Are you ANTI? That's are you Angry, feel Neglected, in favour of Traditionalism and anti Immigration?

The Mail reports that Nothing British think they have identified this large group.

'The acronym ANTI comes from four defining characteristics. First they are ‘Angry’ about the political system. They are tired of broken promises and ­political ­parties ready to surrender solemn pledges as soon as they are in office.

Last year’s expenses crisis wasn’t the ­beginning of their disdain for MPs, but it did confirm their low view of parliament and politics.

Secondly, they feel ‘Neglected’ ­financially, and because of this are much more ­pessimistic about their future than the ­average Briton.

They are the pound-stretching class. They have to watch every penny. They worry about keeping their jobs. They resent their taxes going to ­undeserving causes or being used to bail out Ireland and rich bankers.

The third characteristic of the ANTI voter is ‘Traditionalism’. They hold traditional views about crime, drugs, ­family values and national pride. They worry their country is changing too fast and not for the better.

Finally, and most importantly, the ANTI voter is opposed to large-scale ‘Immigration’.

The worry about immigration isn’t about race, except for a small minority. It is about pressure on the housing stock. It’s about ­competition for scarce jobs.

It’s about children trying to learn in schools where English isn’t the first language for many of the class.

When questioned, 89 per cent of these ANTIs said they would be more likely to vote for a party that promised to be tougher on ­immigration; 85 per cent said they would be more likely to vote for a party that promised to take back powers from Europe; 81 per cent said they would be more likely to vote for a party that promised to crack down on crime.

Moreover, 94 per cent of BNP ­voters and 91 per cent of UKIP ­voters agreed with the statement that ‘Britain is no longer a fair country that rewards its people based on merit’.'