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Tory fantasies of ‘mob rule’
Conservative fever dreams of Brexit riots on the streets are inspired by weakness, says SOLOMON HUGHES

WHY are top Tories fantasising about violence in the streets?
I don’t want to exaggerate — the Conservative Party hasn’t formed a street-fighting wing.
Young Conservative mobs haven’t been summoned up. They aren’t out there breaking windows or attacking demonstrations.
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