O/T:- ⚠️Impressed with the leadership [The UK Party Politics Thread]

[SwalePie]

Probably, unlike the government, because. he supports the farmers.

Yes. Yes of course he does. His costume was very good though.

[Mapperleypie]

Probably, unlike the government, because. he supports the farmers.

Haha, good one. The leader of the Brexit party supports farmers. Brilliant.

[forwardmagpie]

Did anyone see Nigel Farage cosplaying as a farmer outside the gates of Downing Street the other day? Comical.

He has supported the farmers from the outset against this comical government.

[Kent Magpie]

He has supported the farmers from the outset against this comical government.

And yet he campaigned to cut them off from their biggest market... I bet he supports fishermen too!!

[forwardmagpie]

And yet he campaigned to cut them off from their biggest market... I bet he supports fishermen too!!

I know it?s difficult to understand that campaigning for something and then that not being implemented well by other people are separate issues.

[Med Pie]

https://socialistworker.co.uk/anti-r...katie-hopkins/

Hilarious to read lefties complaining about intolerance, priceless.

[SwalePie]

Hilarious to read lefties complaining about intolerance, priceless.

The 'lefties' in the article you cite were protesting against Hopkins' intolerance.

[BigFatPie]

Did anyone see Nigel Farage cosplaying as a farmer outside the gates of Downing Street the other day? Comical.

Hilarious to see him having a rummage around in his dressing up box and find his farmers outfit. Im surprised he didnt put the accent on as well. Did he say who he would tax instead of the massed ranks of landowning millionaires?

Reform ltd is an outfit that primarily exists to try to protect wealth imo. The xenophobia/jingoism/racism is a front to attract the more gullible to the cause. (Though the leaders probably agree with a lot of that, its not their primary concern).

[Kent Magpie]

I know it?s difficult to understand that campaigning for something and then that not being implemented well by other people are separate issues.

But when you successfully campaign to put yourself in a historically weak negotiating position by promising unrealistic outcomes, you shouldn't be surprised, or blame those who then can't deliver what you promised.

[forwardmagpie]

But when you successfully campaign to put yourself in a historically weak negotiating position by promising unrealistic outcomes, you shouldn't be surprised, or blame those who then can't deliver what you promised.

I think we may disagree on that.