Reform UK - A symptom of all that is wrong?
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B'stard Child said:
PurplePenguin said:
I think it’s a mechanism to give the Tories a proper bloody nose as opposed to a little tap on the back of the hand.
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I’m more worried that a very large Labour majority will go to their heads to the detriment of the country.
I don't want to see them get a bloody nose that's far too good for them - I want to see them eviscerated for the st storm of the last 5 years<snip>
I’m more worried that a very large Labour majority will go to their heads to the detriment of the country.
I'm not voting reform BTW
Edited by Elysium on Thursday 27th June 23:16
Elysium said:
B'stard Child said:
PurplePenguin said:
I think it’s a mechanism to give the Tories a proper bloody nose as opposed to a little tap on the back of the hand.
<snip>
I’m more worried that a very large Labour majority will go to their heads to the detriment of the country.
I don't want to see them get a bloody nose that's far too good for them - I want to see them eviscerated for the st storm of the last 5 years<snip>
I’m more worried that a very large Labour majority will go to their heads to the detriment of the country.
I'm not voting reform BTW
bhstewie said:
Asking why Farage attracts the sort of people he does is probably a bit uncomfortable for some of the people on this thread because it's basically asking them to insist they really don't endorse for any of the things he or his repellent candidates stand for whilst also saying they'll vote for it.
I would get some new panes for your greenhouse (red roses naturally). Not just volunteers but MPs ..https://inews.co.uk/news/labour-mps-candidates-sus...
Castrol for a knave said:
bhstewie said:
Ah look, the mask has slipped. otolith said:
Castrol for a knave said:
bhstewie said:
Ah look, the mask has slipped. Just the person I’d pick to represent this ‘party’.
jdw100 said:
otolith said:
Castrol for a knave said:
bhstewie said:
Ah look, the mask has slipped. Just the person I’d pick to represent this ‘party’.
fourstardan said:
Farage has shown some quick actions on this and thats a feather in the cap for me.
Now onto establishing whether other parties actually broke laws.
What is it about reform that attracts these people and then makes them think that the others joining the party also hold similar views? They are either not very bright, or think that other reform members are a safe space for their views?Now onto establishing whether other parties actually broke laws.
Other parties might have some people with deplorable opinions, but it seems to be a pre-requisite for the reform party.
otolith said:
Castrol for a knave said:
bhstewie said:
Ah look, the mask has slipped. jdw100 said:
otolith said:
Castrol for a knave said:
bhstewie said:
Ah look, the mask has slipped. Just the person I’d pick to represent this ‘party’.
g3org3y said:
jdw100 said:
otolith said:
Castrol for a knave said:
bhstewie said:
Ah look, the mask has slipped. Just the person I’d pick to represent this ‘party’.
fourstardan said:
Farage has shown some quick actions on this and thats a feather in the cap for me.
Now onto establishing whether other parties actually broke laws.
Do you think he's shown "some quick actions" because it's his first instinct or because it's in Clacton so it's damaging his chances of being elected?Now onto establishing whether other parties actually broke laws.
He doesn't seem to have shown such quick actions in other cases does he?
When it's somewhere else he literally has spokesmen downplaying it saying they aren't a party of political zombies.
The question you have to ask is whether what's happened here is something unique to the people campaigning for Reform UK in Clacton that by sheer luck happened to be caught on hidden camera or if it's possible Clacton is getting more scrutiny than elsewhere because Farage is standing there and they were unlucky or stupid enough to say the quiet part out loud and get filmed doing it.
g3org3y said:
jdw100 said:
otolith said:
Castrol for a knave said:
bhstewie said:
Ah look, the mask has slipped. Just the person I’d pick to represent this ‘party’.
Fits the stereotype that comes to my mind.
If he wasn’t in his awful suit and if younger he might be filling out a football shirt and shouting ‘eeennnngggerrrlaaand!’
tangerine_sedge said:
fourstardan said:
Farage has shown some quick actions on this and thats a feather in the cap for me.
Now onto establishing whether other parties actually broke laws.
What is it about reform that attracts these people and then makes them think that the others joining the party also hold similar views? They are either not very bright, or think that other reform members are a safe space for their views?Now onto establishing whether other parties actually broke laws.
Other parties might have some people with deplorable opinions, but it seems to be a pre-requisite for the reform party.
There have been cases of racism, bigotry, sexism, homophobia, bullying, cronyism, graft in all parties. However, in the case of racism, the Reform party, out of them, needs to exercise the most caution, if they do not wish to morph into the sort of party very, very few would ever wish to support.
jdw100 said:
otolith said:
Castrol for a knave said:
bhstewie said:
Ah look, the mask has slipped. Just the person I’d pick to represent this ‘party’.
I am alright Jack said:
Are canvases picked or are they simply volunteers that turn up? I really don't know.
In all honesty, given what you have seen of UK politics, what 'process' do you imagine here, for any party?I cannot square the idea that any are overrun with armies of keen, willing and thoroughly vetted volunteers.
I am alright Jack said:
jdw100 said:
otolith said:
Castrol for a knave said:
bhstewie said:
Ah look, the mask has slipped. Just the person I’d pick to represent this ‘party’.
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