He sounded like he was one step short of being a clinically insane bond villain in that speech, and that picture of him doesn't exactly do him any favours either. It's possibly the most evil face I've ever seen.
The speech was also incredibly blinkered and one sided. It came across less as a reasoned view on things to come, and more as a hatefilled maniac trying to justify his own stance. That's probably why he was told to fuck off.
The problem is that people just don't understand immigration, and see it only as a threat. It's only a threat if you're not prepared to accept it.
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Originally Posted by topper
He will add that while professionals may appreciate the ability to import skilled IT or health professionals, many will also wonder "why they have to put up with the misery of a packed railway carriage or bus - if they can get on in the first place".
"Wanting an infrastructure that doesn't make getting to work daily hell doesn't make someone a natural voter for an anti-immigrant party. But it soon will."
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What's he on about?