Actually the interviews I heard were on Planet Rock not the BBC, however clearly I misunderstood the well thought out and unassailable logic presented by those being interviewed, perhaps it's all the headbanging I do on the A38 on my way home
It appears my can of cats is open and the pigeons are everywhere... It was not my intention to make sweeping generalisations about people that are anit-EU, however I do feel that the description I gave sums up 99% of all UKIP and BNP supporters I have ever heard string together a sentence and I will defend that generalisation to the hilt based on personal experience.
They don't understand why they're against the EU, they just are because "what do we pay them for?" and you know what, nobody ever explained what exactly we pay money into it for at my school either so if someone has some salient points to make about it I will happily listen.
What I won't do is sit and force a smile while more and more voters gravitate towards political parties that will do more harm than good with any modicum of power that they end up with because they agree with one item on the agenda and don't bother reading the rest. Which is exactly what I see happening amongst my peers. It worries me that a vote can be bought with a few pictures of Spitfires and British Bulldogs, a bit of Europe bashing and the promise that all those Johnny foreigners that have been stealing your jobs will be shipped home. These are people I wouldn't trust with a loaded potato gun let alone a nation and I dislike seeing them with more ammuntion than they already have regardless of where it comes from.