For those suggesting that politics was learnt later in life sorry but no. You might learn about names of politicians, might understand how laws/power is wielded, but you feel it very early on in life. From Maggie thatcher milk snatcher, to your family struggling to pay the bills, put a roof over your head, to run down areas not being taken care of, or alternatively you are born with a silver spoon and someone wiping your arse, and you are accustomed to a life of priveledge and stepping on people. And something between the two extremes.
Likewise for those of us in the city who went the games, stood on the kop, we learnt more than just the words of songs, the kop was a leveller, didn't matter if you were rich, poor, old, young, male female, we were one, a collective spirit and force.
There was no billy big bollocks telling you this is how it's done, if anyone tried they will have got slapped down, it was simply understood from infancy you are no more important than the next man, and no less.
It's the politics of the Kop and it was learnt from going the game, absorbed by wools wanting to absorb everything Liverpool, and ignored by tarquins who picked the club like they pick a whore in a brothel.
A true koppite is a socialist.
If you're not - your not a true koppite ano your opinion is worth next to naught to me.