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I seem to remember that when asked about immigration to their local area, majorities almost everywhere in the UK thought it was at the right level, but the same

by Arnt 2y ago

I seem to remember that when asked about immigration to their local area, majorities almost everywhere in the UK thought it was at the right level, but the same people thought it was too high UK-wide. The difference implies that the voters didn't have a coherent opinion about what the right level is/was.

blitzar 2y ago
When you misdiagnose a problem (or make one up for political purposes), the solution you come up with invariably doesn't solve the problem and most often makes the situation worse.