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Maybe the raging twitter voters swing the elections
Probably not the Twitter ones, but I think there is trying to appeal to the swing voters rather than most people going on. Hopefully with the Tories being so very, very shit at the moment they can focus less on focus groups of swingers and actually say the right things.
snottyotter-
The swing voters surely aren't very liberal if that's what they have to do?
I mean if 70% of people in the UK is quite chill about where people are from, are they constantly playing to the 30% and those make up the swing voters?
I guess...that's what going on then? Unless people tell porkies in surveys (it happens) or the DailyMail and others can really radicalize those swing voters...
I dare not hope atm...as the GE is not upon us yet. Until I see the Cons losing the election badly, I really don't dare to have any hope as since 2016 that turned out to be just disappointing me more :)
JWestland
You'd think that the Uk was a hugely intolerant place if you just look at the nonsense talked by Braverman and the rest in Westminster too cowardly to really speak up and fire her? ;)
Twitter is not a good place for research, the population on IT is not very representative, it is like walking in a Wetherspoon and asking what they think of the EU :)
Lots of BS talked in The Netherlands as well, but I don't get why Labour isn't willing to REALLY defend immigrants and refugees if the UK is so tolerant. Maybe the raging twitter voters swing the elections...