A plumber and trainee plasterer beats Labour and Reform

[noseall]

A group of people hated and vilified by Reform, didn't vote for Reform. Mmm Now why is that?

I doubt SPINELESS is up for any MENSA awards this year.....

 

[Dec27]

I doubt SPINELESS is up for any MENSA awards this year.....

Are you

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

Maybe the old industriial cities and London will look to the Greens in the election.

You can't read anything into the result of this election other than the fact that the muslim mob are now backing the Green party. Probably for reasons that have almost nothing to do with domestic policies at all. So Green will probably win in a few other curried places. Beside that, I don't think anything has changed.

Reform increased their vote share massively from last time, even despite this freakish result.

 

[IT Minion]

The Greens were a more paletable protest party than Reform. Because most people in the UK aren't racist global warming denying arseholes.

 

[Dec27]

The Greens were a more paletable protest party than Reform. Because most people in the UK aren't racist global warming denying arseholes.

And they have no faith in Labour.

Glad we agree

 

[MNW67]

You can't read anything into the result of this election other than the fact that the muslim mob are now backing the Green party. Probably for reasons that have almost nothing to do with domestic policies at all. So Green will probably win in a few other curried places. Beside that, I don't think anything has changed.

Reform increased their vote share massively from last time, even despite this freakish result.

The important takeaway for me is that Reform thought they could win, threw everything at it, including their most high profile celebrity candidate, but still got nowhere near.

 

[Dec27]

The important takeaway for me is that Reform thought they could win, threw everything at it, including their most high profile celebrity candidate, but still got nowhere near.

Reform never stood a chance. Nigel is a posh Tommy Robinson.

As poor as Labour are, Reform are just a bunch of prat’s wobbling about

 

[Ivor Windybottom]

The Greens were a more paletable protest party than Reform. Because most people in the UK aren't racist global warming denying arseholes.

I don't ever remember there being such a clear racial divide in politics. Sure many voted Labour for handouts and easy immigration, but I hoped that they were at least thinking about it.

What a weird alliance. Free-thinking hippies together with the most intolerant people in the country.

 

[Munroast]

Who is they?

you lefties are not that bright - in the context of my post, 'they' would be those who support the far left ideals of the Green Party

 

[IT Minion]

I don't ever remember there being such a clear racial divide in politics. Sure many voted Labour for handouts and easy immigration, but I hoped that they were at least thinking about it.

What a weird alliance. Free-thinking hippies together with the most intolerant people in the country.

Which racial devide do you mean?

There's always been a strong trend of racism on the right, Labour have been strongly supported by minorities since the 1960s because they've been less awful than the Tories.

 

[IT Minion]

What a weird alliance. Free-thinking hippies together with the most intolerant people in the country.

Are you implying that Farage voted Green?

 

[noseall]

the most intolerant people in the country.....

...soundly trounced by the Muslim vote. Sweet irony eh.

 

[JP_]

muslim mob

Why do you feel the need to call them a mob, and not the British electorate?

 

[King Billy]

I don't ever remember there being such a clear racial divide in politics.

What about the class divide. It's just the imaginary enemy that's changed.

Sure many voted Labour for handouts and easy immigration,

You interviewed them?

What a weird alliance.

Nothing weird about tactical voting.

Free-thinking hippies together with the most intolerant people in the country.

Probably "the better educated" would be more accurate.

 

[King Billy]

'they' would be those who support the far left ideals of the Green Party

So, in your opinion, the old far-right gammons are better edcuated than the younger age group?
Any data to support your hypothesis?