We actually do need big reforms in this country. I hate Farage for brexit, but credit where credits do he did something I thought was impossible. Hopefully he can help push through some much needed reforms in the UK.
I cannot put into words how much I hate first past the post. Also why are their so many cockends that have land money and power because of William the first, they can all get fucked. Immigration is way too high. This country is pretty fucked but a few big decisions and it could be a lot better.
The more votes Farage gets the less the Tories get. Right win people aren’t going to vote for the green party so it’s good that there is a right wing party 1 splitting the vote and 2 pushing for actual good things so yea as unpopular as it is I hope the tories lose seats and more people on the right want changes to be made.
You’re right, but I think the idea of Farage being in charge of pushing through any sorts of ideas (even if it’s reforms that are good) is making people uncomfortable, which is what could be read from your first comment.
I hope Farage leads reform.
We actually do need big reforms in this country. I hate Farage for brexit, but credit where credits do he did something I thought was impossible. Hopefully he can help push through some much needed reforms in the UK.
I cannot put into words how much I hate first past the post. Also why are their so many cockends that have land money and power because of William the first, they can all get fucked. Immigration is way too high. This country is pretty fucked but a few big decisions and it could be a lot better.
I think people don’t like your suggestion/implication of Farage being the one pushing through reforms more than liking Tories.
Who else is then? Labour aren’t.
The more votes Farage gets the less the Tories get. Right win people aren’t going to vote for the green party so it’s good that there is a right wing party 1 splitting the vote and 2 pushing for actual good things so yea as unpopular as it is I hope the tories lose seats and more people on the right want changes to be made.
You’re right, but I think the idea of Farage being in charge of pushing through any sorts of ideas (even if it’s reforms that are good) is making people uncomfortable, which is what could be read from your first comment.