In consideration of the symbolic significance of the 'former' practice of fox hunting in Britain, I've wondered if the wily fox him or herself unwittingly represented a clever feisty impoverished British worker, the aristocracy and its ferocious canine accompaniment cruelly and overwhelmingly hunting down the fox to direly warn any citizen of humble background to shut it and not meddle in the affairs of a privileged elite?

I also wonder how this theory would relate to recent Brexit controversies?, if it has any relationship to anything at all besides a silly thought that popped into my head one day.