I'm not sure who you think the 'excessively far left radicals' are??? Most normal people would consider referring to Sunak as an 'effing P*' to be a racial slur - Reform UK canvasser.
In terms of whether we, as a democratic nation who've respected the rule of law since 1215, will be 'powerless' in the face of this Trump inspired onslaught, unlikely. There's no provision whatsoever in our 'constitution' for executive orders and so the Equalities Act and a multitude of other laws will stand. Somewhat famously, we also have the separation of powers that keeps government entirely apart from our courts (again, this stretches back to medieval times) and so there won't be any crony appointments to the benches. For the 'patriotic' Reform party to change this, they would literally have to destroy nearly 1,000 years of English history. As someone who loves my country, I would oppose allowing people to do this. I believe the vast majority of British people, who value our distinct culture, would stand with me.
So to take some of your points:
Pretty sure the average worker doesn't want to see the minimum wage scrapped and zero hour contracts reintroduced. Maybe a bunch of people over the age of 55 don't care so much.
The introduction of VAT on school fees hasn't led to 'many excellent seats of learning closing their doors'. There's no evidence for this. Sure, several schools who were already struggling, and a contributory factor to this has been the massive rise in utilities (and of course the cost of living crisis has impacted the fee paying parents as well), did close but it wasn't due to this single factor. Very disturbing that people want to dumb down their analysis as if the British public can be spoken to like simpletons who can't understand that more than one thing can be true at the same time.
The winter fuel payments haven't been removed, it's just that they're now means tested for those with an income of over £35,000. Are people with more than £35,000 likely to be freezing to death? Sounds like you're making this up.
Didn't answer questions in parliament, have away £millions ... This is so vague as to be meaningless. Are you talking about Johnson refusing to come to parliament and the PPE scandal?
Failed to control mass immigration: it's gone down under Starmer. This isn't an opinion, it's a fact based on evidence. It actually went up under the Tories, some of whom are now in Reform. In other words, a vote for Reform is a vote to allow uncontrolled mass immigration.
The renters rights legislation won't destroy the private rental market. Good landlords won't be affected. Again, you make another claim with absolutely no evidence. If the private rental market was about to collapse, for the past year we'd have seen a housing crash as a glut of properties appeared for sale. This isn't what's happened.
Every government in the past few decades has promised to build new homes and failed to live up to that promise. Are Reform promising to build new homes? What's their exact policy announcement on this?
Failed to address Muslim rape gangs: what are you on about? Starmer is literally the only PM to address this with the Statutory Independent Inquiry into Grooming Gangs launched last month (April 2026). The real issue here is why people who were sitting in the Tory government from 2010, and who have since defected to Reform, did absolutely nothing. I'm other words, if you don't want any action taken on grooming gangs, vote Reform.
Benefits: Ah yes, the strivers and skivers argument. Probably needs a separate thread.
Actually, didn't allow Palestinian marches, moved to stop them resulting in 1,000s of arrests, is married to a Jew and bringing up his children as Jewish. Not sure how you can possibly claim he's anti Semitic.
Not sure about the Epstein thing. Trump is also up to his neck in it. The reason Mandelson was chosen was because he would get on with Trump, like Farage does, they're really good mates.
In terms of reversing BREXIT, he hasn't though has he? Despite a massive parliamentary majority, he's respected the will of the people. It's just another one of your dog whistles.
Placed tax dodgers, fraudsters and CV fantasists in Ministerial posts: very vague, are you talking about Johnson again and the bevvy of Tories who've now joined Reform?
Took two weeks to find a Royal Navy ship that actually worked: an issue he inherited from the people now in Reform who ran the MOD for 14 years.
Failed to help motorists and hauliers after the rise in the price of fuel caused by the war in Iran: caused by Trump. Let's be clear. Issues that we now have are because of Trump's policies. Farage loves Trump. He respects those policies.
Green energy isn't what's wrecking our economy. The financial crash of 2008 did that. I believe Farage was a trader at this time. Poor Reform voters don't even realise that they're literally electing the people responsible for this whole mess. Of course they're blaming green energy because they don't want people to find out it was them really. For example, Yusuf was right in the thick of it. He worked at both Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs before the crash.
Alienated "working people" while claiming to be on their side: presumably, these are the same working people who want to live in unregulated rentals and forgo the protection of a minimum / liveable wage? Median UK household income is about £37k.