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Originally Posted by Mystic Mock
Of course it's a democracy, and it's my right to disagree with his opinions on a lot of things.
And actually I think some of his policies should be against the law to try and condone imo, like privatising the NHS which hurts the working class, it's attacking a whole group of people which shouldn't be allowed.
Protecting the Bankers and blaming it on people on Benefits, and foreigners is very corrupt and unfair grief being given out to these two sets of people (which nobody seems to care about when he started the whole thing off in the first place) and I remember when he had someone in his party who believed in hanging people that believed in the EU.
So yes Farage and anybody in that party can get harassed if people want to as imo they've broken many laws along with the Tories if it was Russia or a Middle East country doing the same thing.
So yes people protest, although not like the Riots.
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You have the right to your view and clearly you strongly dislike just about all the Nigel Farage and UKIP likely stand for, what we really know of anyway as to what they stand for.
I don't agree with the attacks on him and his family while out anywhere, however, Nigel Farage by his 'foreigner; statements and blaming immigration for near all the UKs ills has helped fuel anger and suspicion against those groups of people too.
So in a subtle way, he is causing fear and concern for other groups of people by his intolerant rhetoric towards them, as you are indicating he has done too.
That equally is something that should be abhorrent to the UK.
That too however,since UKIP is identified as occupying the far right side of politics, is coming from the right and has nothing to do with left wing loonies at all.
In the late 80s,I am told, if you blamed Europe for the problems in the UK and advocated leaving Europe, you were considered dangerous and from the loony left.
Now it is the right of politics that seek or more likely want to do that,so what does that make them in that case.