Yeah reform came second in NINETY EIGHT constituencies 
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Second means nothing. You win the seat or you lose.Yeah reform came second in NINETY EIGHT constituencies
Switzerland came second to England this evening
.Haha fair enough but they did get plenty of votes! For a fringe party to get the second most votes in a constituency really isn’t badSecond means nothing. You win the seat or you lose.
Switzerland came second to England this evening
So did Corbyn in 2017. Still lost.
Corbyn is/was part of a much larger party rather than an up and coming one. Fundamentally agree though
I picked my side and I stand by it. I'll pander and eat crow but, as it stands, between the light and dark, there is only Reform.
I'm curious as to what women who support Farage think of his recent comments re: Andrew Tate and his friendship with Trump?
That's a lot of gullible people who think that DER IMMIGRUNTS are to blame for their crappy lives and not growing inequality.Yeah reform came second in NINETY EIGHT constituencies
I didn’t even know about this so looked it up- I just think the way it gets reported is always so twisted.
Nigel seems to have said he is part of the same phenomenon as Andrew Tate in regards to him being an important voice for the emasculated. Not anything to do with the unrelated statement that he condones violence against women who don’t obey men.
It’s questionable I agree- I don’t think he should be aligning himself with AT. That’s stupid. He may not know all the details about him- he’s quite a Gen Z thing? He may just have seen his promotional videos
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I listened to the LBC interview he gave around the time of the Andrew Tate comments and his words (from his mouth, not how it was reported, I heard the whole thing on my way to work) followed the sentiment. 'Men should be men'. I don't think that needs elaborating on, to be honest.
It’s not immigration, it’s mass immigration. The most vulnerable in British society are the ones most affected by the strain on public services, lack of affordable housing and low wages undercut by cheap immigration and exploitative contracts. All of which contribute to inequality.
Yeah there’s a few super rich people with ill gotten gains, but they’re not the majority. Even the middle class would benefit from there not being millions of extra people that taxes have to support…
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I mean it’s pretty sexist (I don’t like that side of Nigel), but I don’t think “Men should be men” is the most terrible comment ever.
Compare that to Starmer not respecting women’s’ spaces under a sinister sheen of tolerance and I know which one is worse for women’s’ rights..
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I don't know enough about Tate to comment. I have, however, have met Trump... And I don't agree 100% but I like him. Sorry- not Sorry. Please don't tell the other thread.
Are you actually curious, or have you already made up your mind?
Ah interesting! Yeah I’m no big Trump fan and don’t condone some of his comments but he does tend to get the same hysterical rhetoric as Nigel. He’s a gauche, brash politician who likes to stir things up like a toddler, not a monster
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I don't know enough about Tate to comment. I have, however, have met Trump... And I don't agree 100% but I like him. Sorry- not Sorry. Please don't tell the other thread.
I’d just like to remind everyone that the children of this bleep have EU passports so can move about freely within Europe, but he has robbed the rest of us of that privilege.
He has many supporters and friends including pastor Mark Burns who was in his circle and still is. I'm a supporter too and dgaf who slates me for it. Tough titty
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I don't know enough about Tate to comment. I have, however, have met Trump... And I don't agree 100% but I like him. Sorry- not Sorry. Please don't tell the other thread.
Fantastic that you've met him
Nope, genuinely curious. If you'd have read my posts earlier in this thread you'd see that I can actually understand why people might get on side with the immigration side of things, even if I don't agree, but this part I can't square.
It's a shame for any constituency represented by Reform imo. A lot of them don't seem to be local to their constituencies and while immigration may be a big problem in them (I assume that's why they voted Reform), it's hardly the only problem