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"I’m assuming the majority of this forum are voting reform, myself included. Do you think a reform government would help the swingers scene more than the SNP?" I dont see why this wouldn't be top of their manifesto. | |||
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"Farage is such an obvious fraud you would need to have shit for brains to vote for him." They all are, decades of failure… on every front. Hammering taxpayers year after year. Those established parties, do not deserve any vote but sadly, people keep voting for failure in the hope for change. | |||
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"Farage is such an obvious fraud you would need to have shit for brains to vote for him." They really need to introduce upvoting and likes to this forum. | |||
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"Farage is such an obvious fraud you would need to have shit for brains to vote for him."  | |||
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"If you vote reform it shows a lack of intelligence " That’s the same for Labour and the SNP lol Conservatives, failure. Lib Dem, traitors. Greens, insane? Get rid of the lot. | |||
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"If you vote reform it shows a lack of intelligence " Bit like voting SNP? | |||
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"I’m assuming the majority of this forum are voting reform, myself included. Do you think a reform government would help the swingers scene more than the SNP?" Are you a secret billionaire? If not why would you vote for billionaires playthings | |||
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"I would vote for any party capable of stopping this mass illegal immigration and who will put its own citizens first no matter what race or creed...seeing gendarmes hand over life jackets n packed lunches to these illegal un unvetted male immigrants boils my pish.. british patriots are now in france patrolling the beaches and destroying the dingies...cos the government cant do any thing.....deploy proper security / army to patrol the french shoreline n stop these illegals..they are in a safe country..n been thru several safe countries. The UK should be secured n a step to far for these illegals." | |||
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"I would vote for any party capable of stopping this mass illegal immigration and who will put its own citizens first no matter what race or creed...seeing gendarmes hand over life jackets n packed lunches to these illegal un unvetted male immigrants boils my pish.. british patriots are now in france patrolling the beaches and destroying the dingies...cos the government cant do any thing.....deploy proper security / army to patrol the french shoreline n stop these illegals..they are in a safe country..n been thru several safe countries. The UK should be secured n a step to far for these illegals." Oooook | |||
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"If you're voting Reform, then your brain is fully in your balls." What is it you don’t like? | |||
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"If you're voting Reform, then your brain is fully in your balls." What if you don't have balls? | |||
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"I would vote for any party capable of stopping this mass illegal immigration and who will put its own citizens first no matter what race or creed...seeing gendarmes hand over life jackets n packed lunches to these illegal un unvetted male immigrants boils my pish.. british patriots are now in france patrolling the beaches and destroying the dingies...cos the government cant do any thing.....deploy proper security / army to patrol the french shoreline n stop these illegals..they are in a safe country..n been thru several safe countries. The UK should be secured n a step to far for these illegals." 100% agree. A Reform UK government want to make British citizens their number one priority in Britain, and are the only political party doing so. How can anyone argue against that? | |||
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" Reform got over a thousand votes in the Fife bi-election, the usual FB political know it alls voted for them but didn’t know any of their policies except ‘stop the boats!’ Brexit was a stupid mistake, a Reform government will be a disaster! But, we might get a tacky ballroom at No 10….." Exactly...oh its "stop the boats" and "want our country back"....Retard Uk supporters can never really explain who exactly they want the country back from..... | |||
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" Reform got over a thousand votes in the Fife bi-election, the usual FB political know it alls voted for them but didn’t know any of their policies except ‘stop the boats!’ Brexit was a stupid mistake, a Reform government will be a disaster! But, we might get a tacky ballroom at No 10….. Exactly...oh its "stop the boats" and "want our country back"....Retard Uk supporters can never really explain who exactly they want the country back from....." You can disagree with Reform UK without using ableist insults or writing off everyone who supports them. The “want our country back” slogan is vague, and it’s fair to ask what people mean by it, but the way to get a real answer is by discussing policy and ideas, not by attacking people. If you want productive debate, should challenge arguments, not insult individuals. | |||
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"I’m assuming the majority of this forum are voting reform, myself included. Do you think a reform government would help the swingers scene more than the SNP?" If you look at the polls then that's an unfounded assumption. Reform are not on target to win any seats in Scotland. | |||
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"I’m assuming the majority of this forum are voting reform, myself included. Do you think a reform government would help the swingers scene more than the SNP?" Are you serious or having a laugh mate? Reform is full of failed Tories and labour drop outs, why would anyone with an ounce sense vote for the new age Tory party? | |||
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" Reform got over a thousand votes in the Fife bi-election, the usual FB political know it alls voted for them but didn’t know any of their policies except ‘stop the boats!’ Brexit was a stupid mistake, a Reform government will be a disaster! But, we might get a tacky ballroom at No 10….. Exactly...oh its "stop the boats" and "want our country back"....Retard Uk supporters can never really explain who exactly they want the country back from..... You can disagree with Reform UK without using ableist insults or writing off everyone who supports them. The “want our country back” slogan is vague, and it’s fair to ask what people mean by it, but the way to get a real answer is by discussing policy and ideas, not by attacking people. If you want productive debate, should challenge arguments, not insult individuals. " It’s usually a sign that the person doing the insulting is incapable of a real discussion or debate. I’ve actually seen profiles on here that say they won’t meet Tory or reform voters, which I find strange but each to their own, but I would rather meet someone with a different political stance to me than someone that uses language like retard | |||
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"People worrying about boats with immigrants, coming to try make a living and survive. But oblivious to the millionaires stealing everything from them and pointing at the boats and saying it's them! Farage is a Russian stooge, who has openly tried to screw this country over. But yet some people still think he's looking out for you? Unless you have a bank account with over a million in it... he's not looking out for you." What millionaires are stealing everything and how are they doing it? | |||
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"People worrying about boats with immigrants, coming to try make a living and survive. But oblivious to the millionaires stealing everything from them and pointing at the boats and saying it's them! Farage is a Russian stooge, who has openly tried to screw this country over. But yet some people still think he's looking out for you? Unless you have a bank account with over a million in it... he's not looking out for you. What millionaires are stealing everything and how are they doing it? " Well companies like Starbucks and Amazon avoid tax. Their combined tax bills would fund the NHS probably. But hey, it's not their fault. It's the brown dude you should worry about. Every year the gap between the top 1% and the rest gets bigger, and you lot think it's gonna get better if you stop immigration? I'm married to an immigrant, I was raised by one, so this subject bothers me. Yes i would openly avoid anyone who admitted voting for Reform. That vote, says so much about you and your values.. i would have nothing in common with you. So why waste my energy and time. | |||
