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Originally Posted by Kazanne
None of them said anything that they didn't say in the last debate .except for farage who seems fearless,so for that alone he edged it,can't do with them all calling others liars ,when they lie themselves.
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You are so honest Kaz. Like him or loathe him, Farage WAS the most honest on that stage. He has the TRUE courage of his convictions and that's why he 'seems fearless'. I don't agree with all UKIP's policies but on the key issues which I strongly believe need addressing for all our kid's futures - he has definite and costed policies.
There is a great irony in people calling Farage a 'Bigot' and accusing him of being 'Prejudiced' because 'Bigotry' means 'intolerance towards anyone whose opinions differ from one's own', and 'Prejudice' means 'preconceived opinion that is not based on reason or actual evidence'.'
Farage has NOT been in power - unlike the big two over the past 60 years - and no one KNOWS what he WILL DO if ever he was to be in power. His Manifesto has been well received and commended - even by anti-UKIP political commentators, and I believe that the very grave, very real problems which threaten the very future of this country can only be sorted by someone who HAS the courage of their convictions, and who is not AFRAID to 'grasp the nettle' and speak out about the causes of some of these problems despite it not being 'P.C.' and despite KNOWING that such HONESTY and COURAGE leaves him even more vulnerable to attack and mockery from his detractors.
Farage was THE FIRST and only one to address the real truth about IMMIGRATION and our suicidal 'OPEN DOOR' immigration policy, and about the REAL COSTS of our membership of the EU, both of which are now being copied and adopted by the other parties - though they are merely paying pre-election 'LIP SERVICE' to such issues and 'MAKING THE RIGHT NOISES' to court votes.
I have voted for Labour and more lately The Tories but I do not sincerely believe that either of these two parties diluted policies on the real issues threatening the future of my country are enough to actually solve such issues, and from my own direct experience of the continued cycle of 'promises made pre-Election' and broken post-election' by the 'Big Two' when in power, I SIMPLY DO NOT BELIEVE THEM ANYMORE.