simonubsdell.bsky.social
Still raging about the abject moral abomination of Brexitism.
👤 Joined on 21 October 2023
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Simple answer - the majority right wing media not only let's him get away with it but continues to promote him... while many in Labour - for the most part - arw too timid to call him and his disgrace of a party out. Burnham has it in him. Needs to take the fight to Reform
Show PostThere’s too much caution about calling Farage and Reform racist. They have no such timidity when they threaten to strip us of our rights and protections, to mass deport people and kill them at sea. They routinely insult, perv, vilify and hate people. You don’t ‘nice’ that away. You call it out.
Show PostA "Kernow Patriots" meeting advertised in Truro saw nobody from Cornwall turn up at all, according to a post from this disappointed would-be ally from across the Devon border in Plymouth who had hoped to represent "Devon and Cornwall Patriot Defence" at the non-gathering
Show PostNo consequences for his behavior during his entire life. He simply doesn’t care what any of us think anymore. No shame, no conscience, no soul.
Show PostThe naïveté of so many in rejoin in setting optouts on the table as part of accession is here for all to see. UK shadow cabinet minister was able to turn a conversation about Europe into one about "terms" The terms are known. Labour needs to make this not about special treatment.
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