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A Political Thread pt. 2

What are the British press finally hounding Farage for what has been known for years?
He's always had the veil of deniability by staying just the right side of accusations - the current batch don't have any veil on them at all though.
So he's following the Trumpian playbook of denial => play down => everyone does it etc

The dog whistle has become an alarm whistle

Whether it moves the voters remains to be seen
 
The veil was very thin to begin with but now it's pretty much transparent. There is also a world of difference between comedy that has since been deemed unacceptable and saying Hitler was right to gas the Jews to a Jew, which has never been right in any context.
 
He's always had the veil of deniability by staying just the right side of accusations - the current batch don't have any veil on them at all though.
So he's following the Trumpian playbook of denial => play down => everyone does it etc

The dog whistle has become an alarm whistle

Whether it moves the voters remains to be seen

It wont move the needle at all lets be honest!
 
It wont move the needle at all lets be honest!
Can't see reform voters jumping ship to Labour, Libs or greens. That leaves the Conservatives who are picking up slightly in the poles.

I can see Labour voters turning to the Libs, greens, PC and SNP.

How this reflects years later at a GE who knows. The locals could be interesting.
 
Can't see reform voters jumping ship to Labour, Libs or greens. That leaves the Conservatives who are picking up slightly in the poles.

I can see Labour voters turning to the Libs, greens, PC and SNP.

How this reflects years later at a GE who knows. The locals could be interesting.

I think the hardcore Reform base doesnt go anywhere, allegations of Farage being racist at 13 coming out 50 years later arent swinging any neutrals leaning reform, there may be some Tories who wanted to punish them return....

Labour voters have a decision, either their vote is split amongst lib dems, green, PC and SNP, or they collude against Reform and strategically pull out of certain regions to ensure a non Reform winner, as we have seen recently.

I think a coalition is likely, but depending on how spineless leaders are..
 
What do “hard times” “strong men” “good times” and “weak men” mean?

Its a quote about the cyclic nature of siciety, tough times create resiliance, those resilient people help society progress, the comfort of siciety breads co.placency and entitlement, which in turn leads to crisis.

DIscussing this on another board, the consensus was that we are heading into hard times, because of a soft overly liberal generation of fathers, accepting of anti british values creeping into society, namely LGBTQ and Islam. I made the case that Islam isnt the threat its made out to be, its demographic spike will halt, freedom, and especially when economic factors turn around, corrupts, and religion will more harshly cling on as droves leave it, and well the LGBTQ movement will remain loud as its politically convenient, butnin reality is a tiny non issue.

Most seemed to see civil unrest on the horizon...
 

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