If you support Farage, would you be able to explain why please.

I'm not bring snide or thinly veiling everything. What you read is exactly what I intend to say.
Reform supporters are often on these boards and post aggressively against those with other views. Their favourite thing being liberal use of the laugh emoji to sneer at other posters.
Yet when there's a whole thread offered to them to share what's good about the party they support...tumbleweed.
And this is supposedly because they've turned from the confident assertive posters who are all over the chance to laugh at 'lefties', to too intimidated to post?
And I'm not attacking Farage supporters. As you say they havent come to the thread, have they?My comments are aimed at the I'm not a Farage supporter me, certainly not, god forbid..people who want us to believe the real Reform voters are too scared to post.

These threads are quite frequent and most probably avoid posting as it’s a bear trap to be insulted as you say.

I dont support farage but I do fully resonate with the frustration and disillusion with both tories and labour. I feel very very politically homeless

That’s actually terrifying if it’s true

So they are only trying because of reform?

Who told you that?

And he knows the difference between men and women

I vote Reform because Nigel Farage has policies that I like. Yes it's immigration but also lower taxes, cutting benefits, much smaller civil service. More support for the private sector where all the money that this country relies on is created.
And I'm not some thicky. I've a senior role and a master'sdegree

😆

Picking on peoples spelling errors means you have lost the argument.

@MeetMeOnTheCorner he’s not the brightest.

Neither are you if you cant spell "Gardner" !

Everyone who voted, voted for someone who has real political power to affect people's lives. What are you on about?

What’s happening in the US…that would be deporting illegal aliens and the introduction of policy of the United States to recognise two sexes, male and female.

Sounds good to me.

My Gardner supports Reform. Not well
educated but a practical person. He wants Reform to disrupt the political landscape. It’s totally ludicrous to want instability but he’s not the brightest. I fear there are millions like him.

He’s not ever made much money but he’s not bothered to get qualifications either. We are a long way from the sea and no migrant accommodation here as far as I know, but he relies on his younger wife for money. She’s an immigrant. In many ways, his views are dangerous. Lenders don’t like disrupters. Mortgage costs will go up - his wife is applying for one as the higher earner. They are buying a house in a Reform hot spot. Andy Burnham won’t convince people like them. No chance because they don’t understand economics, the cost of borrowing and what affects it or that instability is bad for business and stops any idea if growth. Yet these idiots will make us all suffer!

You told me I needed to read all your other posts. It isn't me telling people what they can and can't say.

I'm just suggesting the repeated insulting of people who have other opinions can backfire. Because someone on here called people stupid if they voted for him.

Why should I? How entitled of you to think you have the right to know why other people support people politically 🙄

Befause people are fed up. That’s why. fed up working like dogs to support benefits Britain. Also the middle went far too left and so the right are sounding a lot more appealing. Love or loathe him… he’s the only one brave enough to take the tough decisions to change things.

Trump is president. Gos forbid but it’s not impossible for Reform to govern the UK.

Where did I say they weren't trying. I said that they WERE trying because of the threat of Reform.

I quite want to know too - sometimes I watch him on whatever he’s on - he’s not bad on GB News as an interviewer; he actually listens to his interviewees and lets them talk and finish their points, which is not something we see nearly enough of from others.

His politics are not my politics and I can’t think of any specific policies that Reform have that I want to adopt and while I won’t be voting Labour again for probably decades, I genuinely can’t see myself going as far to the right as Reform. Some things he says are utterly insane. But “the left” don’t really want to know why. But they should ask and listen to the answer because it would make the GE campaign easier if you can appeal to those voters next time instead of wagging your finger saying how superior you are.

The Tories get my next vote personally.

@Izzyink · Today 19:56

I doubt Reform voters are that bright. It's all about the 'boat' people to Reform voters.

And there's another one. 'Reform voters, are not that bright' aka - 'they're thick.'

So tedious and predictable. 😴

God this is getting depressing.

Where are you getting your information from? What makes you think labour aren't trying to stop the boats?

Correct!

I do understand why some people feel they want change and someone in power to improve their lives. Farage is not that person though.

It is about the boat people, who is saying it isn't? They are hoping that by voting Reform that either they will get in or that the other parties will go more right wing.