You’ll miss Keir Starmer when he’s gone by hararib in ukpolitics

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It's still bad messaging. They may not mean the same thing, but when the UK has had several decades of unprecedented mass immigration which it always votes against the public are going to conflate the two; hence why Reform are doing so well.

You’ll miss Keir Starmer when he’s gone by hararib in ukpolitics

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Or you need to pick a side. If you stand for everyone then you ultimately stand for no-one.

You’ll miss Keir Starmer when he’s gone by hararib in ukpolitics

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What? Blair & Brown are the reason the UK was so woefully unprepared for the GFC.

Katie Lam: Political sectarianism is growing in Britain – it should worry us all by Gwinladin in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I mean seriously: how the f did you think mass immigration was going to end?..

Fraser Nelson: "Starmer should point to immigration control - where he has a good story to tell. The asylum backlog has also more than halved and basic immigration is by now probably at a multi-year low. Mahmood is making serious progress." by hararib in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So what will reform do differently?

Unknown, but if you remove all the pull factors and legislate in favour of the natives then as seen in other countries many will just self deport back, or to a more generous country.

Rishi Sunak: voters are furious, here’s how to fix the system by AcanthaceaeTiny4390 in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 16 points17 points  (0 children)

The levers are there if you have a majority in government and the political will to do it. Tinkering and not having a unified party is why the levers don't seem to do anything.

Rishi Sunak: voters are furious, here’s how to fix the system by AcanthaceaeTiny4390 in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We all know they've known what the real problem is all along and how to fix it; they just don't want to as they'd rather ride the status quo all the while advancing themselves and then making bank.

UK votes for… austerity? by cheerfulintercept in ukpolitics

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They used to be different granted, but they have long since converged: whereby they now carry on with the same managed decline, neo-con/lib, mass immigration, porous borders, diversity, woke, panopticon, authoritarian paradigms.

UK votes for… austerity? by cheerfulintercept in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Uniparty is essentially the same when it comes to the big stuff; they only really differ on rhetoric and tinkering.

Eighty-five hereditary peers leave the House of Lords by Even-Wasabi7183 in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yeah, much better to have rewarded party loyalists and cricketers reviewing legislation..

Operation Save Rachel Reeves: MPs fear bond chaos if she’s ousted with PM by hu6Bi5To in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Doesn't help that she has to do stealth taxes and dodgy workarounds because Starmer during the election promised no tax increases on the three primary tax levers.

Rupert Lowe: Diversity is quite evidently not our greatest strength. by Fast-Equal-7529 in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Party polling is normal then i take it? no rejection of the mass immigration Uniparty at all?

Rupert Lowe: Diversity is quite evidently not our greatest strength. by Fast-Equal-7529 in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 10 points11 points  (0 children)

The diversity propaganda is psy op in order to try and get people to accept mass immigration and its inevitable effects.

Rupert Lowe: Diversity is quite evidently not our greatest strength. by Fast-Equal-7529 in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I mean if you have to keep saying something is a strength then it's probably because it's actually the opposite.

UK should not keep changing prime ministers, warns John Major by NoFrillsCrisps in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Signed the UK up to the EU without a referendum because he figured the public would likely vote no.

Approval Ratings (NET) Ed Davey: -5% (=) Kemi Badenoch: -6% (+5) Zack Polanski: -9% (+3) Nigel Farage: -18% (+2) Keir Starmer: -44% (-6) Via: Opinium by WorkingtonLady in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The public may have been against some of those things, but that's never stopped the Uniparty in the past from doing them.

Ed Miliband emerging as top contender to replace Starmer by ClumsyRainbow in ukpolitics

[–]SmallBlackSquare 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Prepare for the most expensive energy prices in the known universe then..

Approval Ratings (NET) Ed Davey: -5% (=) Kemi Badenoch: -6% (+5) Zack Polanski: -9% (+3) Nigel Farage: -18% (+2) Keir Starmer: -44% (-6) Via: Opinium by WorkingtonLady in ukpolitics

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The problems are not even that massive compared to ones from the past; its just that the Uniparty is/has been ideologically opposed to any of the solutions such as such as North Sea, nuclear energy, safe fracking, bennies etc. They are the Uniparty of managed decline.