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Jack Oliver Aaron
@worldsocionics
Business psychologist. Specialist in personality type. Book an interview to find out yours here: https://t.co/xXAUS7cY1V
Welwyn Garden City, UK 가입일 Ağustos 2014
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Not caring that one of your members wants to see everyone without two English parents deported is exactly the issue.
We learnt to laugh at being called 'racist' because we were obviously not racist. Now there are actual racists being called 'racist' and you're still laughing. That's a problem.
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@GolfNut48846224 @RestoreBritain That ol' chestnut. How boring. 🥱
We don't care.
Radical problems require strong solutions.
Not any of this nonsensicle centrist drivel that we've been mind numbingly stupid enough to blindly follow for decades. Subservient goons nodding along
Well, no more.
Thanks to restore
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Remember;
@RestoreBritain political party didn't exist 6 months ago.
Now? We're front page news, A household conversation topic & terrifying our political opposition.
We are finally giving voters a rightwing patriotic choice as opposed to centrist slop we've endured for decades
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@GeorgeKedge @RestoreBritain Fast growth =/= potential to win an election.
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@RupertLowe10 I thought Restore was meant to be a different party to Reform.
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Any attempt to impose mandatory Digital ID will be fully repealed, scrapped and eradicated by a Restore Britain Government.
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This idea that non-voters are going to magically start voting because finally a party is hardcore enough for them is very sketchy. Why didn't they vote for the BNP or National Front back in the day? Realistically, we have no idea if these non-voters are too right wing or left wing for mainstream politics, or if they have no political view at all and will never vote no matter your policies.
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It's clear that the reformers can't grasp the concept of Non-voters of the past 30 years.
The polls ask previous voters.
They don't ask non-voters.
So the fact Restore are even hitting 7% is monumental.
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@worldsocionics @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft No, you've invented a different scenario which was not asked about and would have a different outcome to the polled question.
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How would Reform UK members vote if no Reform candidate was available?
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I've been through similar in the recent past, so I know how grossly unfair and libellous it can be. Then again, if Martin Sellner (a guy who has admitted to placing swastikas on synagogues) and other people legitimately describable as 'neo-Nazis' were speakers/organisers at this event, then I would say attendance of said event is asking for trouble.
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The Daily Mail has attempted to ruin my life.
They have called me a 'White supremacist' and a 'Neo Nazi' without evidence, my face with these words on it has been put on the front page of one of the biggest media outlets in Britain, getting seen by millions.
They gave me no right to reply nor a heads up that this was coming out. This has completely changed the direction of my life and has already wrecked my work life and public image.
If you do want to support me through this struggle here is the link - buymeacoffee.com/angloid
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@nigelmp Sums it up really. Beyond party tribalism what makes these people conservative?
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I canvassed in Makerfield on Saturday. I came across a large number of Tories who felt that whilst they love Kemi - big thumbs up for her- they feared reform winning so they are voting tactically at this by election for Andy Burnham. They thought Michael Winstanley, the conservative candidate, was outstanding. One said- “ I told myself I would never vote Labour ever again- but I will this time to stop reform. In my 50 years in politics I’ve never seen this phenomenon before.
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@mwfowlie @SikoBeanis @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft Yes. Pivoting is essential to politics. Are those supporting Restore prepared to stick with the party when it inevitably has to pivot as Reform has?
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@worldsocionics @SikoBeanis @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft It’s a lot more complicated than this. You’re not considering the effects of these votes on the parties themselves.
Parties adjust their policies to capture more votes at the margin.
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@MyFilmClips @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft Who would you vote for then if not Reform? If Restore didn't exist, there would be no other choice than Reform that wants to crack down on immigration and defend the national interest over woke nonsense.
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@worldsocionics @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft No Restore supporter would vote for Farage. That's less than less than half. Vote for who you want, we're not the same.
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@John_J_C_Moss @KemiBadenoch @captainbudhell1 @nigelmp @Conservatives Maybe the eventual merger on the right will be between the Conservatives and Restore then!
