Comments by "robs2020" (@sbor2020) on "Nigel Farage REVEALS Donald Trump's SECRET WEAPON as Reform UK Leader Lifts Lid on America Trip" video.

Is that supposed to be funny? No wonder right-wing comedy is so bad!
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Surely shouldn't he first start represent his consistuents of Clacton by holding MP surgeries before he gets out his amphibious excavator.
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@njd2342 I patially agree with you, especially about Reform UK.
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England is a secular country . In the 2021 UK Census, 46.2% of people in England and Wales identified as Christian, marking a notable decrease from previous years. This decline is part of a broader trend observed since 2001, when 71.7% identified as Christian. Meanwhile, the percentage of people stating they had "no religion" increased to 37.2%, reflecting a growing secular population, particularly among younger demographics.
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@njd2342 Wouldn't that be a two-tier justice system? He pleaded guilty, why release someone who has not served his time? He claimed he was innocent, collected your money, and then pleaded guilty. To me there is Tommy, and then there are his followers who have been taken for a ride, and taken for mugs. You are not Tommy, so you must be the latter.
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What are you waiting for? Goodbye! You won't be missed!
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@ClactonCuun Who are "her own"?
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@sizenmass6777 Can't even spell Stasi, just repeating stuff; I bet you don't even know what the Stasi is. do you? Shameful conspiracist.
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 @richardgallagher4880 richardgallagher4880: the sharpest tool in the Reform UK box. You really should consider standing as an MP!
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@FizzVizard Such is the psychology of the reactionary that there are grifters always willing to take advantage of your unhappiness.
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@ChristineSutherwood Limiting freedom in reproductive rights, and freedom of speech, and targeting federal agencies to enforce "traditional values," by prioritising ideological conformity over democratic checks and balances - you see as "freedom,", do you?
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@goodlookinouthomie1757 With Trump saying he will impose a 10% tariff on imported goods, the LSE reports, in a worse-case scenario that tariffs imposed by the US on key UK exports could cause substantial economic strain, cutting GDP by up to 1% and leading to potential job losses in affected industries like manufacturing and agriculture. Combined with retaliatory tariffs and prolonged inflation, this scenario would likely increase costs for consumers and create extended financial pressures for businesses and households. All this would be worth it to make Lammy squirm, would it?
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@goodlookinouthomie1757 Would you be willing to accept a spike in inflation just to see a Foreign Secretary "squirm"? As I mentioned, were Trump to impose tariffs on the UK, the worst-case scenario could have severe trade impacts. Inflation could rise by up to 3.4% due to higher import costs, and the UK’s GDP could drop by as much as 0.6%. Unemployment might increase, and business investment could stall. These tariffs could create a significant shock to the UK economy, disrupting key sectors such as manufacturing and agriculture. Is this a price you're willing to pay, Deform voters, just to blame "Liebour"? If so, you do not have Britain’s best interests at heart. This is what I call "false patriots."
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How would you respond to someone who suggests scrapping food standards, mandatory holidays, or health and safety policies in the UK? These are protections that many take for granted, ensuring quality, well-being, and fair treatment. Now, consider a similar call: “Vote for Reform UK!”– a party that has promoted deregulation and limited government oversight in several areas. When you examine these positions closely, they share a common thread: the drive to reduce or remove standards and protections. In essence, a vote for sweeping deregulation could mean eroding safeguards that impact public health, workplace fairness, and safety. Is this truly the direction we want to go? Do you think removing protections like food standards, holiday entitlements, or health and safety policies would improve life in the UK? Or do you feel these safeguards are essential for fairness, quality, and well-being?
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You make a valid point, but it’s important to consider that Trump’s appeal is deeply rooted in a populist narrative that rejects the “élite” establishment. By positioning himself as an outsider, he connected with voters who felt ignored by traditional politicians, especially in rural and working-class areas. His focus on “common sense,” patriotic values, and cultural issues resonated with those who were wary of intellectual elites and liberal social policies. This populist approach, along with his anti-establishment messaging, helped Trump connect with voters who felt marginalized by the media and academia.
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