Parker wouldn’t normally have bothered to vote – “I couldn’t really care less about the EU” – but last week he walked through a rainstorm to put his cross next to leave. His vote was not only a sign that he, like many, had no prosperous future to risk but a message to the elites that he feels have let him down.
“People are sick and tired of being ignored,” he says. “I don’t suppose I’m the only one to use this opportunity. It was a chance to kick the whole establishment where it hurt, for us to send pain the other way. And we took it.
meanwhile in "neverlisten" land the political class go on not listening
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| talk about not to be trusted not to be listened too you could not make up this sh***ttee l cannot explain the events going on in the UK at present while many wrestle with unemployment,low wages,high food bills,food banks,sanctions,benefit cutbacks,demorilsied,blighted estates The politician go on forgetting them,ignoring them, even showing a dislike of choices they make. Like l said you could not make this stuff up |
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