taffboy gwyrdd
Embrace the confusion!
Interesting also that you talk of wide-of-the-mark psychics while presuming to tell us that all UKIP supporters are rascists and fascists.
no. but i've explained it enough and you'll believe and propagate what you like. It's the internet.
In other news: Someone, possibly gripped by the PC mania of the rootless metropolitan or what ever it's called, decided to ask some working class people about the effect of the immigration "debate".
However, the people asked may be the wrong sort of working class in terms of the ones UKIP pretend to represent.
The racialisation of class is one of the most insipid stunts the populist right have pulled in recent years.
http://www.politics.co.uk/blogs/2014/10/23/revealed-how-immigrants-feel-about-the-immigration-debate
It interests me that the report shows a difference between how people feel in their community (often fairly positively attached) and the more general national percpetion (much more hostility felt). What national forces could possibly be contingent in spreading toxic and unrealistic ideas?