I thought that might bring out the real you, resorting to insults.
As my ragamuffin mother and friends in the 1900s East End of London use to chant at adults who verbally abused them, "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me".
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It's not abuse at all. Simply a statement of fact.
Anyway - how dare you complain. It is only a few days since you called me a follower of Enoch Powel for daring to question uncontrolled migration.
Why do people consider tariff barriers? https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy8d4v69jw6o
www.pedelecs.co.uk
Since Labour came to power a little over 18 months ago, 50,000 people arrived illegally in the UK on unvetted rubber boats. Who are they? What is their criminal history if they have one? Who asked them to come? Why are the provisions of the Immigration Act 1971 which makes such arrivals a criminal offence (section 24) not being enforced?
To ask this makes one in some deluded eyes, a part of the far right and a follower of Enoch Powel and probably also of Oswald Moseley.
On the same page I quoted above, having pointed out why I thought Farage's party was going to take more and more votes from paralysed and unresponsive traditional parties, that fellow in Edinburgh posted some hard left meme likening the democratic right parties such as Reform to full on fascism. A more politically illiterate slur is hard to imagine and it does a dis service to all the victims of the violent fascism of the mid twentieth century. Those parties are UTTERLY different to any of the democratic right parties in Europe.
Fascism is founded on:
State sponsored Violence
State control of industry
Persecution and imprisonment of political opponents
Absolute destruction of fundamental rights
Absolute abhorrence of democracy
But still the stupid and lazy throw that at parties which are merely a bit right of centre, and at people who advocate for sensible control of migration and enforcement of control of illegal and utterly uncontrolled illegal landings on beaches which since Labour gained power could fill a football stadium.