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fido

17,739 posts

270 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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captain_cynic said:
Of all the parties in the UK Labour has done the most to purge itself of the extremist elements which weren't very numerous to begin with.
Yes, but only because it has the most extremists to purge of all the mainstream parties. If folks here are saying Reform are rotten from the head well Labour is rotten from the core. The Conservatives took over the 'inclusivity' mantle a long time ago.


Edited by fido on Friday 28th June 10:28

Bathroom_Security

3,592 posts

132 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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captain_cynic said:
Either Farage is such an idiot he didn't know the kind of candidates he's supporting or he knew and agrees with them. There's simply too many now to be a clerical error.
I think he knows full well what's going on. He has seen what happened with Brexit and knows his customer base. His aim will be to woo or sway that 51%.

Dangerous times.

StevieBee

14,179 posts

270 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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Jordie Barretts sock said:
You think all Reform supporters are racist and homophobic?

Because I seriously doubt that is true.
It's not true at all.

However, all (or the majority) of racists and homophobes will be Reform supporters.

bad company

20,450 posts

281 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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StevieBee said:
It's not true at all.

However, all (or the majority) of racists and homophobes will be Reform supporters.
Sadly true. frown

captain_cynic

15,096 posts

110 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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fido said:
captain_cynic said:
Of all the parties in the UK Labour has done the most to purge itself of the extremist elements which weren't very numerous to begin with.
Yes, but only because it has the most extremists of all the mainstream parties. If folks here are saying Reform are rotten from the head well Labour is rotten from the core.
rofl

Have you not seen the Tories?

Labour has the fewest extremists... Which is why they were easy to get rid of.

The electorate looks to be getting rid of most of the Tory extremists for them though, by getting rid of the Tories. Pretty sad it's come to such extreme measures.

turbobloke

111,708 posts

275 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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StevieBee said:
Jordie Barretts sock said:
You think all Reform supporters are racist and homophobic?

Because I seriously doubt that is true.
It's not true at all.

However, all (or the majority) of racists and homophobes will be Reform supporters.
How do you think anti-Semites will vote, will they be torn between two Parties for example? Likewise for those with anti-Islam sentiment?

Will such considerations dominate voting or do other issues enter the fray?

fido

17,739 posts

270 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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captain_cynic said:
Have you not seen the Tories?
First British Asian prime minister. Labour .. ??

President Merkin

4,297 posts

34 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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Farage clearly holds these views, this is hardly news, however in doing so, his party attracts the dregs of society, who inevitably get exposed, daily and so the paradox of Reform is the intention to create a signficant political force that by definition, the majority of people find repulsive.

I am so tired of hearing it's about giving the Tories a kick in the arse. You can do that by voting Labour or Green or Lib Dem or that nutter in Durham with a bee in his bonnet about Einstein, You vote Reform because you like the message, too many in here obviously think that but try to water it down which is more telling than they realise.

captain_cynic

15,096 posts

110 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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fido said:
captain_cynic said:
Have you not seen the Tories?
First British Asian prime minister. Labour .. ??
Who has to be forced on the membership. Not the "Gotcha" you wanted.

Also doesn't excuse the dozens of other hate filled people he allegedly leads.

Tom8

4,248 posts

169 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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President Merkin said:
Jordie Barretts sock said:
Merkin, far right?

As in Fascist?

Reform are not Fascists. Undoubtedly there are some in the party with Fascist sympathies, the same as Labour have members with Communist sympathies. But in the main, I think Reform are a right wing party. They are not the same as the BNP/NF/NSDAP.
A fish rots from the head down. There are a couple of things you should understand. If you want to grasp why Reform is so attractive to racists, far more than any attempt you may make at both siding it with Labour & Conservative, then you should look at who referred to Muslims as a fifth column, BLM as Taliban, Romanians as unwanted neighbours, Chinese as ch***y & a Jewish lobby.

The mistake Reform fanz make routinely is thinking Reform is an uncontroversial & acceptable outlet for these views because the guy at the top trots them out routinely.

The daily exposure of racists comes about because it's led by a guy with a long hstory of racism, hanging out with racists & leading parties full of racists. A real warm welcome for racists.

