‘Enough is enough’: The global revolution against the political establishment

Sociologist Frank Furedi says traditional parties no longer represent many people around the world. ​“They feel that the legacy parties have lost contact with the aspirations that people have in their everyday lives,” Mr Furedi told News24 host Jaimee Rogers. ​“Populism now creates a demand-led dynamic. ​“It’s not that people have become more extreme or more radical; I think what has happened is that for the first time people are finding their voice and they’re confident enough to say ‘enough is enough’. ​“Populist parties can emerge very, very fast because of the underlying demand for them.”