Comments by "Steven" (@Steven-vo4ee) on "Labour wins massive majority - but is this a loveless landslide?" video.

  1.  @juliegwilliam8503 1. Stop shouting. 2. Vote share doesn’t equal third place, seat share does.
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  2. Welcome to every change of government ever.
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  3. Doubted you complained when Johnson won his 80 seat majority despite a clear majority voting for other parties.
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  4.  @juliegwilliam8503 People don’t take shouty folk seriously, more often than not just walk in the opposite direction.
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  5. Reform did worse than Sunack’s conservatives.
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  6.  @Professor-Scientist  Slightly low turn out and multi way split
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  7.  @sheffieldzamo7444 No such thing as a super majority in our system. People are reading way too much into the result. Turnout was low, pretty much everyone knew the outcome was a forgone conclusion. There was a high degree of tactical voting to unseat Tory candidates. The only voters that really turned out in their droves were those who favoured Reform and Greens as their first choice. I support changes to the electoral system, moving to a ranked choice system which preserves individual constituency MPs, but certainly not a party list PR system. However FPTP will remain at-least until we have another coalition government.
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  8.  @davyroberts6019 Another fantasist
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  9.  @alanrobertson9790  Oh the irony!
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  10.  @Woke_Invaders It demonstrates special pleading
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  11.  @Woke_Invaders If we had an alternative electoral system you wouldn’t have had the EU referendum or Johnson.
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  12.  @Woke_Invaders It demonstrates special pleading as people moaning about the electoral system now didn’t when it suited them.
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  13.  @TheArtofTheBrave  ​​⁠If Reform wants to have more candidates elected it needs to: 1. Select better candidates. 2. Improve its public image. 3. Cease being a Farage fan club. 4. Develop a platform that’s deliverable (the moon on a stick, which it’s currently promising isn’t convincing). 5. Concentrate on increasing vote share in individual constituencies. 6. Appeal to the middle ground. However I have little faith it can do any of the above. At the moment it’s only broadly appealing to the hard right and the left behind.
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  14. They liked the other less
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  15. Just slightly over 1/5 people voted for Brexit, does that make it illegitimate in your opinion?
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  16. Unlikely
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  17. Change the record
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  18.  @johnrussell3961  Keep dreaming, even if that does happen, it’ll split the Conservative Party.
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  19. Welcome to multiple parties on right, the left has had multiple way splits for the best part of a century.
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  20. Good governance and politics is boring
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  21. As for Farage being PM, keep dreaming.
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  22. Turn out was a low and the vote split multiple ways.
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  23. Starmer’s wife and kids are of that Semitic faith 🤦🏻‍♂️
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  24. By your logic the leave vote was illegitimate as only 75%~ of the British people voted for it.
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  25.  @roninhood1027 It’s 5% more, and that’s called special pleading.
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  26.  @roninhood1027 I mistyped in my initial response 75% did not vote for Brexit, only 25%~ did!
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  27. Fact is they liked Farage less than Sunak.
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  28. We’ve had enough of entertaining politics
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  29. Who do you think will win in 2029?
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  30. Whole lot of Trumpian whinging
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