The first reason is your voting FOR something. For a change in British politics. For a change in our voting system. For the UK to be independent.
I've noticed whether it be Russell Brand or lifelong Labour voters, what seems to inspire them is a hatred of the Tories. They are voting against the Tories but they ain't too happy with Labour.
Where as Cameron has been trying to convince UKIP voters to vote the Tories to stop the SNP or stop Labour..and many others hate Labour so feel voting Conservatives is the logical option.
They are simply in a cycle where they vote through fear or hatred of one of the other two, and between them they both keep power over 20 years probably 10 or so years each. It's what has killed our politics. Because both continually lie, both make promises they cant keep, both have become very very similar and both are miles out of touch with ordinary people.
Now for the policies where UKIP actually strongly come out on top on pretty much everything.
Immigration is a huge issue.
Labour plan to deal with it by rising the minimum wage. Now this is bizarre. They feel doing this will stop the suppression of wages, thus solving one problem. However this will actually encourage even more people to come here and that will lead to more problems. It is a typical Labour move, actually making the problem worse. Not only that but a higher minimum wage will put many small businesses in trouble and they will have to sack workers to afford it.
The Tories have already failed on this. They claimed they would get it down to the tens of thousands yet last year it was over 300 thousand. They plan to stop welfare & all the rest of it for new migrants.
UKIP have the best policies on immigration. Not only the Australian style points system while will get the numbers right and only allow people that will benefit the country into it, as well as a number of refugees. UKIP plan to remove the tax on the minimum wage. Which means it doesn't punish small businesses yet still helps people who aren't earning too much. It deals with the numbers and the wage suppression.
