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The mood in many working-class towns across the UK is one of disappointment and anger. A recent commentary highlighted how social tensions are emerging, fueled not by immigration itself but by an underlying sentiment of being forgotten. The perception that economic opportunities are dwindling, coupled with the struggles faced by daily life, breeds resentment. Observing youth engaging in antisocial behavior signifies a deeper malaise within these communities, fueled by a lack of forward movement and a sense of entrapment.