The Reform Thread

[Turkish]

1 hour ago, sadoldgit said:

What I don’t like is that many people who say they support them don’t seem to understand what they stand for. For example it is well understood by people who have followed Farage’s career that he is racist. Somehow you don’t see that.

You say the ban is “pathetic” but would you be happy with some of the people who have been thrown out of Reform for clear race hate comments on that platform? If Reform didn’t attract so many deeply unpleasant people with deeply abhorrent views to their ranks maybe they wouldn’t have this problem.

Again, as some people don’t seem able to understand English. I don’t agree with the ban myself.

Incidently, I have seen Reform representatives totally embarrassed in debates with University students so I don’t understand the ban.

 

If they'd be thrown out of Reform then they wouldn't be part of the Reform debate would they.

But wait, Reform are racist but have thrown people out for making racist comments, how can this be? You dont seem to understand them yourself. 

And you keep banging on about Farages past, cant we just dismiss this as "everyone makes mistakes" like you do or "clumsy language" like your racist comments?

Edited 12 hours ago by Turkish

[badgerx16]

34 minutes ago, sadoldgit said:

Oh, I see. I was trying to be generous. For example, we have a Reform supporter here who seems oblivious to Farage’s racist background. I have upset a couple of people on here in the past when assuming people who support others who are clearly racist share their views.

Perhaps it is not something they are not overly concerned about.

[sadoldgit]

40 minutes ago, badgerx16 said:

Perhaps it is not something they are not overly concerned about.

I guess not.

[sadoldgit]

1 hour ago, iansums said:

Which poster are you referring to?

Take a guess. When I referred to Farage as a racist you asked for evidence.

[Zorba]

On 04/02/2026 at 18:27, benjii said:

These wankers couldn't organise a piss up in a brewery, have no serious policies, have links to dodgy foreign funding and plenty of connections to Epstein, and still some people think they are a credible choice for government.

Makes you wonder how the Labour Party ever got into power!?

[iansums]

2 hours ago, sadoldgit said:

Take a guess. When I referred to Farage as a racist you asked for evidence.

Me then. I wouldn’t say I’m a supporter of Reform or any political party. I’ve mostly voted Tory but also voted Labour on one occasion. I voted Reform last time, really as a protest vote, I don’t know how I will vote next time.

[sadoldgit]

33 minutes ago, iansums said:

Me then. I wouldn’t say I’m a supporter of Reform or any political party. I’ve mostly voted Tory but also voted Labour on one occasion. I voted Reform last time, really as a protest vote, I don’t know how I will vote next time.

Fair enough. I just assumed from your posts that you were solidly behind Farage.

[benjii]

One of the stupidest, most ignorant, mean, fuckwitted, arse-headed public statements ever uttered by an MP in the UK.

[Winnersaint]

10 minutes ago, benjii said:

One of the stupidest, most ignorant, mean, fuckwitted, arse-headed public statements ever uttered by an MP in the UK.

Tice the Temu Trump.

[Lord Duckhunter]

4 hours ago, badgerx16 said:

Perhaps it is not something they are not overly concerned about.

Perhaps it’s not true…

[whelk]

49 minutes ago, benjii said:

One of the stupidest, most ignorant, mean, fuckwitted, arse-headed public statements ever uttered by an MP in the UK.

Yes what a total prick. Let’s have him making decisions. 

[egg]

55 minutes ago, benjii said:

One of the stupidest, most ignorant, mean, fuckwitted, arse-headed public statements ever uttered by an MP in the UK.

Yep. If ever there was any doubt that Reform are in Trumps shadow, this highlights it.