Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "WATCH: Farage tells SNEERING woke media: 'ORDINARY people are ALLOWED to have opinions!'" video.

  1. What offensive things does Khan say? Examples please.
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  2. What examples of Khan saying the "most offensive things" have you provided? Nothing! Nothing whatsoever. More unfounded claims! It's what one comes to expect from you Deformers
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  3.  @stevesproul1627  So not defining his terms of reference is "offensive"! And EDL thugs attacking police, and and Khan receiving deaths threats is what if it isn't extremism?
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  4. D'autres désinformateurs ?
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  5.  @sijcalv  CRIKEY: don't you even check sources ? The Guardian said of the OpEd headline of Wed 8th May 2024, The screenshot shared is not and has never been an article or headline published by the Guardian . Verdict on your first verbatum quote is: FALSE . Next please!
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  6.  @vandamonium1731  Did you think this was offensive? And is a photo on a website saying"the most offensive things"?
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  7. Numpticles!
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  8.  @alexedwards6509  But when the invading country financially supports you political projects, saying the UK shouldn't go to war takes on an entirely different meaning. In other words, Farage was bought off by the Russians.
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  9.  @mjones4083  Deformers call the "traitor" narrative "truth" 🤡🤡🤡
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  10. No, you're mistaken. Here's the reality: Nigel Farage's party has a 16% poll rating. That doesn't represent "most of the nation." Let's be clear: 16% is far from a majority. Furthermore, even 52% doesn't equate to "the will of the people." It's just over half. We need to listen to all voices, not just a fraction. Farage may be vocal, but he doesn't speak for everyone. Let's aim for a more inclusive conversation. 🌍✊
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  11. Fully signed-up member of the Faragist cult.
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  12.  @mjones4083  Using the "traitor" narrative; you have been conditioned well by your thought-leaders. No free thinking here. The question was not on returns on your "investment" but on the democratic accountability of Reform (UK) Limited.
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  13.  @mjones4083  "Traitor": the language and narrative of you far-right nutjobs.
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  14.  @sijcalv  People like you spreading misinformation is offensive. CRIKEY: don't you even check sources ? The Guardian said of the OpEd headline of Wed 8th May 2024, The screenshot shared is not and has never been an article or headline published by the Guardian . Verdict on your first verbatum quote is: FALSE . Next please!
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  15.  @mjones4083  In the last thirty years, which countries has the UK invaded, bombed, or sold arms to other countries to bomb?
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  16.  @mjones4083  You think abstaining is wasting a vote, yet you think voting for a majority shareholder in a limited company who is the only decision maker in the company that is registered as political organisation. As a result, donations to a limited company unconventional and treated as income, while donations to political parties are strictly regulated by campaign finance laws. What is more, contributions to limited companies can be more private, whereas political donations are subject to disclosure requirements to ensure transparency. Which is exercising a democratic right, abstaining or voting for a business?
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  17.  @IanLFC7  2028 will be Britain's 1933, will it?
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  18.  @lizg2549  Forage like a pig in muck!
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  19.  @stevesproul1627  By the government's own definition of extremism, the EDL attacking the police and using imflamatory rhetoric are indeed political extremists. Extremism is the promotion or advancement of an ideology based on violence, hatred or intolerance, that aims to negate or destroy the fundamental rights and freedoms of others” or “undermine, overturn or replace the UK’s system of liberal parliamentary democracy and democratic rights .
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  20.  @stevesproul1627  The government's definition of extremism: Extremism is the promotion or advancement of an ideology based on violence, hatred or intolerance, that aims to negate or destroy the fundamental rights and freedoms of others” or “undermine, overturn or replace the UK’s system of liberal parliamentary democracy and democratic rights .
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  21.  @caroleperry1138  A Daily Mail / GB News talking point rather than pointing to Khan saying the most offensive things . Anyway, what flags do you want at Easter? And where? Regent Street? Outside Primark in Oxford Street? Flag flying is observed during Holy Week, and above Westminster Abbey the Flag of St Peter is alway flown on Holy Days. Khan even tweeted this message: To everyone celebrating - I wish you a happy, joyful and relaxing day with family, friends and loved ones. Happy Easter ! So is that saying the most offensive things ?
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  22.  @stevesproul1627  I don't defend Khan, but what I despise are the death threats, the lies, and the misinformation. This is political extremism.
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  23.  @vandamonium1731  Explain how it was racist, and how it was saying the most offensive things ?
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  24.  @chrisobrien9687  There's always one whataboutist !
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  25. So if you are right, Reform UK should expect to get a landslide in the GE.
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  26. 🚨 A Nanny State? 🚨 A nanny state that allows sewage to be pumped into our rivers and seas, that punishes those in poverty and in-work benefits, that cuts services and healthcare provision. This is not a caring nanny; this is a cruel nanny, a murderous nanny. Did you have a nanny as a child? 🤔 You are merely repeating the term used by men who had nannies: the elite . You are aping the language of the ruling class, and those claiming to be "speaking for normal working people." Let's rethink who we listen to and the language we use. 🌍✊
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