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"People worrying about boats with immigrants, coming to try make a living and survive. But oblivious to the millionaires stealing everything from them and pointing at the boats and saying it's them! Farage is a Russian stooge, who has openly tried to screw this country over. But yet some people still think he's looking out for you? Unless you have a bank account with over a million in it... he's not looking out for you. What millionaires are stealing everything and how are they doing it? Well companies like Starbucks and Amazon avoid tax. Their combined tax bills would fund the NHS probably. But hey, it's not their fault. It's the brown dude you should worry about. Every year the gap between the top 1% and the rest gets bigger, and you lot think it's gonna get better if you stop immigration? I'm married to an immigrant, I was raised by one, so this subject bothers me. Yes i would openly avoid anyone who admitted voting for Reform. That vote, says so much about you and your values.. i would have nothing in common with you. So why waste my energy and time." Firstly you have no idea who I vote Secondly Amazon contributed nearly £6 billion in tax in the uk last year and since 2010 have made direct investments of nearly £60 billion and plan another £40 billion It employes 75,000 people, many of which are immigrants so can you tell me what your issue with Amazon is? | |||
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"It is nice to see this chat... because now you know what profiles to completely avoid. " | |||
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"Starbucks estimated contribution to the uk economy is almost £340 million. " Notice you say contribution to economy. Not tax. Because they paid under £8m in tax in 2023 after grossing over £150m | |||
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"Amazon paid under £19m in tax, on an estimated £27b sales revenue in 2024. Also the first year in 4 years they paid any corporation tax. But i appreciate the effort." Thanks for the appreciation. Tax isn’t just corporation tax but I reckon you already know that but it doesn’t suit the narrative | |||
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"It is nice to see this chat... because now you know what profiles to completely avoid. " Couldn't agree more! The block button is a blessing! | |||
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"It is nice to see this chat... because now you know what profiles to completely avoid. Couldn't agree more! The block button is a blessing! " I use all the forum posts like that. Difference of opinions is healthy but the way opinions are put across is telling x | |||
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"Amazon paid under £19m in tax, on an estimated £27b sales revenue in 2024. Also the first year in 4 years they paid any corporation tax. But i appreciate the effort. Thanks for the appreciation. Tax isn’t just corporation tax but I reckon you already know that but it doesn’t suit the narrative " You asked me to back up my claims. I think i did that fairly. I haven't insulted anyone. I have remained calm. But as i said at the beginning, it is not worth my time or effort to get involved with this, as it is clear people will have a basis for their beliefs... and even in undeniable proof they won't waver. Farage is an upper class private school boy... who will do nothing to support working class people. | |||
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"I’m assuming the majority of this forum are voting reform, myself included. Do you think a reform government would help the swingers scene more than the SNP?" I assume you're just trolling for a reaction? | |||
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"I would vote for any party capable of stopping this mass illegal immigration and who will put its own citizens first no matter what race or creed...seeing gendarmes hand over life jackets n packed lunches to these illegal un unvetted male immigrants boils my pish.. british patriots are now in france patrolling the beaches and destroying the dingies...cos the government cant do any thing.....deploy proper security / army to patrol the french shoreline n stop these illegals..they are in a safe country..n been thru several safe countries. The UK should be secured n a step to far for these illegals." Good god | |||
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"Amazon paid under £19m in tax, on an estimated £27b sales revenue in 2024. Also the first year in 4 years they paid any corporation tax. But i appreciate the effort. Thanks for the appreciation. Tax isn’t just corporation tax but I reckon you already know that but it doesn’t suit the narrative You asked me to back up my claims. I think i did that fairly. I haven't insulted anyone. I have remained calm. But as i said at the beginning, it is not worth my time or effort to get involved with this, as it is clear people will have a basis for their beliefs... and even in undeniable proof they won't waver. Farage is an upper class private school boy... who will do nothing to support working class people. " Sorry I wasn’t implying you were being insulting or putting your points across aggressively. The comment I made regarding that was directed at people who use language like retard. I won’t vote reform, I don’t vote at all and I certainly don’t like farage. He’s not a friend of Scotland. There are policies I agree with like getting rid of net zero but the snp, labour, Lib Dem’s and tories all have at least one policy I agree with so I don’t align myself with any party or label myself as either left or right wing. | |||
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"People who affect your everyday life negatively are not arriving in boats, they arrive in suits and limos. You have to be a special kind of gullible if you think refugees/asylum seekers have any material affect on this nation. Meanwhile, £Billions was lost to the lie that was Brexit, and Covid fraud. Who was behind that? Well one of them leads a limited company called Reform. Don't be gullible." The cost of housing illegal immigrants whether it be in rented accommodation or hotels is around £5 billion per year Do you think that doesn’t have a material effect on the country? This is just housing btw | |||
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"I keep seeing the phrase "illegal immigrants" bandied about when it seems it refers to genuine asylum seekers and refugees. One of the current issues is that our government has removed many of the legitimate routes to seeking asylum. The numbers being accommodated could be reduced significantly if we didn't have such a huge backlog of unprocessed claims for asylum. But it's so much easier to call them all illegals isn't it?" I think using wording like undocumented would cause more concern for people. | |||
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"I keep seeing the phrase "illegal immigrants" bandied about when it seems it refers to genuine asylum seekers and refugees. One of the current issues is that our government has removed many of the legitimate routes to seeking asylum. The numbers being accommodated could be reduced significantly if we didn't have such a huge backlog of unprocessed claims for asylum. But it's so much easier to call them all illegals isn't it? I think using wording like undocumented would cause more concern for people. " Perhaps but then most of them have documents so why not call them what they are? Refugees and asylum seekers | |||
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"It's not the small boats, that are the problem it's the luxury yachts " 2 things can be true my friend | |||
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" Reform got over a thousand votes in the Fife bi-election, the usual FB political know it alls voted for them but didn’t know any of their policies except ‘stop the boats!’ Brexit was a stupid mistake, a Reform government will be a disaster! But, we might get a tacky ballroom at No 10….. Exactly...oh its "stop the boats" and "want our country back"....Retard Uk supporters can never really explain who exactly they want the country back from..... You can disagree with Reform UK without using ableist insults or writing off everyone who supports them. The “want our country back” slogan is vague, and it’s fair to ask what people mean by it, but the way to get a real answer is by discussing policy and ideas, not by attacking people. If you want productive debate, should challenge arguments, not insult individuals. It’s usually a sign that the person doing the insulting is incapable of a real discussion or debate. I’ve actually seen profiles on here that say they won’t meet Tory or reform voters, which I find strange but each to their own, but I would rather meet someone with a different political stance to me than someone that uses language like retard "Yeah usually on my block list  | |||
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"Sorry dude, but people coming in small boat crossings constitute less than 5% of net immigration." Exactly...
