Comments by "Helen Trope" (@heliotropezzz333) on "Nigel Farage To Stand For Election In Clacton | Becomes Reform UK Leader" video.

What exactly will she be voting for? Does she know what Reform will do? Farage concentrates on criticism but doesn't give details on what he'd do.
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What exactly are you voting for? Farage is good at criticism (the easy bit) but doesn't say what he'd do about it. Have you not noticed that? Don't be fooled. Farage is in the game for his own benefit.
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We know Farage talked a lot of bollocks about Brexit and now he expects people to trust his current bollocks. Have you noticed how good Farage is at criticising and fault finding with everyone else (that's the easy bit) but he's very short on ideas for improving things and the detail on those and the funding for those.
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@lostintranslation1957 I can't find what doesn't exist i.e. his constructive economic ideas, and as for Brexit, my evidence is the state of the economy now and the fact that no one has really found any Brexit benefit but plenty of sectors including farming, fishing and business, can't point to the damage done.
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@yorkshirelass8786 He is untested with no track record in office. How can you be sure? He was wrong about Brexit. It's easy to criticise, much harder to fix things in a way that's fair.
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@yorkshirelass8786 What were the tangible benefits of Brexit then? No one can say. The majority of the public think it was a mistake. Even Farage has said it was a mistake and he encouraged people to vote for it. He's a shyster.
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@yorkshirelass8786 What benefits? Lower standards, lower pay, fewer worker rights, smaller welfare state, more damage to the home production sector including agriculture, doing the USA's bidding, more opportunity for the wealthy to become even more wealthy and avoid even more tax? Those aren't benefits to my mind only to Farage's. No I don't get bored about commenting on a problem that still exists and damages people's living standards because people are still dealing with the consequences. If only it were all unicorns as the Brexiteers suggested I'd have nothing to complain about.
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@yorkshirelass8786 Nigel's not the one for governance. He doesn't believe in such regulation. He knows how to oppose, to criticise but not how to create, to improve. He can oppose all right but not to any real purpose.
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