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[Bob @GGMPson]

@SimplyTennile @mattvanswol @krassenstein Free speech is literally speech without consequences from the government.

[Bob @GGMPson]

@TiceRichard @reformparty_uk You've just lost Reform the next election

Nice one, idiot

[Bob @GGMPson]

@FCCityofWxm Who cares

[Bob @GGMPson]

@TiceRichard Stop backing Israel immediately or you're going to lose all the momentum Reform built and lose the next election.

[Bob @GGMPson]

@ga_richardson That's the one voting system we shouldn't use, since it got turned down in the 2011 referendum.

[Bob @GGMPson]

@thelefttake In most other cultures, the elderly aren't treated like idiots, even in their final years, they are consulted for their wisdom. Their children, grandchildren and their community seek their advice and counsel.
Because nothing beats experience. Something Green party kids don't have

[Bob @GGMPson]

@PeteCoat @janekin24 @LeftieStats @YouGov However the leave terms were known in the 2019 election and Leave won again.

[Bob @GGMPson]

@LynneCampbell5 @JamesMelville @Reehoh1 Inflation caused by Covid spending is the primary cause of price rises since 2021.

[Bob @GGMPson]

@WHG17 @bhatti_saqib @Jacob_Rees_Mogg https://t.co/ynvFyEhTVH

[Gully Foyle #UKTrade @TerraOrBust]

🎉 75 Brexit Benefits - Mega Thread 🎉

I have collated 75 tangible #BrexitBenefits, fully evidenced and demonstrably true.

Some may not like that they exist - but facts just don't care about their opinions at all.

⬇️Scroll down to see this epic list ⬇️

[Bob @GGMPson]

@alanrfrancis @LizWebsterSBF @JeremyVineOn5 Not really what he said though, was it?

He said another referendum could lead to it being "1-1" in Leave vs Remain referendums, therefore not solving the issue.

[Bob @GGMPson]

@EastKent_EM @CresDes27 @NickCohen4 In practice, all referendums are binding.

[Bob @GGMPson]

@EastKent_EM @CresDes27 @NickCohen4 "Both Jacob Rees-Mogg and Nigel Farage promised another vote if it was a 52/48 outcome."

Literally never happened.

Why make up such blatant lies?

[Bob @GGMPson]

@RichardNorris17 @GordonFielden @PippaCrerar @johnharris1969 @kiranstacey They voted against changing to a system that nobody wanted in the first place, and didn't solve 90% of the problems.
There's a long list of PR advocates who voted against AV.

[Bob @GGMPson]

@RichardNorris17 @GordonFielden @PippaCrerar @johnharris1969 @kiranstacey Like I said, even if we had AV, we'd very likely be in the same situation.

[Bob @GGMPson]

@RichardNorris17 @GordonFielden @PippaCrerar @johnharris1969 @kiranstacey Point I am trying to make is that rejection of AV in 2011 is almost immaterial to the discussion of electoral reform towards PR in 2026

[Bob @GGMPson]

@Nawjryw @Cramao_dk @LukeTryl "nothing gets done" would be an advantage

[Bob @GGMPson]

@owenjonesjourno Arguably Conservative split the vote too, braindead take

[Bob @GGMPson]

@RichardNorris17 @GordonFielden @PippaCrerar @johnharris1969 @kiranstacey Arguably not, a survey of 40,000 people in 2015 suggested that the election result would have been less proportional if AV was used.

[Bob @GGMPson]

@RichardNorris17 @GordonFielden @PippaCrerar @johnharris1969 @kiranstacey AV is not a proportional system and would not likely change many election outcomes

[Bob @GGMPson]

@gavmarten @PhilipProudfoot If an idea is a disaster in practice then it was a terrible theory all along