Such a lot of unveiled hatred on here, Nigel Farage worked for many years towards achieving the referendum on remaining/leaving the EU. If it had been down to all of the other parties we would never have had a referendum. It was absolutely democratic to run the referendum as there was widespread antipathy towards the institution in Britain, therefore Mr Farage enabled a democratic vote, without him there would have been no referendum. Regardless of anyone's opinion on the outcome of the referendum or of Nigel Farage, I feel it is wholly inappropriate to be so derisory and abusive about the man who will be remembered for the achievement of the referendum (I am aware that many of those who are unhappy about the outcome of the referendum will decry the word achievement, but that is what it is, like it or not!)
Just for the record I voted remain, but I believe in the democratic process and respect the outcome. I do not feel the need to denigrate Mr Farage because he thought differently than I did, and frankly I dislike the often used term 'racist' as some form of abuse towards anyone who dislikes the open door immigration policy of recent years which has undoubtedly led to huge pressure on our services despite the obvious benefits of being able to staff the NHS and support the agricultural needs of the UK (and other industries too numerous to mention.)
I do not think there will be riots should there not be a final Brexit that many of the people voted for, but there may very well be a lot of discontent, but there again, there is much discontent anyway now.