why do people support Reform when they have no idea of their policies

[Ollyfp]

And isn't it strange how many of these everyones have an incredibly strong propensity to be right wing, socially illiberal, and imbued with a number of other prejudices.




No, we don't, except maybe in numbers so small that punishing all the others would be disgustingly disproportionate.

Then why do so many claimants sign off with their government-funded employment specialists as soon as they secure PIP? I'll tell you why; They get free money! They think it's a no-brainer, but ultimately it's deleterious and creates subhumanoid blobs whose epitaphs will read, 'They sat on a sofa'.

 

[morqthana]

And isn't it strange how many of these everyones have an incredibly strong propensity to be right wing, socially illiberal, and imbued with a number of other prejudices.

 

[Ollyfp]

And isn't it strange how many of these everyones have an incredibly strong propensity to be right wing, socially illiberal, and imbued with a number of other prejudices.

Prejudices are justified when they are formed through lived experience. Then they are your instincts, which you should trust.

Dan Tubb explains how much a dole-drawing family with 6 kids will get after this week's budget:

£4k per month? My head has just exploded.