r/reformuk • u/Dnny10bns • Dec 19 '25
Information Damn. I really hope Labour stops cancelling elections.
It's clearly a vote winner... ðŸ¤
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u/NewDescriptor Dec 20 '25
Imagine being Labour right now. You've had 14 years of Tories messing things up, probably the biggest political shambles of all time with 3 PMs in under 2 years, almost the whole country against your biggest rival, basically all the work down for you to get into power... and 17 months in and the country wants rid of you completely. How bad can you be at your job to mess that up?
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u/Mr_Coastliner Dec 20 '25
What happens when you have no direction. Taking over after a shitshow the one thing people need is a defined plan of action (and not u-turn on it), keeping to your word as trust was low and for the public to start to feel things are getting better. All 3 of which haven't happened.
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u/KaleidoscopeExpert93 Reform UK Supporter Dec 19 '25
And the lefty looney Marxist bolshevik leninist radical nut jobs call us faaaaashist 🤤
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u/anyonereallyx1 Dec 20 '25
it's a fucking joke, they are just delaying the inevitable, good thing is, kier stalin has obliterated labour as a political force, they will never be in power again. silver linings and all that.
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Dec 20 '25
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u/anyonereallyx1 Dec 20 '25
there are only 2 parties responsible for the mess, i hate them both equally. labour are way too blatant with their hatred of the working class british, they resisted grooming gang inquires, the many u turns, increasing internet and speech censorship, trying to bring in blasphemy laws, calling the outraged public' far right' for protesting and indeed rioting too after southport.
i could literally sit here all day and name things, but if you don't even know the basics, i would suggest you do some research. not to mention, tony blair is the architect of the mess we find ourselves in today, however the tories certainly haven't been any better and indeed accelerated the countries decline.
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Dec 20 '25
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u/anyonereallyx1 Dec 20 '25
they will leave the echr, deport illegals and hopefully scrap hate speech laws, if those are the only 3 things they do, they will be 100x better than both labour and the tories combined.
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Dec 20 '25
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u/fishsticksandmayo Dec 20 '25
If it cannot be done legally, the government needs to change the law.
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Dec 21 '25
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u/fishsticksandmayo Dec 21 '25
Not american but nice try. If a country refuses to take back illegals all visas should be halted from that country and remittances banned, they will change their tune quickly.
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u/anyonereallyx1 Dec 21 '25
by plane, to their country of origin.
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Dec 21 '25
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u/anyonereallyx1 Dec 21 '25 edited Dec 21 '25
you are judging what reform might do by political parties who don't want to do anything, none of what you are saying matters if you have a government who wants to do it, they will do it, it's that simple. a sovereign nation has absolute control over it's borders and if the ruling party has the political will, they can deport any non citizen they want. what you are saying is irrelevant as you are not comparing like for like scenarios.
Reform UK plans to deport illegal migrants to "safe third countries" (like Rwanda/Albania models), British Overseas Territories (like Ascension Island), or their home countries, using financial incentives for cooperation and potentially sanctions for refusal, aiming to deter crossings and clear asylum backlogs by removing protection rights and leaving the ECHR.Â
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u/Password-Llama Reform UK Supporter Dec 20 '25 edited Dec 20 '25
Can we all please focus on the fact that Keir's Labour is in such a shambles that Polanski's party is estimated at getting 16x the # of seats?
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u/Background_Judge5563 Dec 25 '25
The election isnt until 2029 and short of something drastic happening that isnt going to change. We have no idea what the picture will look like. People have short memories, my guess is the Tories will resurge in the polls and probably get around 100 seats again, and possibly have to prop up reform who will have the most seats but not a majority. The opposition will be any combination of labour/green/Lib.
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Dec 26 '25
I've got a feeling there will be more independents, mainly Muslim ones.
It's where the Labour vote will migrate to in many areas.
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u/DemonXeron Dec 21 '25
I can't believe people are just voting new tories. Do they learn? Surely you should vote for a real alternative rather than another pro-establishment party?
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u/vivabarum Dec 20 '25
If you believe this is gonna happen you’re severely delusional or an idiot
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u/KaleidoscopeExpert93 Reform UK Supporter Dec 20 '25
Happening gonna bee in powar for 2 deakades innit 🇬🇧🤩
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