The part you all miss is the majority of people aren't racists & thus Reform is destined to be forever confined to 15% of the vote and moreover, a 60 year old, chain smoking non stop drinker isn't going to carry the fever dream past 2029 & the whole grim enterprise will fizzle out just like its predecessors.
Sorry, but earlier in this thread this week you were blatantly racist, offering abuse against three protected characteristics and you are complaining about others being racist. One can only assume that with your levels of blatant hypocrisy you are a standard bearer for those on the left. Are you standing for Labour in the election?

bad company

20,450 posts

281 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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fido said:
captain_cynic said:
Have you not seen the Tories?
First British Asian prime minister. Labour .. ??
Not to mention 3 female leaders &. PM’s. Labour . .??

bitchstewie

58,507 posts

225 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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turbobloke said:
How do you think anti-Semites will vote, will they be torn between two Parties for example? Likewise for those with anti-Islam sentiment?

Will such considerations dominate voting or do other issues enter the fray?
Is this the bit where people like you think antisemitism is a cancer when it's Labour (which it is) but go strangely quiet when it's Farage or one of his "quality" candidates in the news for it?

rscott

16,352 posts

206 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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JagLover said:
don'tbesilly said:
It looks like Andrew John Parker may struggle to get anymore bit part acting jobs IF it turns out that he was the individual who featured heavily in the C4 expose last night.



https://www.mandy.com/talent/grid/?actor=676753

Comments are worth a read
https://x.com/unmaskedantifa/status/18064297878982...

Isabel Oakeshott was on Talksport earlier, Reform officials are looking into the claims that are currently being made on Twitter.

https://x.com/isabeloakeshott/status/1806603654478...

https://x.com/isabeloakeshott/status/1806604066287...



Edited by don'tbesilly on Friday 28th June 09:25
That's him I think?. Guardian says the activist on Channel 4 programme is an Andrew Parker

So an actor who specialises in playing villains and in doing "rough" voices scratchchin

Could of course all be legitimate and wants to canvas for Reform as well as being an actor.
They describe him as "a cast member from BBC's Holby City" - he was in 1 episode back in 2017 and was credited as "visitor", so not exactly a major role.

The other canvasser, George Jones, recorded making comments about police cars, pride flags and nonces was well known to the party and has been working with them for quite some time.




captain_cynic

15,096 posts

110 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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bhstewie said:
Is this the bit where people like you think antisemitism is a cancer when it's Labour (which it is) but go strangely quiet when it's Farage or one of his "quality" candidates in the news for it?
It also requires turning a blind eye to how anti-Semitic Reform are..

President Merkin

4,297 posts

34 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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Tom8 said:
Sorry, but earlier in this thread this week you were blatantly racist, offering abuse against three protected characteristics and you are complaining about others being racist. One can only assume that with your levels of blatant hypocrisy you are a standard bearer for those on the left. Are you standing for Labour in the election?
Only in your scrambled head Tommy.

smn159

14,065 posts

232 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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captain_cynic said:
bhstewie said:
Is this the bit where people like you think antisemitism is a cancer when it's Labour (which it is) but go strangely quiet when it's Farage or one of his "quality" candidates in the news for it?
It also requires turning a blind eye to how anti-Semitic Reform are..
Tacit racism is Reform's core proposition. Hilarious how prospective Reform voters will jump through hoops to try and pretend otherwise and insist that they're really all about saving the NHS or 'improving' the Tory party or something

bitchstewie

58,507 posts

225 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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captain_cynic said:
bhstewie said:
Is this the bit where people like you think antisemitism is a cancer when it's Labour (which it is) but go strangely quiet when it's Farage or one of his "quality" candidates in the news for it?
It also requires turning a blind eye to how anti-Semitic Reform are..
It's a theme on this thread.

The most vocal posters about antisemitism and abuse from "lefties" or "Muslims" are literally incapable of calling out the same thing when Reform are involved.

You'd almost think they didn't actually give a fk about antisemitism and just see it as a political stick to beat people with.

fido

17,739 posts

270 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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bhstewie said:
turbobloke said:
How do you think anti-Semites will vote, will they be torn between two Parties for example? Likewise for those with anti-Islam sentiment?

Will such considerations dominate voting or do other issues enter the fray?
Is this the bit where people like you think antisemitism is a cancer when it's Labour (which it is) but go strangely quiet when it's Farage or one of his "quality" candidates in the news for it?
If Reform ever elect an anti-semite [or one that harbours them] then feel free to go to town on them.

President Merkin

4,297 posts

34 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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fido said:
If Reform ever elect an anti-semite [or one that harbours them] then feel free to go to town on them.
If Farage wins Clacton, there's one. However, if you mean Reform electing people to positions then I regret to inform you it's structured as a limited company with directors but no democratic processes whatsoever.

bitchstewie

58,507 posts

225 months

Friday 28th June 2024
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fido said:
If Reform ever elect an anti-semite [or one that harbours them] then feel free to go to town on them.
Is it OK so long as they don't get elected?
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