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National Politics 🟣 Reform UK

Would you vote for Reform under Nigel Farage?

  • Yes

    Votes: 37 20.1%
  • Maybe/Undecided

    Votes: 17 9.2%
  • No

    Votes: 130 70.7%

  • Total voters
    184
  • Poll closed .
The first thing you need to do is choose a party that aligns with your values, and support that party.
Duck and cover, troll incoming!!
 
I think you need to worry about your country before getting your knickers in a twist about other countries.
Well, at least The Don gets to visit Manchester at the G20 next year, wonder if he'll build a golf course in town..?
 
I think you need to worry about your country before getting your knickers in a twist about other countries.
I do all I can in my country to help straighten it out, the only reason I care about your country is I’ve got family over there.
 
I do all I can in my country to help straighten it out, the only reason I care about your country is I’ve got family over there.
Are they Swindon fans...? :unsure:
 
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I lived in England for about 12 years under the Margaret Thatcher era in England has never been as bad as it is now., So y’all can joke around and laugh about it, but I just stating how what I think about your country right now my country has its own problems, but England’s always been close to my heart.
 
You've got laugh at how desperate Reform is for a general election before Farage stands in front of PSC.

General Election within 12 months I reckon if Burnham gets some quick wins under his belt.
 
The first thing you need to do is choose a party that aligns with your values, and support that party.

Of course in America, the politicians have gerrymandered almost every seat to hell, and the courts have made certain that there are absolutely no restrictions on campaign finance……meaning it’s rigged so that there’s only ever going to be two parties to (realistically) vote for.

And when they both zoom off to the opposite ends of the political spectrum, it leaves many people with absolutely no options other than ‘this guy is very slightly less terrible than that guy’.

No American should ever lecture anyone from anywhere on democracy because we (I am a US citizen so I can say that) barely have one.
 
Are you going to become one of those immigrants who doesn’t speak the language or assimilate into the native culture?

I can speak a bit of Thai. I can also speak some Isaan language too. I love and respect the culture, and enjoy the food, albeit a little spicy. Love the Thai music, and way of life. I will live like a king.

My partner is from Sakon Nakhon north east of Thailand, me and her family communicate very well.

I will be selling my 2 houses, and 3 cars, and will live there, and enjoy the remainder of my life.

Wonderful country that I’m lucky to visit 3 x per year. Soon it will be my home.
 
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I can speak a bit of Thai. I can also speak some Isaan language too. I love and respect the culture, and enjoy the food, albeit a little spicy. Love the Thai music, and way of life. I will live like a king.

My partner is from Sakon Nakhon north east of Thailand, me and her family communicate very well.

I will be selling my 2 houses, and 3 cars, and will live there, and enjoy the remainder of my life.

Wonderful country that I’m lucky to visit 3 x per year. Soon it will be my home.
A friend of mine is ex army and lost his wife during covid. He met a Thai lady, who is an army friends widow.
Even though he is 81 he travels there for three months, then they both return here for three months ad infinitum.
I’m happy for them both.
I’m sure you’ll enjoy life over there, but return for the occasional game at Oxford.
 
A friend of mine is ex army and lost his wife during covid. He met a Thai lady, who is an army friends widow.
Even though he is 81 he travels there for three months, then they both return here for three months ad infinitum.
I’m happy for them both.
I’m sure you’ll enjoy life over there, but return for the occasional game at Oxford.
Indeed I will come and visit and watch my beloved OUFC play.

I will be jealous, that you guys will get to enjoy the new stadium before me.
 
Are you going to become one of those immigrants who doesn’t speak the language or assimilate into the native culture?

Or like fellow compatriot Christopher Harborne, send bribes gifts to help a certain former MP in his campaign to help him defeat a bloke dressed as a bin!
 
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More dodgy donations into Reform from Tricky Dicky this time. But, of course Farage is still 'then man of the people' and Reform are still the 'anti-establishment party'. :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

 
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