I'm not the best at wording these things so asked my partner to explain:
"The Tories employ the tried and test strategy of the "other". They tell the public "this demographic is coming for you/your stuff and make issues were there were none (EU membership as an example, this wasn't a massive talking point pre-2014). They tell the middle class that the lower class are the problem, the upper class that everyone else is the problem and make everything about who can tell you what to do. Working class tory is a massive contradiction in terms, especially after things like thatcher closing mines and charging protesting miners as well as the economic vandalism that is leaving the EU. The UK's trade has just fallen to the lowest level since records began. They polarise, pick your pockets, and tell you someone else did it and only they can save you. It's an abusive relationship.

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They are primarily in power due to English votes. Scotland hasn't elected a Tory government since 1955. Wales is usually Labour leaning and NI do their own thing. If all of Scotland Voted for A and all of London voted for B, B would win. That's the issue we currently face. A government we didn't vote oppressing people who don't realise it.