@Darcieboo2016@Goosey30111568 Reform losing is actually a reform win. It must be. Otherwise, it would mean that twitter really is just a right wing echo chamber and the rest of the country doesn't see immigrants as the number 1 issue
@Jenny_1884 Since the success of the referendum, right wing bots, GB News and general pessimistism from some demographics, the country feels like a much sadder place
@BenGrahamUK Employers are going to hire people on 10 hour a week contracts and put everything through as overtime
Seems great, until all you get is that 10 hours a week
To be honest, who am I kidding? Reform won't introduce this policy in the first place
@veryfathomer@PJNDLD The smallest increase by 400%?
So under labour, they have managed to increase prices by 400% less than the private companies?
That sounds pretty good! Maybe they should run all services and you wouldn't be sulking!
@blondehunx Let's be honest, the people of the UK clearly feel that those on the lowest income have had it too easy for too long, whilst the highest earners have had to pick up the tax bill.
A vote for reform will help the wealthy keep more of their cash.
@AdamDufty91@blondehunx What's wrong with tumeric?
A little dash on your roast potatoes will really add something special to your Sunday lunch.
I'm not going to stand by and let tumeric catch strays
@Tania_Reform Reform needs to be studied.
People voted against their own best interests with the EU referendum, and seemingly are happy to do it again with the rise of reform.
Those most in need of care are voting in their droves for the party promising to remove it
@CatWomaniya It's a win for everyone.
For various reasons, some men just don't fare well with women.
Women wouldn't want to interact with those men anyway.
This seems like a solution that everyone's happy with?