Why are British people so obsessed with class? Lime people won't

Poor Brits are the kind of people to riot over a soccer game. The higher classes tend to have higher IQs

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>>136495911
>soccer

>>136495911
>It is impossible for an Englishman to open his mouth without making some other Englishman hate or despise him

>>136495911
because the underclass is the big Other in Britain. In America it's immigrants and blacks, in Germany it was Jews, etc.

>>136497194
But why though?

because all the whites in America need to get along so they can stop nigs and spics.

>>136497342
That's not true though. The underclass were much more "tight knit" and are always much more nationalist than any other (except maybe for old aristocracy, but even they are few and far between now).
Their real problem is that they aren't educated and don't have any drive or real motivation. The reason they're more nationalist is because, unlike the other classes, they're stuck here. If shtf they don't have the means to immediately abandon the country and they recognise that (even if it is subconsciously).
Thanks to the Cold War they hate Commies, but they like Russians. I won't lie and say they're National Socialist because they aren't, but they would be if they understood it.
Obviously I'm only able to give an anecdotal account, but because I grew up in a place that isn't a million miles away from the top pic I've experienced it firsthand.
You wouldn't believe how close these type of places were. But then they started moving people in who weren't even from close by, they stayed a month or two and then fucked off. It was because of that constantly happening that broke the bonds people once had. When I grew up, the same families had lived here for generations. Now, I don't even know the people in my own street, but that won't make a difference anyway because they'll have moved by Christmas.
The people I know here have it completely the wrong way around. They can't wait to "make it" so they can leave. I would much rather turn it into the type of place people want to live.