The Conservative Party

[mosssideblue]

Thankfully, Labour have pledged to scrap the whole Rwanda farce should they win the election

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

Is Sunak not saying how many of Rwanda's undesirables we must take in exchange fundamentally dishonest?

I think it’s taken as a given that Tories are dishonest.

This is trying to go down the “they’re all the same” rhetoric.

 

[Brewster's millions]

I think it’s taken as a given that Tories are dishonest.

This is trying to go down the “they’re all the same” rhetoric.

The tweet was dishonest, and worth highlighting given the discussion of asylum policies.

The ‘all the same thing’ is in your head and extremely tiresome.

 

[Alan Harper's Tash]

The tweet was dishonest, and worth highlighting given the discussion of asylum policies.

The ‘all the same thing’ is in your head and extremely tiresome.

Seems to be in a lot of peoples’ heads, especially the ones who support the party that’s about to be annihilated.

Has there ever been a Tory message that hasn’t had dishonesty attached to it? Probably quicker that way around for all of us.

 

[Blue and true]

Great word salad but is anyone on here claiming that asylum seekers are entitled to benefits, other than the cash allowance of course?

I would think the housing costs involved and the impact housing asylum seekers has on existing housing wait lists are the bigger issue for many. Most hard of comprehension knuckle draggers are aware of this even if you’re not.

It's a common misconception that those arriving by these means are claiming from the system, it's a misconception borne from hate and sadly many in this country buy it; it's the old "they took our jobs" trope. I maintain that most buy into it not because they have a fear of hospitals or schools being overrun (nonsensical btw) but because they are inherently racist; even if they don't realise it.

And the biggest issue facing housing at the moment is prohibitive mortgage rates and the private renting sector being as exploitative as it has ever been; the latter issue is something our esteemed government have had years to redress (NB: before Stop The Boats was even a speck in the Tory manifesto ballsack) but no, it's now the fault of the oppressed families washing up on our shores.

 

[blueparrot]

Seems to be in a lot of peoples’ heads, especially the ones who support the party that’s about to be annihilated.

Has there ever been a Tory message that hasn’t had dishonesty attached to it? Probably quicker that way around for all of us.

Think you’ll find tories rarely discuss tory policies on their merit these days, alway move the discussion onto other parties and policies.

 

[Blue and true]

Seems to be in a lot of peoples’ heads, especially the ones who support the party that’s about to be annihilated.

Has there ever been a Tory message that hasn’t had dishonesty attached to it? Probably quicker that way around for all of us.

I must admit the dishonesty stick is a strange one for a Tory supporter to wield. Spectacular really.

 

[blueinsa]

I’m concerned about illegal migration and feel the government of the day should do far more to protect our borders from those with no rightful claim or genuine need to be here but the Rwanda policy is utterly horrific and should be binned.

I sincerely hope we never see a single aircraft take off in fact we won’t see any do so before the GE.

The incoming Labour government should obviously scrap and distance itself but at the same time, come up with a workable plan to tackle the issue.

 

[bluethrunthru]

OFF HIS FUCKING HEAD - AGAIN

 

[BrianW]

Something must be done.
This is something.
Let's do that.

Rarely will you see a better example of this process. It astounds me how people attach themselves to such policies that - apart from any question of humanitarianism - simply will not work.

It would probably be just as effective to fine each unauthorised arrival £50 and ban them from driving for five years. That would be 'something' too.