Farage is doing some "i can win against the establishment" thing and labour gave up before even trying so now Count Binface is the only opposition of Farage
BREAKING: Labour says it won't stand against Nigel Farage in the Clacton by-election
As it stands, only Count Binface will run against Farage
They are trying to silence him
๐จ NEW: Parliament has confirmed Count Binface will not be allowed to sit in the Commons wearing his space costume and bin head
Farage vs Count Binface: hard-right leader's UK poll gambit
London (AFP) โ British anti-immigrant politician Nigel Farage faces the embarrassing prospect of going head-to-head with perennial joke candidate Count Binface in a by-election after he decided to quit parliament.
His surprise move threatened to backfire Wednesday after other heavyweight parties confirmed they would not contest the vote for Farage's seat in southeast England.
Count Binface, a self-described "intergalactic space warrior", is the only other person to have said so far that they would run.
I just don't care what any of that picture says, because neither does the bourgeoisie. The rule of law, the institutions etc it's all noise.
It is a system designed to favour the goals of the bourgeoisie yes. Farage and other parliamentarians however are small fish beholden to big sharks. It is those sharks who run the system, and the system does work against a fish like Farage at times.
What do they care about the man who'd open their camps accepting 5 million pounds from abroad?
Some of them think deporting all the cheap labour is a bad idea.
The world is more complex than that.
Elaborate.
Institutions are comprised of thousands of people and most of those people aren't in on it. They don't have a post-it note on their desk that says "your job is to protect the bourgeoisie above all else". They're mostly normal people who do their job sincerely. The system is designed to favor people like Farage but it's not a monolith, there are a ton of factors that can influence whether or not he will face consequences for corruption charges, down to the political orientations of individual case workers.