But the second thing that we’re seeing in working class communities, particularly across Glasgow, is an anger towards a political establishment that has used communities as dumping grounds for people who’ve come here illegally – that’s how people feel, that’s how the anger exists.
Thomas Kerr: “But the second thing that we’re seeing in working class communities, particularly across Glasgow, is an anger towards a…”
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Describing community anger towards political establishment.
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