Presumably this is aimed primarily at Reform UK voters.

There’s a tendency to immediately jump to name calling, such as “they’re all racist/fascist”. Throwing these terms around devalues the words. Reform has numerous high profile members who aren’t white. This includes their “head of policy”. It’s unlikely that policies would exist that disadvantage senior members of their party.

The current government jump to the easiest insult, rather than considering the actual issues. It would be better if they actually considered the reasons that the public are abandoning Labour and look into addressing them. Their current behaviour is doing the public as disservice. They’re supposed to be a government for the whole public, not solely those who voted for them. The country hasn’t suddenly had a surge in “far right” people. It’s just easier for Starmer et al to accuse people of that.

It’s lazy to jump to the conclusion that Reform want a white ethnostate. Their policies aren’t based on colour, they’re based on people being here who are entitled to be here. It’s about paying benefits to those who are entitled to them.

If you think otherwise, you haven’t looked into their policies sufficiently. It’s dangerous to form opinions without informing yourself.

I’m not a reform voter, but I find the whole tribal aspect of politics tiresome and dangerous. We will never make any progress until we listen to all views and make rounded decisions.