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Look at the spread of In/Out. In England/Wales it's between the haves (IN) and have-nots (out). When you've seen your communities crumble, despite whichever pa
by SixSigma 10y ago
Look at the spread of In/Out. In England/Wales it's between the haves (IN) and have-nots (out).
When you've seen your communities crumble, despite whichever party sits in Westminster, and you're given an opportunity to reject a constant political force that has presided over the timespan of that crumbling, then that opportunity may as well be taken.
OUT's message could have been "nothing to lose but your chains".