Ethnic minorities on the electoral register are just as likely as white British electors to vote. It also seems they might like to vote more than once or encourage others to vote a certain way, if given the chance, as recently seen in the Peterborough by-election.

Students are either too young to vote or are too busy virtue signalling too their peers about the patriarchy to bother about voting. Your brain doesn't fully develop until about 24 years old by the way (and people want to lower the voting age).

What do you mean by migrants? Obviously illegals should not be voting and I would argue, why should they be in a position to vote until they have been UK citizens for long enough to make a positive financial contribution to society and understand our political landscape. Most immigrants vote Labour (or some form of socialist) for free stuff which is ultimately self defeating for them.

Disabled people - maybe that include's people with learning difficulties?

All that said, I agree on your point of the ongoing problems of "Neoliberal capitalism" but that's exactly what you are voting for with the EU. I just don't see how people don't get that.

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Of course she is. She has a British passport and British citizenship. She just wasn't born in the UK itself but in British Guyana.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

True, but that get a a bit muddied when the leading figure in the leave campaign is a former merchant banker, who is characterizing the EU as too restrictive on our ability to 'trade freely'.

You then have the process carried out by a party whose idol is Thatcher, the queen of neoliberal politics, led by a man who takes his money from the city (Johnson) with Rees Mogg in tandem, who runs a hedge fund!

The idea that you could disagree with the EU as being a neoliberal institution and vote for Farage or the Tories is a bit like saying you hate global warming then investing all your money in Shell and BP.

If punk ever happened I'd be preaching the law, instead of listenin to Lydon lecture BBC4

I'm personally not a fan of Thatcher although she did some things that had to be done (that even subsequent Labour governments decided not to reverse). To her detriment She ushered in a period of overt selfishness in our society in the 80's that we have never recovered from.

To my mind conservatism is not all about economic gain but the principles of freedom, self determination but very social responsibility or social conservatism if you like. Crony capitalism (asset stripping and the like) has been a cancer in the west for too long. I'm a believer in the free market to the extent that people are providing some value to the wider society rather than just themselves. Even merchant bankers can do that.

she is Guyanan! Just because she may or may not have a British passport doesnt make her British.....After all Jesus was born in a stable, didnt make him a horse did it?