Are UK prospective students disadvantaged for being British when applying to LSE?

Most times, give or take, that I hear of someone going/that has attended the LSE seem to be non-UK citizens.

Apparently, only 33% of admitted students are from the UK (I'm guessing this is because of the money foreign students bring).

I feel like no one is talking about this - I'm asking because I'm thinking of applying and I feel disadvantaged because I'm from the UK.

No.

For Undergraduate studies, 51% of students are from the UK. Also, the only reason for this discrepancy is that the LSE holds everyone on equal footings. Which means you are competing with the best of the best from around the world. Not preferring domestic students is what makes the LSE so multicultural, not discrimination.

Source - I'm a Government and Economics undergrad at LSE (from the UK).