@megha_lilly The moment there began to be heated discussion and arguments over social media posts is the moment I shut it out of my marriage and family. It is a filtered, controlled method of communication which has it’s place in being exposed to others but for loved ones face to face only.
@Nigel_Farage The consequence should be that free speech is allowed to flourish and condemn his actions, further entrenching the policing of our words and communications is a lose lose situation.
@JamesMelville The strategy was to continually disappoint, frustrate and anger the people to be followed by a few crumbs and vacuous hope while continuing the same trajectory. Time to not fall for the abusive cycles.
@KJennie23108067@BBCNews Playing the game according to their rules is a form of capitulation. No we haven’t been rising above it we’ve been slapped hard, reeling from it and now it’s time to brush ourselves off and face it.
@AvonandsomerRob No. He has been moved strategically into that position and this is his first move - watch out for how this is being manipulated, don’t trust them for a moment.
Will everyone just get this man and this party in government so we can start having positive, grown up, sincere politicians working for the good of the UK again.
In 2 minutes, @WilliamClouston explains why the SDP's "tough but tender" approach beats Westminster's self-serving delusions.
Pretending the maths works isn't compassion. It only guarantees a harsher reckoning later.
The Age of Pretence must end.
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@HeracleanVision Giving air to people who actually like Britain is a good thing and with the possibility of breaking the uniparty (which Reform have recently taken on a lot of former Mps) is an altogether good thing.