So what? They're not stopping this person saying what he wants, they're stopping him entering their event because it's their right to do that.

Tories want to do it too tbf.

The tories, the lib dems and reform can pledge whatever they like because they wont have to do it.

I'm ready to vote, early in the morning.

Is that you Pat ?


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Early in the morniiing
Just as day was dawniiing
She ticked the box for "racist" "little" "man".

Slightly relieved someone got my comment

:)


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I doubt anyone here is young enough to not get it! Apart from possibly the fictious thirteen year olds who would get mentally scarred by Niahm's tranny porn. And even then I'm fairly sure my 12 year old cousin used to watch it on CBBCBeebies.

So they claim.

But whatever Labour wouldn't do, the Tories also wouldn't do (and vice versa tbh.)

They're largely the same party under Sunak & Starmer.

They're stopping an alternative viewpoint at their event.

Freedom of speech should mean that you're open to opposing views, and every time Reform/the far right get tested on this, they don't practice what they preach.

Ch4HDnews reported
in Wales
Reform UK is popular there

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2024/07...0129446114.jpg


4 MP's

even if its only Nigel

what a night

i vote for reform so they can kick labour and tory mps in the c'nt

I don't think they'll actually get that

not sure that is official policy

Reform's overall public vote is looking sharp so far.

4 seats :clap1: :clap1:


that's a decent beginning for Reform i guess, now need to make sure you don't lose that popularity, but gain more popularity, unlike forum for democracy party in my nation (whom also had a few seats at first but now nothing anymore after vilifying themselves a lot in the eyes of the public)

All that performance and bluster for 4 seats. Lol.

i don't see farage liking parliament, it's too mainstream for him

When he has to be a rank-and-file MP instead of an agitator :joker:. Feel bad for his constituents - he'll be waaay more interested in continuing to flap his gums about national issues, press attention and trolling the rest of parliament, than he will in getting on with the job of being a local MP putting his energy into representing a small area. It's just not his MO.

It only needed one.

:joker: is that the new official line?