A message to the people of Clacton

No I am not

but I do disagree I do believe people do or have felt listened by him, and surely what they feel as their experience is valid and why he has been so successful

I find it slightly annoying to read the few posts with sneery undertones about Clacton and its residents, especially one saying along the lines of “reap what you sow”

As a reminder, 54% of those who voted did not vote for Farage. And I’d imagine a large number of those who did are bloody disillusioned and fed up of how everyday life can be for some of them. Farage has a clever way with words, a lot of people aren’t politically savvy, etc etc.

I live in one of the villages that comes under the Clacton constituency and I love living here. I am seriously considering voting for Count Binface, as opposed to not voting or spoiling my ballot. I’d like to see Farage face a humiliating defeat. I’m more concerned that Essex County Council has fallen to Reform, and am nervous as to how that’s going to impact things in the coming months, I’m predicting fuck up after fuck up tbh.

I know it all seems like a big joke to lots of people, and I agree that it’s quite amusing, but it’s a bit demoralising when some people make snap judgements about a place and the people who live there.

The man lies as he breathes and has the sincerity of a snake. I thought I had made that clear.

If you're not, I sincerely apologise to you.

He doesn't listen to or engage with people though, in any real way, that could affect change for them.

And why do you think I don’t agree
with you

have you assumed I am a Farage supporter

Do you believe that what Farage says is what he believes ?

I have not once said he is right,in what he does what I have said is that he listened/engaged with people and they believed they were listened to hence why we are where we are, no longer a part of the EU and our politics is far too influenced by him

There is no point having a sensible debate with a smug, lying, slippery idiot. I might up a new football chant, like the english fans did for trump

But plenty do. I'm not saying you.

If 40 odd years ago you'd been on demos where people were actually Sieg Heiling at you (before the missiles, and they were not milkshakes) you might have a sense of perspective about a few verbal jibes directed at a politician.

I wouldn't know as I don't have any wish to shout on a street.

But you didn't say 'or'. Interjections from the crowd are not the same as throwing missiles.

Right wing demonstrations are always so much predicated on the principles of respectful, civilised debate, of course. We should not forget that.

Keeping it classy then.

I said heckling and throwing milkshakes. I could have said "or", although the milkshake idiots normally have a mouthful to say at the same time.

Sweary shouting in my case, I can't stand him.

That is totally different to bystanders, with nothing better to do than harrass MPs they don't like - whoever the MP is.

Have you never watched any footage from the Commons?

You're making things up now (although that does seem to be a bit of a Reform trait), nowhere has that poster said she'd throw anything at anyone.

Politicians have been called out by the crowd for centuries. Some of them are quick witted enough to respond and some aren't. A lot like comedians, which I think gives Binny something of an advantage.

What would heckling look like? It's normally the behaviour of big toddlers who resort to that and throwing milk shakes over MPs.

Do you mean that NF might...lie?

I'd prefer leaders and lawmakers who don't want to ' Sell England [and the rest of GB] by the Pound' @peakyblenders

Apologies to Genesis.

What?

The country needs change though.

Have you not posted along the lines that what he says and what he wants/believes does not always match

Promised to conscript people who put their phone on speaker on the trains.

Sensible policies for a happier Britain!

For this particular by-election he needs something really radical. He should promise not to accept millions in bribes from tax-dodging billionaires! See Farage try to beat that.

Oh god, the panic of being stopped by a media person and having to say something intelligent about politics. I'm pretty well informed, but if someone randomly stopped me, on camera, on a hot day when I was trying to relax I'd probably come across as really dim.
So I wouldn't judge people for how they come across in those situations, no matter if they are left or right. I hate the way these vox pops get posted online as an example that this group or that are stupid.

It’s like someone shooting themself in the foot and then complaining no one stopped them buying a gun 😂 poor little Nigel been picked on by the big boys