British Conservative Party and Public Perception

The chapter explores the disconnect between the NatCon movement and the British public, analyzing language usage and perceived cruelty from political figures. It discusses how actions like Small Boats crossings are viewed as disruptive, contrasting with the British sense of fairness. The debate on bans, including public health measures and the need for a phased approach, is also addressed.

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