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    Sunak May Harden Stance on Human Rights Pact After Farage Jumps Into Race
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    Sunak May Harden Stance on Human Rights Pact After Farage Jumps Into Race

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    1. caocao16 on

      ‘Abortions for none!!’ – Booooo!
      ‘Abortions for all!!!’ – Booooo!
      ‘Abortions for some, mini British flags for others’ – Yayyyyyy

    2. socratic-meth on

      Vote for us! We’ll take away your rights and force your kids to join the military.

    3. Zoyd_Pinecone on

      Call me a cynic but I think it will be much more likely that Farage entering the race will provoke a “race to the bottom” between the Tories and the Reform party as to who can come up with the shittiest “populist” policies in regards to human rights etc. 

      We’ll see how it  pans out shortly I suppose. 

    4. External-Praline-451 on

      The election can’t come soon enough.

      The nation has had enough of the Tories pandering to Farage’s rabid, ignorant base and reigning down misery on the rest of us because of it.

    5. Millefeuille-coil on

      Vote for us our manifesto reads like the spaghetti junction and will be delivered right after HS 2 we are the children party no slacking off to foreign shores for them unless they join the Army.

    6. Zak_Rahman on

      Foreign-funded Farage, pushing the overton window further to the right.

      This is a pantomime.

    7. chambo143 on

      I’m glad they’re going after the real threats facing British society. Trans people, 18 year olds, and worst of all human rights

    8. McShoobydoobydoo on

      Next weeks policies to appeal to their demographic

      Tuesdays to be punch a single mum day

      Wednesdays are for slapping the disabled

      and Thursdays are for nutting a minority.

      If you shag the flag enough you get to bazooka a small boat on Saturdays

    9. Capital-Wolverine532 on

      Sunak will lose big. He chose the wrong time to call the election. It should have been August at the earliest. He didn’t insist on individual allowances to rise which was a major mistake. He makes a big noise about defence yet the Tories have cut the armed forces to their lowest level for generations. He makes a noise about trans legislation but they haven’t done anything in the last few years to combat it. He cut levelling up for the north and now doles it out. Politically, he is illiterate and has no feeling for what people want or need.

      Needless to say, he is one of Cameron’s choices. That damns him for eternity

    10. jx45923950 on

      You know, this whole shitshow timeline could have been avoided had the Tory party stopped appeasing him in 2015. 

      They’ve learned nothing, and now they’re on the brink of catastrophe. 

    11. William_Taylor-Jade on

      Farage is only relevant because the two main parties have utterly failed on immigration. The Tories have proven themselves incompetent and Labour are not making anywhere near enough noise to even suggest they would even attempt to bring immigration down and to stop migrants.

      This is for a very lot of people a key issue. Tackle it.

    12. Danqazmlp0 on

      Will Sunak do a Cameron and end up enacting shit policies just to appease the right, but end up losing anyway?

    13. Agreeable_Falcon1044 on

      Apparently that’s how you rule the country…not based on a mandate, a well thought out idea or something that’s good for the country…but an actual race to the bottom to stay on the gravy train!

    14. _Rookwood_ on

      Nobody believes the tories on anything anymore. Numerous home secretaries have said they were thinking about leaving the ECHR and amending the Human Rights Act but they _never_ acted on it. Why would anyone believe them now?

      The Tories’ gap between rhetoric and actions are enomous.

    15. xParesh on

      I’m glad Farage has joined the fray just to see the Tories lose their minds and go into a meltdown. This is now about to get so much fun to watch