In all seriousness if we called a general election right now with Labour being so shit Reform could take a lot of seats (assuming they’d find people to run in every area)
We desperately need to move closer to the EU and a Farage government would ruin this country for decades
We need to get a grip on misinformation passed on through social media. I know some people don’t think it has an effect but I’m convinced it amplifies the far right. Especially when their rhetoric appeals to people’s base worst instincts. At the moment they’ve essentially got carte blanche to bullshit as much as the want and reap the rewards.
The bollocks factor is still not talked about enough in the Brexit debate. People were swayed by horseshit. Not all but enough and there’s no comeuppance.
“It’s Easier to Fool People Than It Is to Convince Them That They Have Been Fooled.”
They don’t believed they were bollocks’d too and in their heads they made an informed choice unfortunately. People seem to love voting against their own self interests time after time and are happy to live with their ill informed consequences
Look how the far right love shouting about how ‘we’ won the war but at the same time want to be nazis!?? That is the sort of logic you are dealing with.
Something a little lighthearted to divert from the crushing weight of current political news, the empty Debenhams in Bristol city centre is going to be converted into a temp skate park, in the vein of Pitt street.
Skate and office collide as I work for one of the non-skate companies involved.
Excited to skate, not excited about inevitably being roped into doing some tricks in my shirt and trousers for the work newsletter
Alice Weidel, leader of AfD, lists her Swiss address as her primary residence, where she’s in a civil union with a Sri Lankan woman. She’s largely against LGBQT rights.
“Dawgs everywhere, with the disgusting poo. It has to stop. My plan is beautiful. Make sidewalks GREAT AGAIN!” says Trump as he orders dog rescue homes to incinerate all surplus dogs by Sunday.
A survey of more than 60,000 gay German men by Europe’s largest gay dating platform Romeo found that almost 28 per cent of its users intend to vote for the AfD, making it the most popular party in Germany for gay men.