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Are you suggesting Reform represent working men? What do you even mean by working men? That's like 20 million people. And are you also suggesting Reform are an actual party? The same ones who are registered as a business!?
Comment by No-Alps4243 at 24/01/2025 at 21:28 UTC
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I was genuinely asking, I wasn't making some sort of militant stance. In my eyes politicians and high ranking bankers etc are the issue. I've lived through about 10 elections, not one of those political parties have changed life in the uk for the average person in real positive way
We still get up, go to work on knackered roads, crap public transport, for a lot of people crap pay, can't buy a house etc They've all gotten richer though. I'm saying the public should more of a say on what is happening with the country.
Also I think that when a politician lies to win an election, they should be held responsible. There isn't a single member of parliament that can relate to an average person and it shows. I'm not talking about reform, most of the people voting reform would just be voting for border closures.
That's not me at all, I'm actually pro immigration. None of the political parties align with my beliefs and reform are 100% not it. I've met a lot of people who are dying for reform.....the one thing they've all had in common is.....they're all fucking knuckle heads.
Comment by No-Alps4243 at 24/01/2025 at 21:13 UTC
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I didn't say anything about reform?