue.
He would say that grooming gangs are a working class issue.
(Remember all those hilarious photos of mainstream politicians like Michael Gove looking clueless in pubs?)
Farage has an image of landed gentry: tweed jackets and warm beer. That resonates well with little Englanders, of all classes.There's also the eternal issue of economic vs a very narrow cultural version of what working class is in the UK.
Farage gets to be working class (or at least resonating with it etc etc) by smoking a fag and drinking a pint outside a pub.
(Remember all those hilarious photos of mainstream politicians like Michael Gove looking clueless in pubs?)
Despite being a business owner, Robinson gets to be perceived as working class (or resonating with it etc etc) because he likes football, drinks lager and is racist.
Farage has an image of landed gentry: tweed jackets and warm beer. That resonates well with little Englanders, of all classes.
I'd use Traditionalism, rather than authenticity...as well as footballs, spitfires and minis, that traditional idyll includes aristocrats (particularly in royal family mode) and picture box countryside imagery...and no foreigners of course. farage ticks a lot of those boxes.Fair point - maybe it's about "authenticity" really.