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@captainbudhell1 @nigelmp Reform are stuffed full of ex-tories who pushed through all the stuff Reform hate when they were ministers.
The real @Conservatives have stuck with @KemiBadenoch because she it taking us back to being a proper Conservative Party again.
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@firasmodad British is a nationality. English, Scottish etc. are ethnicities.
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Reform is desperately running away from one question: what does 'British' mean?
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🚨 NEW: Reform's Robert Jenrick has pledged to scrap Rachel Reeves' rise in employer National Insurance for "British workers" only
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@SikoBeanis @W_M_Pitt @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft You may get more kf the activists, sure. Most of the voters, I doubt it.
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@worldsocionics @W_M_Pitt @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft Honestly I think it would give a massive boost to anti-establishment politics. A decent amount of OG reform supporters would quit the party, many of which would end up coming to Restore (or whatever right wing party is available at the time).
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The percentage of votes for pro-brexit parties is roughly the same as the percentage of votes for brexit. How many non-voters are people who would vote reliably if a party were further enough to the right? We have no idea how many will never vote at all and how many might prefer the far left.
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@worldsocionics @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft Politics is split and the ideologies so entrenched that to get ahead you need to bring people back in. Its borderline impossible now to flip people. Its how leave won Brexit
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@SikoBeanis @W_M_Pitt @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft Great, force Reform to merge with the Tories in order to win. How does creating your own monster of controlled opposition serve you exactly?
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@worldsocionics @W_M_Pitt @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft As good as it sounds I think it's unlikely, the Tories are too big of a unit in the party now. If it did happen I'd call for reconciliation between RUK and RB but again I doubt it will happen. I think we're more likely to see RUK merge with the Tories or do a C&S deal/NAP
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There are plenty who supported or stood for Reform in 2024 who would say this now because they see the value in a tactical defeat for a strategic win, as long as you only do it once. 5 years of Labour is a heavy cost. A further 5 with the Greens on coalition to boot is too much to bear.
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@Sargon_of_Akkad The 'settling for second best because they current poll higher' weakness is pathetic.
They voted for the Tories in the last election no doubt.
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This "I used to be a Restore supporter but..." line for Reform supporters is getting tiresome. We understand that you don't have what it takes. It's fine. You don't have to pretend you do.
James S🇬🇧@jim8oy66
I never thought I’d disagree with @RupertLowe10 and @BackBrexitBen, I’ve always respected them and was sad when they left Reform. But if they champion a win for Andy Burnham in Makerfield then they are capable of doing it up and down the country, campaigning not to win, but to just stand in the way of a win for Reform. Restore will not win on this election cycle and Rupert is too old to run at the next election, the Prime Minister you are hoping for will be 77 years old if he ever comes to power. Let’s be sensible and stick with Reform, they have a realistic chance. 👍
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This is the rhetoric of someone doubling down in the pursuit of glory even in defeat. If you want enough votes to be credible, those Reform voters who may otherwise vote Restore are your low hanging fruit. It is a mistake to confuse the rapid growth of Restore with the potential to win.
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@SikoBeanis @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft It helps half as much as getting a voter from the other side. It's just cold, hard maths.
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@worldsocionics @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft Simply bringing disaffected non-voters/infrequent voters back into the fold is helping.
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Perhaps the best outcome from this mess with Restore is that it forces Reform to purge itself of diluting influences for the greater good. If they lose Makerfield due to Restore I hope they do this rather than double down, and if they do the former, I really hope Restore abandon their delusional bid for power.
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@W_M_Pitt @worldsocionics @Kingbingo_ @LordAshcroft Yes what effect does the current treasury spokesman and a bunch of future cabinet ministers have on party policy?
There's already infighting between the ex-Tories and the og-Reform guys, it's literally public knowledge that the influence of the Tory's has corrupted the party
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It suits my argument that you wouldn't vote Labour but sure. Point is, Restore is doing nothing to improve the chances of constitutional restoration. It only takes from Reform and those who would otherwise not vote at all. It does nothing to help with beating the parties of national decline.
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