Yet, its "uncontrolled, undocumented, fighting age men invading this island".... | |||
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"Out of interest why are you voting Reform?" To help the swinging scene perhaps? | |||
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"People who affect your everyday life negatively are not arriving in boats, they arrive in suits and limos. You have to be a special kind of gullible if you think refugees/asylum seekers have any material affect on this nation. Meanwhile, £Billions was lost to the lie that was Brexit, and Covid fraud. Who was behind that? Well one of them leads a limited company called Reform. Don't be gullible. The cost of housing illegal immigrants whether it be in rented accommodation or hotels is around £5 billion per year Do you think that doesn’t have a material effect on the country? This is just housing btw " £5bn is loose change, so no it doesnt have a *material* effect. We spend around £200bn a year on the NHS alone, just as a comparison. | |||
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"Fully on the reform boat. Something has to change " Something? People said the same simplistic nonsense with Brexit and it's a complete disaster. Guess what all those Brexiteers are doing now...moved onto the next con which is Reform Ltd. | |||
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"Fully on the reform boat. Something has to change Something? People said the same simplistic nonsense with Brexit and it's a complete disaster. Guess what all those Brexiteers are doing now...moved onto the next con which is Reform Ltd." All politicians are conmen mate that’s the game. But we still have to live with the country they shape. If Reform end up offering a safer, more stable place for my kids to grow up, I’ll vote for that. And so will a lot of people. Fear drives voters, and voters follow whatever’s on the ballot. Change doesn’t need to be poetic or complex; it just needs to be better than what we've got. That’s democracy. What’s your solution? Another 50 years of Labour–Tory tennis? Or a protest vote for the SNP who promise independence but can’t deliver it anytime soon? What happens to the rest of us while they’re working on it? | |||
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"I’m assuming the majority of this forum are voting reform, myself included. Do you think a reform government would help the swingers scene more than the SNP?" I haven't even scrolled through the comments yet... why on earth would you assume that the majority will vote Reform? How much information has to be broadcast about them and their members before everyone realises they are a bunch of shysters? The very name of their party is ironic. They don't want to reform anything. | |||
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"I’m assuming the majority of this forum are voting reform, myself included. Do you think a reform government would help the swingers scene more than the SNP? I haven't even scrolled through the comments yet... why on earth would you assume that the majority will vote Reform? How much information has to be broadcast about them and their members before everyone realises they are a bunch of shysters? The very name of their party is ironic. They don't want to reform anything. " This. And they're also not a political party, they are a company | |||
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"Fully on the reform boat. Something has to change Something? People said the same simplistic nonsense with Brexit and it's a complete disaster. Guess what all those Brexiteers are doing now...moved onto the next con which is Reform Ltd. All politicians are conmen mate that’s the game. But we still have to live with the country they shape. If Reform end up offering a safer, more stable place for my kids to grow up, I’ll vote for that. And so will a lot of people. Fear drives voters, and voters follow whatever’s on the ballot. Change doesn’t need to be poetic or complex; it just needs to be better than what we've got. That’s democracy. What’s your solution? Another 50 years of Labour–Tory tennis? Or a protest vote for the SNP who promise independence but can’t deliver it anytime soon? What happens to the rest of us while they’re working on it? " Yip a v sensible post ! | |||
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"Farage is such an obvious fraud you would need to have shit for brains to vote for him." | |||
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"I’m assuming the majority of this forum are voting reform, myself included. Do you think a reform government would help the swingers scene more than the SNP? I haven't even scrolled through the comments yet... why on earth would you assume that the majority will vote Reform? How much information has to be broadcast about them and their members before everyone realises they are a bunch of shysters? The very name of their party is ironic. They don't want to reform anything. " This | |||
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"So you think boats will get from France to an independent Scotland? Would need a very big outboard, or fucking strong arms! " Dover to Scotland is a doddle. Compared to the journey people make to get to France in the first place. Not exactly boatloads of Frenchmen coming over | |||
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"I’m assuming the majority of this forum are voting reform, myself included. Do you think a reform government would help the swingers scene more than the SNP?" Get this crap tae fuck | |||
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"Fully on the reform boat. Something has to change Something? People said the same simplistic nonsense with Brexit and it's a complete disaster. Guess what all those Brexiteers are doing now...moved onto the next con which is Reform Ltd. All politicians are conmen mate that’s the game. But we still have to live with the country they shape. If Reform end up offering a safer, more stable place for my kids to grow up, I’ll vote for that. And so will a lot of people. Fear drives voters, and voters follow whatever’s on the ballot. Change doesn’t need to be poetic or complex; it just needs to be better than what we've got. That’s democracy. What’s your solution? Another 50 years of Labour–Tory tennis? Or a protest vote for the SNP who promise independence but can’t deliver it anytime soon? What happens to the rest of us while they’re working on it? " "All politicians are conmen".... I stopped at that point. Many politicians are decent people who want to make difference. Perhaps you need to see what they do and support behind the scenes? There are also better places to be conmen than Westminster... | |||
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"Farage is such an obvious fraud you would need to have shit for brains to vote for him." Aren't they all though, personally don't trust anyone. | |||
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"Farage is such an obvious fraud you would need to have shit for brains to vote for him. They all are, decades of failure… on every front. Hammering taxpayers year after year. Those established parties, do not deserve any vote but sadly, people keep voting for failure in the hope for change." Nonsense | |||
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"Reform seem to be the only protest option for the centre right and right wing voters who are fed up with the same old same old political deflection tactics. Being politically homeless I would like to see a party noise the rest up and hold their feet to the fire a bit more. " You want to vote for fascist conmen as a protest? Protest against what exactly and how would Reform improve everyone's lives? Walk me through their policies and how it would positively impact Scotland? What positive things have they done in English councils they control? | |||
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"I’m assuming the majority of this forum are voting reform, myself included. Do you think a reform government would help the swingers scene more than the SNP?" Ahahahahahahahahahahahahaa | |||
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"Reform seem to be the only protest option for the centre right and right wing voters who are fed up with the same old same old political deflection tactics. Being politically homeless I would like to see a party noise the rest up and hold their feet to the fire a bit more. You want to vote for fascist conmen as a protest? Protest against what exactly and how would Reform improve everyone's lives? Walk me through their policies and how it would positively impact Scotland? What positive things have they done in English councils they control?" Calling them fascist is just lazy. There's nothing wrong with national identity, everyone is entitled to it. Also Reform haven't actually been in power so you can't judge them yet. All we can do is listen to the available parties and weigh it up and vote. That's democracy my guy. | |||
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"Starbucks estimated contribution to the uk economy is almost £340 million. Notice you say contribution to economy. Not tax. Because they paid under £8m in tax in 2023 after grossing over £150m " WhAtS yOuR iSsUe WiTh StArBuCkS | |||
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"Reform seem to be the only protest option for the centre right and right wing voters who are fed up with the same old same old political deflection tactics. Being politically homeless I would like to see a party noise the rest up and hold their feet to the fire a bit more. You want to vote for fascist conmen as a protest? Protest against what exactly and how would Reform improve everyone's lives? Walk me through their policies and how it would positively impact Scotland? What positive things have they done in English councils they control? Calling them fascist is just lazy. There's nothing wrong with national identity, everyone is entitled to it. Also Reform haven't actually been in power so you can't judge them yet. All we can do is listen to the available parties and weigh it up and vote. That's democracy my guy. " You can judge them Privatise the NHS Send them back to where Stop the boats by doing what Dismantling the minimum wage Cutting tax for millionaires Reducing personal incomes for working people All their policies and im judging them as a bunch of gaslighted frauds hiding behind a thin veil of racism | |||
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"Reform seem to be the only protest option for the centre right and right wing voters who are fed up with the same old same old political deflection tactics. Being politically homeless I would like to see a party noise the rest up and hold their feet to the fire a bit more. You want to vote for fascist conmen as a protest? Protest against what exactly and how would Reform improve everyone's lives? Walk me through their policies and how it would positively impact Scotland? What positive things have they done in English councils they control? Calling them fascist is just lazy. There's nothing wrong with national identity, everyone is entitled to it. Also Reform haven't actually been in power so you can't judge them yet. All we can do is listen to the available parties and weigh it up and vote. That's democracy my guy. You can judge them Privatise the NHS Send them back to where Stop the boats by doing what Dismantling the minimum wage Cutting tax for millionaires Reducing personal incomes for working people All their policies and im judging them as a bunch of gaslighted frauds hiding behind a thin veil of racism " Don't vote for them then buddy
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"Reform seem to be the only protest option for the centre right and right wing voters who are fed up with the same old same old political deflection tactics. Being politically homeless I would like to see a party noise the rest up and hold their feet to the fire a bit more. You want to vote for fascist conmen as a protest? Protest against what exactly and how would Reform improve everyone's lives? Walk me through their policies and how it would positively impact Scotland? What positive things have they done in English councils they control? Calling them fascist is just lazy. There's nothing wrong with national identity, everyone is entitled to it. Also Reform haven't actually been in power so you can't judge them yet. All we can do is listen to the available parties and weigh it up and vote. That's democracy my guy. You can judge them Privatise the NHS Send them back to where Stop the boats by doing what Dismantling the minimum wage Cutting tax for millionaires Reducing personal incomes for working people All their policies and im judging them as a bunch of gaslighted frauds hiding behind a thin veil of racism Don't vote for them then buddy
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"The problem with Reform is they have very few candidates that have the experience to run the country, on saying that, they have ruffled a few of the long standing politicians who have been on a free ride for years and I am talking about all the other parties as well. Every day it seems now that there is proof of corruption and dishonesty within politics at an alarming level. No one knows where the money really goes. Reform need to get votes to get a few candidates voted in, just to get experience and maybe within the next two parliaments they would gain sufficient knowledge of how things work. That's if they can control the Civil servants, not the easiest thing to do, they are the real power! It's clear labour and the Tories have had their day, greens and liberals I don't think are going any further so we do need politicians than can learn to work alongside other parties for the benefit of the country and not be about where their next votes are coming from. Sad really just how much in the gutter the current government and politicians really are.. I don't think any of us really know who to vote for as their policies are only there for the election and forgotten about once they are in power.. I could go on and on, but that's my thoughts and my rant is over. " Any council they have in England from what I hear they have made a rip roaring cnut of it. Not found wast full spending. Not cut costs. Increased council tax Notts banned the press Aye...Im not a fan, just because they shout they are different, it doesn't make them different. | |||
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"The problem with Reform is they have very few candidates that have the experience to run the country, on saying that, they have ruffled a few of the long standing politicians who have been on a free ride for years and I am talking about all the other parties as well. Every day it seems now that there is proof of corruption and dishonesty within politics at an alarming level. No one knows where the money really goes. Reform need to get votes to get a few candidates voted in, just to get experience and maybe within the next two parliaments they would gain sufficient knowledge of how things work. That's if they can control the Civil servants, not the easiest thing to do, they are the real power! It's clear labour and the Tories have had their day, greens and liberals I don't think are going any further so we do need politicians than can learn to work alongside other parties for the benefit of the country and not be about where their next votes are coming from. Sad really just how much in the gutter the current government and politicians really are.. I don't think any of us really know who to vote for as their policies are only there for the election and forgotten about once they are in power.. I could go on and on, but that's my thoughts and my rant is over. " I’m with you. At some point we’ve got to stop letting the fear of being judged scare us away from trying something different. I don’t blame anyone for being cautious, but we can’t just stagger along the same road forever. I’d roll the dice. That’s the beauty of democracy nd if Reform get a shot and they’re pish, the country will show them the door at the next election. Simple. And on that whole ‘racism’ accusation that gets thrown around any time borders or national policy are mentioned... people need to calm down. Wanting secure borders and a government that looks after the people who already live here isn’t hateful. It’s literally what every functioning country on the planet does. It doesn’t mean excluding the world; it just means running things responsibly. We shouldn’t be terrified of being labelled something we’re not for saying the obvious. Nobody’s calling for anything extreme – we’re talking about protecting our country, our communities, and the democratic system that lets us fix mistakes if we make them. | |||
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"The problem with Reform is they have very few candidates that have the experience to run the country, on saying that, they have ruffled a few of the long standing politicians who have been on a free ride for years and I am talking about all the other parties as well. Every day it seems now that there is proof of corruption and dishonesty within politics at an alarming level. No one knows where the money really goes. Reform need to get votes to get a few candidates voted in, just to get experience and maybe within the next two parliaments they would gain sufficient knowledge of how things work. That's if they can control the Civil servants, not the easiest thing to do, they are the real power! It's clear labour and the Tories have had their day, greens and liberals I don't think are going any further so we do need politicians than can learn to work alongside other parties for the benefit of the country and not be about where their next votes are coming from. Sad really just how much in the gutter the current government and politicians really are.. I don't think any of us really know who to vote for as their policies are only there for the election and forgotten about once they are in power.. I could go on and on, but that's my thoughts and my rant is over. I’m with you. At some point we’ve got to stop letting the fear of being judged scare us away from trying something different. I don’t blame anyone for being cautious, but we can’t just stagger along the same road forever. I’d roll the dice. That’s the beauty of democracy nd if Reform get a shot and they’re pish, the country will show them the door at the next election. Simple. And on that whole ‘racism’ accusation that gets thrown around any time borders or national policy are mentioned... people need to calm down. Wanting secure borders and a government that looks after the people who already live here isn’t hateful. It’s literally what every functioning country on the planet does. It doesn’t mean excluding the world; it just means running things responsibly. We shouldn’t be terrified of being labelled something we’re not for saying the obvious. Nobody’s calling for anything extreme – we’re talking about protecting our country, our communities, and the democratic system that lets us fix mistakes if we make them." You would role the dice on privatising the NHS and dismantling the minimum wage. Wow! Tackling child poverty, social issues and living under the shadow of Russian influences isn't a throw of dice and 5 years is a long time. Another Wow! Have a decent Saturday night all. | |||
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"The problem with Reform is they have very few candidates that have the experience to run the country, on saying that, they have ruffled a few of the long standing politicians who have been on a free ride for years and I am talking about all the other parties as well. Every day it seems now that there is proof of corruption and dishonesty within politics at an alarming level. No one knows where the money really goes. Reform need to get votes to get a few candidates voted in, just to get experience and maybe within the next two parliaments they would gain sufficient knowledge of how things work. That's if they can control the Civil servants, not the easiest thing to do, they are the real power! It's clear labour and the Tories have had their day, greens and liberals I don't think are going any further so we do need politicians than can learn to work alongside other parties for the benefit of the country and not be about where their next votes are coming from. Sad really just how much in the gutter the current government and politicians really are.. I don't think any of us really know who to vote for as their policies are only there for the election and forgotten about once they are in power.. I could go on and on, but that's my thoughts and my rant is over. I’m with you. At some point we’ve got to stop letting the fear of being judged scare us away from trying something different. I don’t blame anyone for being cautious, but we can’t just stagger along the same road forever. I’d roll the dice. That’s the beauty of democracy nd if Reform get a shot and they’re pish, the country will show them the door at the next election. Simple. And on that whole ‘racism’ accusation that gets thrown around any time borders or national policy are mentioned... people need to calm down. Wanting secure borders and a government that looks after the people who already live here isn’t hateful. It’s literally what every functioning country on the planet does. It doesn’t mean excluding the world; it just means running things responsibly. We shouldn’t be terrified of being labelled something we’re not for saying the obvious. Nobody’s calling for anything extreme – we’re talking about protecting our country, our communities, and the democratic system that lets us fix mistakes if we make them. You would role the dice on privatising the NHS and dismantling the minimum wage. Wow! Tackling child poverty, social issues and living under the shadow of Russian influences isn't a throw of dice and 5 years is a long time. Another Wow! Have a decent Saturday night all." You’ve put words in my mouth. I never endorsed privatising the NHS or scrapping the minimum wage. Reform’s own manifesto literally says the NHS stays free at the point of use — they just want to use spare private capacity, which every government already does, if it's pish (5 years then they're out, I'm rolling that dice). And there’s nothing in their policy about ‘dismantling’ the minimum wage either. You jumped straight to the most extreme interpretation just to score a point. Debate what was actually said, not what you wish I’d said. All this gaslighting and scaremongering from a "quiet man". Wow!! | |||
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"The problem with Reform is they have very few candidates that have the experience to run the country, on saying that, they have ruffled a few of the long standing politicians who have been on a free ride for years and I am talking about all the other parties as well. Every day it seems now that there is proof of corruption and dishonesty within politics at an alarming level. No one knows where the money really goes. Reform need to get votes to get a few candidates voted in, just to get experience and maybe within the next two parliaments they would gain sufficient knowledge of how things work. That's if they can control the Civil servants, not the easiest thing to do, they are the real power! It's clear labour and the Tories have had their day, greens and liberals I don't think are going any further so we do need politicians than can learn to work alongside other parties for the benefit of the country and not be about where their next votes are coming from. Sad really just how much in the gutter the current government and politicians really are.. I don't think any of us really know who to vote for as their policies are only there for the election and forgotten about once they are in power.. I could go on and on, but that's my thoughts and my rant is over. I’m with you. At some point we’ve got to stop letting the fear of being judged scare us away from trying something different. I don’t blame anyone for being cautious, but we can’t just stagger along the same road forever. I’d roll the dice. That’s the beauty of democracy nd if Reform get a shot and they’re pish, the country will show them the door at the next election. Simple. And on that whole ‘racism’ accusation that gets thrown around any time borders or national policy are mentioned... people need to calm down. Wanting secure borders and a government that looks after the people who already live here isn’t hateful. It’s literally what every functioning country on the planet does. It doesn’t mean excluding the world; it just means running things responsibly. We shouldn’t be terrified of being labelled something we’re not for saying the obvious. Nobody’s calling for anything extreme – we’re talking about protecting our country, our communities, and the democratic system that lets us fix mistakes if we make them." Didn't quite work for the people of Germany in the period 1933 to 1945. Lessons from history should be etched into people's minds about facism and right wing nut jobs. Nationalism and facism are different cheeks of the same arse 🥷 | |||
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"The problem with Reform is they have very few candidates that have the experience to run the country, on saying that, they have ruffled a few of the long standing politicians who have been on a free ride for years and I am talking about all the other parties as well. Every day it seems now that there is proof of corruption and dishonesty within politics at an alarming level. No one knows where the money really goes. Reform need to get votes to get a few candidates voted in, just to get experience and maybe within the next two parliaments they would gain sufficient knowledge of how things work. That's if they can control the Civil servants, not the easiest thing to do, they are the real power! It's clear labour and the Tories have had their day, greens and liberals I don't think are going any further so we do need politicians than can learn to work alongside other parties for the benefit of the country and not be about where their next votes are coming from. Sad really just how much in the gutter the current government and politicians really are.. I don't think any of us really know who to vote for as their policies are only there for the election and forgotten about once they are in power.. I could go on and on, but that's my thoughts and my rant is over. I’m with you. At some point we’ve got to stop letting the fear of being judged scare us away from trying something different. I don’t blame anyone for being cautious, but we can’t just stagger along the same road forever. I’d roll the dice. That’s the beauty of democracy nd if Reform get a shot and they’re pish, the country will show them the door at the next election. Simple. And on that whole ‘racism’ accusation that gets thrown around any time borders or national policy are mentioned... people need to calm down. Wanting secure borders and a government that looks after the people who already live here isn’t hateful. It’s literally what every functioning country on the planet does. It doesn’t mean excluding the world; it just means running things responsibly. We shouldn’t be terrified of being labelled something we’re not for saying the obvious. Nobody’s calling for anything extreme – we’re talking about protecting our country, our communities, and the democratic system that lets us fix mistakes if we make them. You would role the dice on privatising the NHS and dismantling the minimum wage. Wow! Tackling child poverty, social issues and living under the shadow of Russian influences isn't a throw of dice and 5 years is a long time. Another Wow! Have a decent Saturday night all. You’ve put words in my mouth. I never endorsed privatising the NHS or scrapping the minimum wage. Reform’s own manifesto literally says the NHS stays free at the point of use — they just want to use spare private capacity, which every government already does, if it's pish (5 years then they're out, I'm rolling that dice). And there’s nothing in their policy about ‘dismantling’ the minimum wage either. You jumped straight to the most extreme interpretation just to score a point. Debate what was actually said, not what you wish I’d said. All this gaslighting and scaremongering from a "quiet man". Wow!! " Farage was on the TV only last week saying that the national minimum wage was costing too much and do. We need it.... A quote from farage....thats back door privatisation, I wonder who owns the forms offering this re-funded NHS services.... However, Mr Farage has also said repeatedly that he believes the NHS’s funding model should be rethought. On 28 March, while again saying he believed the service should be free at the point of delivery, he reportedly told the BBC: “Everyone knows we are not getting value, let’s re-examine the whole funding model and find a way that’s more efficient.” If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck....its a duck. | |||
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"The problem with Reform is they have very few candidates that have the experience to run the country, on saying that, they have ruffled a few of the long standing politicians who have been on a free ride for years and I am talking about all the other parties as well. Every day it seems now that there is proof of corruption and dishonesty within politics at an alarming level. No one knows where the money really goes. Reform need to get votes to get a few candidates voted in, just to get experience and maybe within the next two parliaments they would gain sufficient knowledge of how things work. That's if they can control the Civil servants, not the easiest thing to do, they are the real power! It's clear labour and the Tories have had their day, greens and liberals I don't think are going any further so we do need politicians than can learn to work alongside other parties for the benefit of the country and not be about where their next votes are coming from. Sad really just how much in the gutter the current government and politicians really are.. I don't think any of us really know who to vote for as their policies are only there for the election and forgotten about once they are in power.. I could go on and on, but that's my thoughts and my rant is over. I’m with you. At some point we’ve got to stop letting the fear of being judged scare us away from trying something different. I don’t blame anyone for being cautious, but we can’t just stagger along the same road forever. I’d roll the dice. That’s the beauty of democracy nd if Reform get a shot and they’re pish, the country will show them the door at the next election. Simple. And on that whole ‘racism’ accusation that gets thrown around any time borders or national policy are mentioned... people need to calm down. Wanting secure borders and a government that looks after the people who already live here isn’t hateful. It’s literally what every functioning country on the planet does. It doesn’t mean excluding the world; it just means running things responsibly. We shouldn’t be terrified of being labelled something we’re not for saying the obvious. Nobody’s calling for anything extreme – we’re talking about protecting our country, our communities, and the democratic system that lets us fix mistakes if we make them. You would role the dice on privatising the NHS and dismantling the minimum wage. Wow! Tackling child poverty, social issues and living under the shadow of Russian influences isn't a throw of dice and 5 years is a long time. Another Wow! Have a decent Saturday night all. You’ve put words in my mouth. I never endorsed privatising the NHS or scrapping the minimum wage. Reform’s own manifesto literally says the NHS stays free at the point of use — they just want to use spare private capacity, which every government already does, if it's pish (5 years then they're out, I'm rolling that dice). And there’s nothing in their policy about ‘dismantling’ the minimum wage either. You jumped straight to the most extreme interpretation just to score a point. Debate what was actually said, not what you wish I’d said. All this gaslighting and scaremongering from a "quiet man". Wow!! Farage was on the TV only last week saying that the national minimum wage was costing too much and do. We need it.... A quote from farage....thats back door privatisation, I wonder who owns the forms offering this re-funded NHS services.... However, Mr Farage has also said repeatedly that he believes the NHS’s funding model should be rethought. On 28 March, while again saying he believed the service should be free at the point of delivery, he reportedly told the BBC: “Everyone knows we are not getting value, let’s re-examine the whole funding model and find a way that’s more efficient.” If it looks like a duck, quacks like a duck....its a duck. " His friends are probably making money off the services I agree. All political parties do the same, this isn't new. As for the rest, re-thought and re-examine isnt exactly Doomsday, apocalyptic nazi Germany language. Thanks for making my point for me. Keep quacking 
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"I would vote for any party capable of stopping this mass illegal immigration and who will put its own citizens first no matter what race or creed...seeing gendarmes hand over life jackets n packed lunches to these illegal un unvetted male immigrants boils my pish.. british patriots are now in france patrolling the beaches and destroying the dingies...cos the government cant do any thing.....deploy proper security / army to patrol the french shoreline n stop these illegals..they are in a safe country..n been thru several safe countries. The UK should be secured n a step to far for these illegals." That’s made me lose my erection and dry up. | |||
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"I would vote for any party capable of stopping this mass illegal immigration and who will put its own citizens first no matter what race or creed...seeing gendarmes hand over life jackets n packed lunches to these illegal un unvetted male immigrants boils my pish.. british patriots are now in france patrolling the beaches and destroying the dingies...cos the government cant do any thing.....deploy proper security / army to patrol the french shoreline n stop these illegals..they are in a safe country..n been thru several safe countries. The UK should be secured n a step to far for these illegals. That’s made me lose my erection and dry up. " Why ? Explain...... | |||
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" I’m with you. At some point we’ve got to stop letting the fear of being judged scare us away from trying something different. I don’t blame anyone for being cautious, but we can’t just stagger along the same road forever. I’d roll the dice. That’s the beauty of democracy nd if Reform get a shot and they’re pish, the country will show them the door at the next election. Simple. And on that whole ‘racism’ accusation that gets thrown around any time borders or national policy are mentioned... people need to calm down. Wanting secure borders and a government that looks after the people who already live here isn’t hateful. It’s literally what every functioning country on the planet does. It doesn’t mean excluding the world; it just means running things responsibly. We shouldn’t be terrified of being labelled something we’re not for saying the obvious. Nobody’s calling for anything extreme – we’re talking about protecting our country, our communities, and the democratic system that lets us fix mistakes if we make them." The UK borders are secure, yes "boat people arrive" and are picked up by the coastguard and then the police. They are processed by Border Force officials, so they aint "undocumented" as it is wildly claimed. "People need to calm down" (about racism)...oh please! I doubt you have encountered racist comments directed at you... Has anyone ever shouted "go back to where you came from?" at you??!? Has anyone ever said "deport em all " at you?? Reform and their rhetoric have such comments mainstream and normal. Any news article about a coloured person with a comment section, you will find "deport" in the comments. No such comment exists if a white man/woman is accused of any crime. Brexit is and was a shambles. The little facist is banging on about getting rid of the ECHR...but unable to explain what the benefit is/will be. Yes we live in a democracy, you can vote for the party of your choice...but its always easy to destroy something and much harder to build... | |||
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"Reform is full of Tory’s that previously f***ed our country and economy up. So why would you think it’d be any different under what is essentially a rebranded branch of the Tory party, except this time with f***ing idiots on board like Nadine Dorres etc. I get that our political system is largely broken but I’ll tell you now that Reform are most definitely not the answer, if anything they’ll make it all 10 times worse " Can you point us in the direction of any politician in past 20 years from any party who has been successful in improving the country for the betterment of the population? | |||
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" A Reform UK government want to make British citizens their number one priority " Reform have no interest in Scotland at all. Not one policy directed here. Voting for them is to have us reduced to a lower level than even the Tories wanted us. You might be a sub but get get off your knees occasionally. | |||
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"I’m assuming the majority of this forum are voting reform, myself included. Do you think a reform government would help the swingers scene more than the SNP?" If you think that then you must have a very very small group of friends. | |||
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"The problem with Reform is they have very few candidates that have the experience to run the country, on saying that, they have ruffled a few of the long standing politicians who have been on a free ride for years and I am talking about all the other parties as well. Every day it seems now that there is proof of corruption and dishonesty within politics at an alarming level. No one knows where the money really goes. Reform need to get votes to get a few candidates voted in, just to get experience and maybe within the next two parliaments they would gain sufficient knowledge of how things work. That's if they can control the Civil servants, not the easiest thing to do, they are the real power! It's clear labour and the Tories have had their day, greens and liberals I don't think are going any further so we do need politicians than can learn to work alongside other parties for the benefit of the country and not be about where their next votes are coming from. Sad really just how much in the gutter the current government and politicians really are.. I don't think any of us really know who to vote for as their policies are only there for the election and forgotten about once they are in power.. I could go on and on, but that's my thoughts and my rant is over. I’m with you. At some point we’ve got to stop letting the fear of being judged scare us away from trying something different. I don’t blame anyone for being cautious, but we can’t just stagger along the same road forever. I’d roll the dice. That’s the beauty of democracy nd if Reform get a shot and they’re pish, the country will show them the door at the next election. Simple. And on that whole ‘racism’ accusation that gets thrown around any time borders or national policy are mentioned... people need to calm down. Wanting secure borders and a government that looks after the people who already live here isn’t hateful. It’s literally what every functioning country on the planet does. It doesn’t mean excluding the world; it just means running things responsibly. We shouldn’t be terrified of being labelled something we’re not for saying the obvious. Nobody’s calling for anything extreme – we’re talking about protecting our country, our communities, and the democratic system that lets us fix mistakes if we make them. Didn't quite work for the people of Germany in the period 1933 to 1945. Lessons from history should be etched into people's minds about facism and right wing nut jobs. Nationalism and facism are different cheeks of the same arse 🥷" Well said. Which is why the SNP changed their name from 'Nationalist to National' | |||
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"They told us to vote brexit to "take back our borders." That didn't work. Farage and ukip disappeared and let the shit hit the fan. Why does anyone think putting him in number 10 will "stop the boats?" Labour sat on the sidelines for years telling us to vote for them and they will fix the uk. 1 year down and it's worse. Yet, Farage and his band of weasels are not only going to fix the uk but are going to help Scotland? Offt, be very careful what you vote for folks. " Spot on mate… | |||
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"They told us to vote brexit to "take back our borders." That didn't work. Farage and ukip disappeared and let the shit hit the fan. Why does anyone think putting him in number 10 will "stop the boats?" Labour sat on the sidelines for years telling us to vote for them and they will fix the uk. 1 year down and it's worse. Yet, Farage and his band of weasels are not only going to fix the uk but are going to help Scotland? Offt, be very careful what you vote for folks. " I agree with all that. The only thing I think worth adding, and I'm speaking as a Civil Servant, is that it wouldn't have mattered who got elected last time round. Things were always gonna get worse, things are gonna carry on being difficult, and not much is gonna change for a long time. Pretty much is in a difficult spot. It doesn't matter which party is in control. They're all gonna have to deal with the same issues. | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck." Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? | |||
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"They told us to vote brexit to "take back our borders." That didn't work. Farage and ukip disappeared and let the shit hit the fan. Why does anyone think putting him in number 10 will "stop the boats?" Labour sat on the sidelines for years telling us to vote for them and they will fix the uk. 1 year down and it's worse. Yet, Farage and his band of weasels are not only going to fix the uk but are going to help Scotland? Offt, be very careful what you vote for folks. " Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. It's an absolute mind fuxk that any sane, rational person would consider voting for Reform UK Ltd, the same charlatans who brought you Brexit on a wave of lies. | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ?" Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel " Unless its sarcasm...... Your location is noted as "Glasgow Area"...nowhere near the channel | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel Unless its sarcasm...... Your location is noted as "Glasgow Area"...nowhere near the channel " Guess what, they house them all over the country. Did I really have to explain that? LOL | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel " Moving away from immigration, which of their policies make sense? It's obvious that Reform have difficulty agreeing on any other topics | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel Moving away from immigration, which of their policies make sense? It's obvious that Reform have difficulty agreeing on any other topics " Getting rid of net zero targets, tax breaks for emergency services, tax breaks for small businesses and getting rid of the tv licence | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel Moving away from immigration, which of their policies make sense? It's obvious that Reform have difficulty agreeing on any other topics " I wasn’t saying they’re the good guys, I’m saying like other parties their ‘promises’ or should we say lies to get into power all look good on paper. I wouldn’t trust a politician as far as I could throw them. | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel Moving away from immigration, which of their policies make sense? It's obvious that Reform have difficulty agreeing on any other topics I wasn’t saying they’re the good guys, I’m saying like other parties their ‘promises’ or should we say lies to get into power all look good on paper. I wouldn’t trust a politician as far as I could throw them." So can you provide an example of something that looks good on paper please? | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel Unless its sarcasm...... Your location is noted as "Glasgow Area"...nowhere near the channel Guess what, they house them all over the country. Did I really have to explain that? LOL"Guess wisdom has been chasing you, for you have always been faster.... | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel " It's an internnational obligation enshrined in law to give safe refuge to people fleeing war and oppression, and that's a good thing yeah? | |||
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"Abolish stamp duty on properties up to 750,000, cut corporation tax, and introduce no income tax for those earning under 20,000 per year. Create a new Department of Immigration, freeze "non-essential" immigration, and take Britain out of the European Convention on Human Rights to control who enters the country Invest 17 billion into the NHS All sounds good on paper, will it happen absolutely not " Leaving the ECHR is a good thing? You do understand what protections that gives you and me? And you do understand that the UK helped write it? Dear me. | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel Moving away from immigration, which of their policies make sense? It's obvious that Reform have difficulty agreeing on any other topics Getting rid of net zero targets, tax breaks for emergency services, tax breaks for small businesses and getting rid of the tv licence " Why is getting rid of net zero targets a good thing? | |||
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"Anyone that argues that reform won’t change or are frauds etc need to look at the argument for independence Sometime you need to take a risk for change. I have voted snp for ages but they are ruining this country with their woke bs and the windfall tax, I know a few of the huge companies like Robert mcalpine, b&k Exxon etc have pulled out of Scotland because the tax is huge on them. So yeah reform last time and reform this time because change needs to happen and let’s be clear since labour lost Scotland years ago they’ve done f all to fix it. " Lol BS on all levels, why make crap up? | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel Moving away from immigration, which of their policies make sense? It's obvious that Reform have difficulty agreeing on any other topics Getting rid of net zero targets, tax breaks for emergency services, tax breaks for small businesses and getting rid of the tv licence Why is getting rid of net zero targets a good thing?" Because it’s the biggest con going. Remember all the nonsense before about holes in ozone layers lol | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel Moving away from immigration, which of their policies make sense? It's obvious that Reform have difficulty agreeing on any other topics Getting rid of net zero targets, tax breaks for emergency services, tax breaks for small businesses and getting rid of the tv licence Why is getting rid of net zero targets a good thing? Because it’s the biggest con going. Remember all the nonsense before about holes in ozone layers lol " I guess you think Covid was a lie as well  | |||
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"It is nice to see this chat... because now you know what profiles to completely avoid. " I was just going to say the same haha | |||
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"On paper their policies make sense, but prior to all previous elections so did the other parties policies. What I’m trying to say is it doesn’t matter who you vote for, they will always mess it up when they get in to power, break their promises, line their own pockets. The system is broken and corrupt. We are all pawns in this crazy game we call life, the people in power don’t care about us, as long as we keep performing are menial jobs and paying our taxes back into the coffers, they couldn’t give a f*ck. Can you detail what Reform policies "make sense" ? Their immigration policies for one. You obviously don’t live in an area where everyone’s clothes are still wet from the English Channel Moving away from immigration, which of their policies make sense? It's obvious that Reform have difficulty agreeing on any other topics Getting rid of net zero targets, tax breaks for emergency services, tax breaks for small businesses and getting rid of the tv licence Why is getting rid of net zero targets a good thing? Because it’s the biggest con going. Remember all the nonsense before about holes in ozone layers lol I guess you think Covid was a lie as well "Why would you guess that? | |||
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"Anyone that argues that reform won’t change or are frauds etc need to look at the argument for independence Sometime you need to take a risk for change. I have voted snp for ages but they are ruining this country with their woke bs and the windfall tax, I know a few of the huge companies like Robert mcalpine, b&k Exxon etc have pulled out of Scotland because the tax is huge on them. So yeah reform last time and reform this time because change needs to happen and let’s be clear since labour lost Scotland years ago they’ve done f all to fix it. Lol BS on all levels, why make crap up? "What part of that is BS? | |||
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"Anyone that argues that reform won’t change or are frauds etc need to look at the argument for independence Sometime you need to take a risk for change. I have voted snp for ages but they are ruining this country with their woke bs and the windfall tax, I know a few of the huge companies like Robert mcalpine, b&k Exxon etc have pulled out of Scotland because the tax is huge on them. So yeah reform last time and reform this time because change needs to happen and let’s be clear since labour lost Scotland years ago they’ve done f all to fix it. Lol BS on all levels, why make crap up? "Which part is BS? Fact is; Chevron, ExxonMobil, Marathon and ConnocoPhilips have sold all North Sea assets due to massive windfall tax and Apache are in process of selling up right now ExxonMobil as you will be aware is shutting down it's Mossmorran Holdings guess why??? Because North Sea oil and gas is far too expensive due to windfall tax on north sea developers. Crude is far cheaper in Asia and USA and as ExxonMobil is a business corporation with responsibilities to shareholders they will go where profits are higher. | |||
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"Abolish stamp duty on properties up to 750,000, cut corporation tax, and introduce no income tax for those earning under 20,000 per year. Create a new Department of Immigration, freeze "non-essential" immigration, and take Britain out of the European Convention on Human Rights to control who enters the country Invest 17 billion into the NHS All sounds good on paper, will it happen absolutely not " You really can't discuss them without mentioning immigration can you? Despite all their rhetoric they don't have a concrete proposal as to how they will prevent it Even if they do succeed this simply doesn't provide a basis for successful government What are their policies on housing, child poverty and unemployment? This one trick pony simply won't be capable of running the country | |||
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"If you vote reform it shows a lack of intelligence Bit like voting SNP?" Nah, voting SNP shows no intelligence, not a lack of it! | |||
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"Everyone wants a change to the normal swing back and forth, (no pun intended btw), but Reform are not the knights in White armour, (pun intended). F#ck racism in all its forms regardless of how bad youre told things are." White armour? I thought it was a white knight in shining armour- but that might be racist! | |||
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"17 billion for the NHS. Are they putting that on the side of a bus same as the did with the 350 million if we voted for Brexit. Im calling 🐂💩" It's BS along with every single other thing Reform claim/promise. They're using the Trump playbook, create false problems, get the media to report it, shout and lie enough about them and it becomes the norm, the gullible lap it up thinking it needs fixed and their lives will be better as a result. It wont, it gets worse. As the USA. | |||
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"People worrying about boats with immigrants, coming to try make a living and survive. But oblivious to the millionaires stealing everything from them and pointing at the boats and saying it's them! Farage is a Russian stooge, who has openly tried to screw this country over. But yet some people still think he's looking out for you? Unless you have a bank account with over a million in it... he's not looking out for you." This | |||
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Imagine wanting everyone to think the same as you
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"I find it insane that people block others because they have a different political opinion on a sex site
Imagine wanting everyone to think the same as you
Thankfully I’m more open minded than that "100% agree. | |||
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"I find it insane that people block others because they have a different political opinion on a sex site
Imagine wanting everyone to think the same as you
Thankfully I’m more open minded than that "The choice of someone's political views tells you the kind of person they are. I have no interest in meeting hateful people so blockity block | |||
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"I find it insane that people block others because they have a different political opinion on a sex site
Imagine wanting everyone to think the same as you
Thankfully I’m more open minded than that
The choice of someone's political views tells you the kind of person they are. I have no interest in meeting hateful people so blockity block "The left wing are as hateful as the right. How do you determine how hateful someone is based on what political party they support lol | |||
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"End of the day, this is a site to meet people who you want to talk to and play with. So stating it shouldn't matter if you have a different opinion is mental. I mean you are not stating that you prefer pineapple on a pizza. How can you have sex with someone who has completely different values. Don't play devils advocate and pretend that it's not a big deal to be a racist... it is, and you should be ashamed of it people." I’ve not seen anything racist at all. For me when I’m choosing a sexual partner I look for chemistry, confidence and if I’m physically attracted to them. Imagine taking someone home that ticks all your boxes and you’re about to jump into bed then you say “I forgot to ask do you like kier starmer or Nigel farage” I would just pump them harder if they gave the wrong answer | |||
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"End of the day, this is a site to meet people who you want to talk to and play with. So stating it shouldn't matter if you have a different opinion is mental. I mean you are not stating that you prefer pineapple on a pizza. How can you have sex with someone who has completely different values. Don't play devils advocate and pretend that it's not a big deal to be a racist... it is, and you should be ashamed of it people. I’ve not seen anything racist at all. For me when I’m choosing a sexual partner I look for chemistry, confidence and if I’m physically attracted to them. Imagine taking someone home that ticks all your boxes and you’re about to jump into bed then you say “I forgot to ask do you like kier starmer or Nigel farage” I would just pump them harder if they gave the wrong answer "Key word chemistry. I'm not blocking anyone, but this allows me to see who i have absolutely nothing in common with. And a big part of this is respect, and i have no respect for anyone who thinks reform is a positive move. They're the same people who think Trump is a laugh and was a good choice. Look how that worked out. | |||
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"End of the day, this is a site to meet people who you want to talk to and play with. So stating it shouldn't matter if you have a different opinion is mental. I mean you are not stating that you prefer pineapple on a pizza. How can you have sex with someone who has completely different values. Don't play devils advocate and pretend that it's not a big deal to be a racist... it is, and you should be ashamed of it people. I’ve not seen anything racist at all. For me when I’m choosing a sexual partner I look for chemistry, confidence and if I’m physically attracted to them. Imagine taking someone home that ticks all your boxes and you’re about to jump into bed then you say “I forgot to ask do you like kier starmer or Nigel farage” I would just pump them harder if they gave the wrong answer
Key word chemistry. I'm not blocking anyone, but this allows me to see who i have absolutely nothing in common with. And a big part of this is respect, and i have no respect for anyone who thinks reform is a positive move. They're the same people who think Trump is a laugh and was a good choice. Look how that worked out."I’m not that interested in American politics or British politics for that matter so I’m not sure how things are going for America. Personally speaking I don’t care what people’s political or religious beliefs are if I’m meeting them for sex. | |||
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"Out of interest why are you voting Reform?" Did the O.P. ever reply? I gave up searching for one after a fairly extensive scroll... | |||
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"I would vote for any party capable of stopping this mass illegal immigration and who will put its own citizens first no matter what race or creed...seeing gendarmes hand over life jackets n packed lunches to these illegal un unvetted male immigrants boils my pish.. british patriots are now in france patrolling the beaches and destroying the dingies...cos the government cant do any thing.....deploy proper security / army to patrol the french shoreline n stop these illegals..they are in a safe country..n been thru several safe countries. The UK should be secured n a step to far for these illegals." | |||
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