[Cherie]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

I think you misunderstand quite a bit of my post, here.

I didn't say you were a reform voter.




This very clearly uses a racist trope about PoC having special privilege, or get away with things that white people would never allowed to, which is just plainly false, and also not the only time you've ever used that same trope.

My post merely pointed out, that the greens ran a campaign to appeal to all sectors of the local community. Labours own post election report, showed that greens beat them with white working class voters.
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https://www.theguardian.com/politics...enton-analysis

So the only implication here, is that issues that affect white people are very different to issues that affect non-whites, and that only leaves one area being hinted at.

I don't think you're a full, across the board, racist. I think you have some blind spots, but racism is still racism, and I'm not on the forum posting your posts for you, you write them yourself. I don't really post on this forum at all these days. I'll post the occasional post in threads about the greens moving forward, and maybe, even less frequently in one of the war threads, so the only reason I replied, was because it was in this thread.

As for trans people, even writing what you posted in this thread is along the same hints and innuendo trope, but that's by the by - you do you.

However, one thing that I stated years ago, and have been consistent about, is that the same far right billionaire class that bombarded that debate into the public sphere, will come for women, and it's now starting to happen a little more openly.

The trad wife movement is just percolating nicely in the US, women's rights continue to be eroded, and this is the next phase. The incoming AI wave, will decimate work opportunities, so with the reduction of available jobs, and them being geared more towards labour, rather than offices, who do you think will get the majority of those jobs, as one job per household becomes the norm, we know which sex will be chained to the kitchen like it's 1950 all over again.

https://www.theguardian.com/politics...0said%20policy

Reform’s Danny Kruger criticises UK’s ‘totally unregulated sexual economy’
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Former Conservative laments divorce changes and says Reform UK will pursue policies to boost birthrate

In a party, that is most likely to win the next GE, this is what they feel comfortable talking about openly. Richard Tice has said he wants to end the sexual revolution, which introduced birth control, and the ability for women to finally chose how they wanted to live their lives.

Talk about actually being hoisted by your own petard...

Isn't it great for you that you only need to concern yourself with SOME womens rights