There definitely has been a shift on here recently - there was a clearly American OP pretending to be a ‘Brit’ outraged by immigration, another pro-Reform OP who was praising the BNP’s Nick Griffin and posters rushing to demand why the AfD were being described as far-right, in the last few weeks.
Quite telling that a few posters are solely blaming the Labour Party / government for the rise in right-wing populism and opportunists like Farage and co. No consideration that the Tories moved their narratives further and further right to pander to / desperately cling onto potential Reform voters. They rode in on the coat-tails of Brexit - thanks to Cameron and Johnson. The rhetoric of Jenrick and Braverman now is increasingly abhorrent (and show impressive levels of amnesia and a total lack of responsibility). Or how about Reform having to finally take some accountability for the way they conduct politics / run their business? Or the role of the media (e.g GB News) and social media (X, in particular) to keep spreading misinformation, and bias, and this rolling news cycle of bandwagons for politicians to jump on.
Labour have lost voters in traditional Labour areas, they have made unpopular decisions, they have had ministers who deserve to be sacked, some of their policies have been very divisive - let’s not be under any illusion that they are perfect. No government ever has been or will be. However, they came to government under extremely difficult conditions and are, for the most part, working hard to rectify a lot of the disasters (e.g. NHS waiting lists), debt (corrupt COVID contracts, for one ) and delayed decisions(Waspi, Windrush, Chagos, blood scandal, Post Office) that the Tories failed on.