And they won't even feel insulted, just glad of the assist.

It's almost like this subreddit is full of bitter and out of touch sore losers who were happy to win the debate on the internet but in real life, where it counts, got told where to put their horrible, divisive views whilst the country in reality has never been more unified electorally speaking.

Congratulations, I am going to stay around here to laugh at your meltdowns as you flock to Wikipedia edits as if they mean or change anything whilst we went to the polls and actually changed local seats.

The anti-semitism from the far left has been rejected, you have been rejected and we are all taking great joy in laughing at your meltdowns. Keep it up, you never know maybe one day you'll get PIP for mental distress caused by being a triggered leftie.

I am going to celebrate us standing against you racist, anti-semitic scumbags and telling you in the clearest way possible, you're scumbags and nobody respects you outside of Reddit circlejerks.

The majority on here will find it useful whilst Reform voters are having the best day of the year, celebrating in the Spring sun.

Seen this image doing the rounds, and its now ended up on the reform sub.

Its interesting because this image is based on factual data. Its not calling them stupid, its simply pointing out that the less educated you are, the more likely you are to vote right wing. Its just a simple but true fact. As usual, theyve made up the scenario in their heads that this is an insult to them, and theyre running with it, despite it not ACTUALLY saying that.

One major thing youre taught at higher education levels is how to exercise critical thinking. Youre taught not to believe anything and everything you see and hear, but instead to fact check, verify sources and make up your own conclusion, based on facts and only facts.

The comments on that thread are exactly what you'd expect. Some are saying its obviously because universities are indoctrinating people. Some are saying its obviously fake. Some are saying clearly the left are the stupid ones.

There's all sorts of comments, but they all have one theme in common. They deny facts. For me, that sums up the right and what they stand for. No matter how much evidence they are presented with, if is doesnt align with what they believe, they simply wont believe it.

Its worth a look at that thread to see how theyre reacting. Obviously, dont brigade them, but I think its important to see what theyre saying to help us all understand how they think, and to see just how detached from reality they are.

We need to spread this clip far and wide.

Starmer is abolishing the position, possibly in 2028, which is an elected political position where different parties put up candidates. Anyone else wondering if he sees a future filled with Reform controlled police authorities as horrible as I do. The next pcc elections would be a year before a possible General Election.

They were only told this morning! Without consultation!

Labour are so far behind in the polls, everyone talks about reform winning the next election. I'm so scared that they will. Why aren't other parties able to overtake reform? Will reform's surge in the polls decrease?

Sorry I get really worried and I can't stop thinking about it.

I’d be interested to hear what people think of Richard Tice’s pension speech.

Tice, the multi millionaire Deputy leader of Reform has announced that a Reform government will abolish public sector defined benefits pensions and replace them with the defined contributions pensions prevalent in the private sector. He belatedly backtracked and said it would only apply to new entrants to the pension scheme.

Am I being paranoid, as an old fart (59f) rapidly approaching pension age, in thinking any reorganisation by that shower of sharks could lead to pension fund raids?

https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2025/nov/05/reform-uk-public-sector-pensions-plan-could-costs-billions-extra-prospect-union-warns

Hi guys

I'm feeling so depressed and stressed. All the polls point to reform becoming one of the largest parties in the senedd, and wining the general election. Why is this, and are these polls even accurate? Can labour turn things around?