I think the majority of people who are looking to vote Reform are actually working folk with huge mortgages, who’s standard of living has seen a significant decline due to the government’s decision to grow absolutely nothing but the welfare state.
How long do you think this is sustainable?Having a welfare bill that’s bigger than our tax intake and growing?
What do you want to do? Tax working people a bit more? Redistribute ‘wealth’ a bit more? There are people on benefits right now, better off than people who work. How is that OK? What’s stopping more people saying ‘well, I may as well not work’ and then they join the welfare state too. At what point, do the left leaning voters realise that actually, all that’s happening is that everyone is being made equally poor.
Personally it’s really difficult struggling to keep on top of bills and university fees for kids at the moment, whilst having a bit left over for a nice holiday and things that working should offer me …especially when I see my bone idle future sister-in-law do yet another degree for next to nothing, and have a envy inducing contribution towards her living costs, because she is supposedly “a single mother, living alone, with no partner”. I’m seeing my standard of living reduced, despite working harder than ever and all I can see in the future, is higher tax rates again.
I am so fed up of people taking the mick at my expense, that I have made the decision to phone the DWP about future SIL, and do you know…I no longer care about how that impacts my wider family. Get out and get a sodding job.
And illegal immigrants. Why are we giving them anything? Other EU countries don’t offer the same benefits as we do. They add pressure to an already struggling system. And no one who comes to this country without a passport/ID should be free to walk around in communities. I don’t care what colour skin they have. It’s not about racism, it’s about safety. Detain immediately. If I as a white woman arrived in another country without the appropriate visa, I’d be detained and rightly so. What’s it got to do with race?
At this point I don’t care what I’m called, how I’m challenged or how I’m shouted down. Nobody can stop me putting that pen to paper on voting day. The power of telling people they are selfish, privileged, bored racists has gone. Poof! I see that as nothing more than a desperate attempt to try to get voters back in line.
The only thing that worries me about Reform is that they won’t go hard or far enough. I prefer Rupert Lowe to be fair.