@jiminyycrickets@weirdfigs@zarahussain999@PolitlcsUK It just feels a bit.. inconsistent and silly to say that you don’t believe someone can be radical if they don’t really mean to do the radical things they do.
@jiminyycrickets@weirdfigs@zarahussain999@PolitlcsUK I don’t mean to insult your intelligence in any way but it feels you’re lacking the understanding of nuance which is very prevalent in reform and restore policies.
@jiminyycrickets@weirdfigs@zarahussain999@PolitlcsUK And I feel the same way, but this doesn’t have anything to do with the fact he has been known to stand by and push radical views, both in public and behind closed doors.
@jiminyycrickets@weirdfigs@zarahussain999@PolitlcsUK I think this doesn’t really have much to do with naivety regarding Nigel Farage, his views and the way he wants to enforce them are well documented, if you choose to ignore that then that’s on you.
@jiminyycrickets@weirdfigs@zarahussain999@PolitlcsUK British culture has a lot to be shit on, no one is above criticism, unsure why this would make someone radical. Who is someone with similar beliefs to you who you think is radical?
@jiminyycrickets@weirdfigs@zarahussain999@PolitlcsUK Can you be a political radical if you are from England and do not believe you are above the laws?
What about people like Reform and Restore, who place their political ideology above the country they live in? Is that political radicalism?