Reform 'Contract' (Manifesto)

Their finances are about as sound as the ones Liz Truss tried

Completely bonkers and if anyone thinks that enacting these policies is a good idea needs their head examined
 
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Reform manifesto is more of a wishlist than anything of substance.
calling it a contract is a bit misleading. I thought the terms of a contract were supposed to be binding, Reform says it would return boat people back to France immediately, what happens if the French refuse to accept them?
Reform also now accepts that some level of immigration is necessary but they don't put a figure on it, only that "non essential" immigration will be stopped, all a bit vague .
 
Murdochcat said:
Their finances are about as sound as the ones Liz Truss tried

Completely bonkers and if anyone thinks that enacting these policies is a good idea needs their head examined
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Far rage has more or less said they will not get into power, reforms agenda is to take over the toreys from within.
 
Vinty said:
Reform manifesto is more of a wishlist than anything of substance.
calling it a contract is a bit misleading. I thought the terms of a contract were supposed to be binding, Reform says it would return boat people back to France immediately, what happens if the French refuse to accept them?
Reform also now accepts that some level of immigration is necessary but they don't put a figure on it, only that "non essential" immigration will be stopped, all a bit vague .
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Perhaps they should go for net zero immigration
 
Vinty said:
Reform manifesto is more of a wishlist than anything of substance.
calling it a contract is a bit misleading. I thought the terms of a contract were supposed to be binding, Reform says it would return boat people back to France immediately, what happens if the French refuse to accept them?
Reform also now accepts that some level of immigration is necessary but they don't put a figure on it, only that "non essential" immigration will be stopped, all a bit vague .
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This sort of ties in with my previous comments about what would parties like Reform do if they somehow found themselves in government. I'm confident they would very quickly realise delivering on their rhetoric (when faced with the realities of being in government) would be far easier said than done.
 
Murdochcat said:
Their finances are about as sound as the ones Liz Truss tried

Completely bonkers and if anyone thinks that enacting these policies is a good idea needs their head examined
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The average Reform voter will love the idea of zero immigration and then moan x years later when their grandad is receiving sub par care in the care home due to lack of staff ... completely oblivious to the correlation.
 
diy_fun_uk said:
The average Reform voter will love the idea of zero immigration and then moan x years later when their grandad is receiving sub par care in the care home due to lack of staff ... completely oblivious to the correlation.
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Whilst I agree with the sentiment, the actually issue with migration is we are just not having enough children.

Tory attacks on the family have been very effective..Major - back to basics and it was morally wrong for young to have babies... that led to a collapse in birth rates, same with child benefit cap, housing benefit cap, in fact all the caps especially working tax credit and child tax credit taper rates have done the same thing.

Have a look at this : https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/number-of-births-per-year?country=~GBR and map tory attacks on children against it.

Baiscally we need immigration as the Tories think that only those who name there children boris should have them.
 
martygturner said:
Whilst I agree with the sentiment, the actually issue with migration is we are just not having enough children.

Tory attacks on the family have been very effective..Major - back to basics and it was morally wrong for young to have babies... that led to a collapse in birth rates, same with child benefit cap, housing benefit cap, in fact all the caps especially working tax credit and child tax credit taper rates have done the same thing.

Have a look at this : https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/number-of-births-per-year?country=~GBR and map tory attacks on children against it.

Baiscally we need immigration as the Tories think that only those who name there children boris should have them.
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Why go to all the expense of growing your own British workers, when you can import ready made workers from outside Britain.
Sounds like a good idea, the only downside is that that the host nation imports itself into extinction.
 
martygturner said:
Have a look at this : https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/number-of-births-per-year?country=~GBR and map tory attacks on children against it.
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Have a look at this.
righttolife.org.uk

54 years of abortion: 9,900,961 lives lost since 1967 — one unborn baby every 2.5 minutes

Today marks the 54th anniversary of the Abortion Act coming into effect in 1968 – 6 months after it received Royal Assent.
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Almost 10 million terminations since 1967
And people are now worried about who is going to wipe their arses in the nursing home.
10 million Brits terminated only to be replaced by 10 million immigrants.
Short termism at its worst.
 
noseall said:
Foetus.
And fùck off with your holier than though fake morality bullshīt.
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You are in denial.
Do you still believe that a Foetus is an unfertilised egg. LOL.

It isn't your fault, you just need to put your trowel down and go somewhere quiet to reflect on why you get so angry when confronted with truth.



At the height of His agony, at the very moment when most victims of crucifixion might scream out in fury with a curse, Christ prayed for forgiveness for His tormentors: “Father, forgive them; for they do not know what they are doing” (Luke 23:34).
 
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