That is my point - we see what we see (or more precisely, get shown). It doesn't reflect society as a whole. When you look at British Social Attitudes survey for example, 13% of those surveyed had consistently negative views about immigration, Black people and Muslims. natcen.ac.uk/publications...
Sorry, I disagree. The level of resentment is growing, and media reports it. It does not drjveit. just listen to the sky report now Getting 110000 to a march, that wasn't publicised by bbc or sky reflects the underlying issues seen by many. Ignore it at your peril
While I agree that is still a proportion that needs to be noted and taken seriously, it does not deserve being portrayed as equal to the prevailing view.
It is rapidly becoming the prevailing view. Challenge the views of Reform don't whine about coverage