Left: Nigel Farage in his video criticising Zack Polanski accepting a collab post on Instagram, "Since 2013 I've been the most attacked public figure in British public life" Right: Jo Cox was murdered in 2016. She was shot three times and stabbed 15 times outside a library one week before the Brexit referendum. Her attacker, a neo-Nazi shouted, 'Britain first', 'This is for Britain', and 'Britain will always come first' while attacking her. And in 2021, Sir David Amess was also murdered, he was stabbed more than 20 times. His attacker was an ISIS supporter. Just to be clear, violence is never the solution to grievances, certainly not in a democracy. Not against the general public and certainly not against any of our elected officials, no matter how odious some of them may be. Disagreements belong in debate, elections, protest, and the ballot box, not in physical attacks. Hating a politician’s views does not justify harming them. Once violence becomes acceptable against elected officials, or anyone else, democratic politics collapses into pure force. The answer to bad leaders or bad policies is better arguments and better votes, not knives or guns. And if you really dislike them, vote them out in the next election - people of Clacton you know what to do, vote for @CountBinface