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    1. Scare the people, win votes!

      The model is so transparent and yet this shitheap of a party is still leading in the polls.

    2. Muted-Landscape-2717 on

      Time to quote missipie burning.

      So full of hate that they don’t realise being poor was what was killing them

      Not an exact quote.

    3. BaBeBaBeBooby on

      Definitely not entire cities, but definitely parts of some towns and cities

    4. tophernator on

      The Danny Kruger effect is a cognitive bias where people with low competence in a specific area overestimate their own abilities because their lack of knowledge prevents them from recognizing their own shortcomings.

      Wait, sorry, that’s Dunning-Kruger. Oh well, still works.

    5. LonelyStranger8467 on

      Birmingham and Bradford are still quite a few years away from being majority Muslim. Blackburn with Darwen and Luton not too far behind.

      The towns of Tower Hamlets and Newham were pretty close to being majority Muslim in 2021 and will be by the next census. Certain wards are majority though.

      Obviously majority is a bit different to “entire cities”

    6. In these cities, the only way you’re allowed to walk in the streets is to catch Sadiq Khan when he visits the local Sharia Court, partake in a swan roast with him, and get a special permit.

    7. RaymondBumcheese on

      Somebody really should investigate just how many times Prue Leith dropped him on his head

    8. Future-Warning-1189 on

      The blasé attitude in this sub towards immigration is the type of thing to drive people towards reform. You’re too busy calling people racist and dismissing people on the right.

      I’ll never vote reform (mainly because their immigration stance is extreme and full of shit) but I will not be shocked when they win because the majority of voters are being ignored or belittled for their anti-immigration stance.

      Arguing that ~37% of cities ISN’T a majority, while correct, is not the strong argument that you think it is. Extrapolate that data and see where it ends up.

    9. The real problem here is how it’s possible to emerge from the education system with an epistemology flawed enough to allow you to believe any religion is true.

      The solution is education reform to promote epistemology over economic viability but that might require changing how we incentivise society and people don’t like change even if it’s good for everyone.

    10. birdinthebush74 on

      I listened to that interview, he also mentioned benefit cuts under Reform .

      Anyone know details of the cuts ?

    11. SirJedKingsdown on

      That name is too on the nose, are we sure this person isn’t a satirical performance?

    12. Uh-huh.

      Not at all worried about these clowns when their whole act has four years to fall apart, aided by nonsense like this

    13. sheslikebutter on

      To be fair a Muslim geezer moved in next to me and I converted a week later and I’m off to mecca next week so maybe he has a point

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