Reform UK - A symptom of all that is wrong?
Discussion
the-photographer said:
PurplePenguin said:
Dave200 said:
the-photographer said:
PurplePenguin said:
Tiny percentage which is compounding year on year
at the end of March 2024, the number of asylum cases awaiting an initial decision (86,460 cases, relating to 118,329 people) was more than one-third (35%) lower than at the end of March 2023If anything, I'd say it was "reducing".
b
hstewie said:
hstewie said:Dagnir said:
I was pointing out that just because it's existing legislation that gives you 'rights', doesn't automatically mean it's a good thing.
Which of the rights the EHCR gives me is a bad thing for me?It makes me laugh when Reform supporters get all uppity about any criticism, and cite their "right to an opinion".
You're not being mocked for the opinion you hold.
You're being mocked because of the complete lack of critical thinking that has gone into forming that opinion.
Anyone is entitled to hold any opinion. If you can't back yours up appropriately, expect to be called out on it.
You're not being mocked for the opinion you hold.
You're being mocked because of the complete lack of critical thinking that has gone into forming that opinion.
Anyone is entitled to hold any opinion. If you can't back yours up appropriately, expect to be called out on it.
Edited by Dave200 on Monday 8th July 20:20
Dave200 said:
It makes me laugh when Reform supporters get all uppity about any criticism, and cite their "right to an opinion".
You're not being mocked for the opinion you hold.
You're being mocked because of the complete lack of critical thinking that has gone into forming that opinion.
Anyone is entitled to hold any opinion. If you can't back yours up appropriately, expect to be called out on it.
I find that blisteringly ironic coming from you Dave.You're not being mocked for the opinion you hold.
You're being mocked because of the complete lack of critical thinking that has gone into forming that opinion.
Anyone is entitled to hold any opinion. If you can't back yours up appropriately, expect to be called out on it.
Edited by Dave200 on Monday 8th July 20:20
Dave200 said:
It makes me laugh when Reform supporters get all uppity about any criticism, and cite their "right to an opinion".
You're not being mocked for the opinion you hold.
You're being mocked because of the complete lack of critical thinking that has gone into forming that opinion.
Anyone is entitled to hold any opinion. If you can't back yours up appropriately, expect to be called out on it.
Who are these Reform supporters in the forum you speak of?You're not being mocked for the opinion you hold.
You're being mocked because of the complete lack of critical thinking that has gone into forming that opinion.
Anyone is entitled to hold any opinion. If you can't back yours up appropriately, expect to be called out on it.
Edited by Dave200 on Monday 8th July 20:20
I assume there are very few.
p1stonhead said:
Small issue with those options pictured being Australia turned itself into a prison island with mandatory medical procedures during Covid, Italy stopped people working and earning money unless they conformed to specified medical procedures, and France now has laws that mean you can't criticise or object to 'the party line' on health measures the Government implements without risk of massive fines (or worse IIRC)... so the question is, do you trust them not to do it again next time?Vanden Saab said:
chrispmartha said:
He was on GB News earlier. Don't tell me you were actually taken in by it. Oh my.The article was about them having to prove they were real. It even says they have spoken to him. It also wasn’t just about him
Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff