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You know exactly what you meant. If you take the poster at face value, he's not a political type but has heard a few things farage has said that have struck a chord. Rather than take the piss and signal your own superiority, just explain that he's probably only aware of the tip of the farage iceberg. That way you might actually change a mind rather than alienate the bloke. This is only one person on here and I'm not blaming you for reform doing well in the polls, but this sort of approach is exactly what got Brexit over the line.

I think I’ll stick to taking the piss. It’s good to have a hobby.
 
Do you think Reform will deem 3 seats as a success?
I think they'll deem whatever they get a success, even if it's just a load of votes. For once I think it's probably good we don't have PR. Having said that, I do think farage/Galloway in the house would sort of cancel each other out and probably hold starmers toes to the fire.
 
I am 34 never voted in my life don't have a clue about politics but this year I am voting reform. After everything I ve heard and read labour scare the shit out of me
So what have you read and heard, and where did you read / hear it? And if you are going to vote for Farage, then I suggest you search for KippaxPete’s recent post of a video on Farage.
 
The mask underneath the mask slipped yesterday with the utter shite that Farage came out about Russia. His ideals on minority groups certainly aligns with Putin’s, maybe he should take himself and his hangers on to Moscow. They give you a free gun and ship you to the Donbas but you probably won’t come back alive though.
 
The mask underneath the mask slipped yesterday with the utter shite that Farage came out about Russia. His ideals on minority groups certainly aligns with Putin’s, maybe he should take himself and his hangers on to Moscow. They give you a free gun and ship you to the Donbas but you probably won’t come back alive though.
Ever cloud has a silver lining.
 
I am 34 never voted in my life don't have a clue about politics but this year I am voting reform. After everything I ve heard and read labour scare the shit out of me
That repugnant **** sided with Putin last night, he sided with Andrew Tate, he has dehumanised different ethnicities with his rhetoric, one of his lackeys said we should have sympathised with Hitler; and after all that, it's Labour that terrify you? Truly breathtaking.
 
You know exactly what you meant. If you take the poster at face value, he's not a political type but has heard a few things farage has said that have struck a chord. Rather than take the piss and signal your own superiority, just explain that he's probably only aware of the tip of the farage iceberg. That way you might actually change a mind rather than alienate the bloke. This is only one person on here and I'm not blaming you for reform doing well in the polls, but this sort of approach is exactly what got Brexit over the line.
Reform aren't doing well in the the polls. Do you think the Tories are? Because they're currently above the repackaged National Front. A bigoted, racist sub-section of our country are never going to get a political foothold, thankfully those times have changed. And anyone who sides with Farage after what he said last night is going to be called out; they're free to express their ideals, but they're going to be called out.
 
Reform aren't doing well in the the polls. Do you think the Tories are? Because they're currently above the repackaged National Front. A bigoted, racist sub-section of our country are never going to get a political foothold, thankfully those times have changed. And anyone who sides with Farage after what he said last night is going to be called out; they're free to express their ideals, but they're going to be called out.
Holly Valance donated £50k to them, I mean she was fit back in the day but how thick is she.
 
I am 34 never voted in my life don't have a clue about politics but this year I am voting reform. After everything I ve heard and read labour scare the shit out of me

Can I ask what have you heard/read about Labour that scares you?
 
Both points in your question are false.

Starmer is not responsible for bringing people in to the party. Anyone is free to join and free to express a view. Only when things cross a line is there a decision to be made and Starmer tries to keep out of that unlike his predecessor.

And Starmer has never said that starving kids is acceptable.

If you can't keep the discussion based on reality there's no point going on.

Starmer had no involvement in Akehurst being put in North Durham? Haha fuckin hell.

Pressed on whether cutting off water and power supplies into Gaza would be appropriate as part of an Israeli response, he replied: "I think that Israel does have that right, it is an ongoing situation.
 
I am 34 never voted in my life don't have a clue about politics but this year I am voting reform. After everything I ve heard and read labour scare the shit out of me
What parts worry you, blue?

There are so many things when you step into politics, it can become a quagmire. It’s probably better to pick a few big issues that you would like changing and see which party offers you the best outcome, then vote for whoever you think is right.
 
Tbf I think Hilts has got food and water mixed up, Starmer did 100% state Israel has the Right to withhold Water from the Palestinian people. Either way like me and others have said it's an abhorrent and horrific thing to say. He shouldn't be anywhere near Number 10 on that quote alone.

Not mixed up just there doesn't appear to be a sufficient word for withholding water that can cause death. You can last a lot longer without food than water.

Maybe in their heads Starmer and @Gareth Barry Conlon have convinced themselves that Israel just made a couple of kids a bit thirsty like. I can see why he would vote for Starmer they seem to be made of the same stuff.

It's only kids though there is an election to win and annoying Israel would bring controversial headlines. Priorities chaps, Priorities.
 
The way that interview has been completely mythologised and twisted is infuriating to me and I don’t even like Starmer.

Starmer says about 10 times in 30 seconds “Israel has the right to defend itself… Israel has that right… Israel has that right…” clearly he is talking about Israel’s right to defend itself. That point is abundantly clear.

Ferrari interrupts and talks about stopping water and Starmer continues “Israel has that right [stuck in a loop of repeating the same thing he’s already said repeatedly]. Obviously everything should be done within international law.

How has the bit in bold been totally erased from history? How has this turned into Starmer advocating the deaths of children? Is starving children within the bounds of international law? No? Then that is quite obviously not what he’s suggesting. Is stopping water as a form of collective punishment within the bounds of international law? No? Then he clearly he was not suggesting that either. It’s not a matter for ambiguity.

There have been people complaining for years about the Tories taking things out of context and weaponising them against the likes of Corbyn, and now they’re quite happily doing it themselves without a second thought. Suggesting somebody believes war crimes are okay when they have actually quite clearly said the exact opposite. Unless somebody can come here and explain how war crimes can be committed within international law.

You know what clears things up? Actually answering the question. He could have said I am not happy with Israel cutting off water and electricity supplies to children. There you go that easy and pretty much everyone would agree with that statement.

But he said they have a right to defend themselves in a direct response to that question. That's validates it to the viewer.
 
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You know what clears things up? Actually answering the question. He could have said I am not happy with Israel cutting off water and electricity supplies to children. There you go that easy and pretty much everyone would agree with that state.

But he said they have a right to defend themselves in a direct response to that question. That's validates it to the viewer.
I won't be voting Labour, but although it's isn't what he said we all know it's most likely what he meant and he wouldn't believe depriving children of water was a good or a right thing.Not everything is black and white.
 

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