‘More restrictive measures as UK 'faces a tipping point'.....’

[satansdisciple34]

Boris Johnson is a fraud. Everyone thought he would be Trump in the UK, instead he acts like a dictator that’s scared of what the labour communists think of him.

Green Party seems to be the best place to put your vote even if they won’t win the elections.

 

[FancyMancy]

I forgot to add the one about the micro-scale robots, as well.

 

[SouthernWhiteGentile]

Green Party seems to be the best place to put your vote even if they won’t win the elections.

Green Party? I don’t know about the UK but our Green Party is a socialist group that is more concerned with climate change and “racial equality” than real issues. I’d rather vote libertarian.

 

[satansdisciple34]

Green Party seems to be the best place to put your vote even if they won’t win the elections.

Green Party? I don’t know about the UK but our Green Party is a socialist group that is more concerned with climate change and “racial equality” than real issues. I’d rather vote libertarian.

Our so called libertarian party, named ‘Liberal Democrats’ are Pro-EU and against Brexit, knowing of them from last year they’ve lied about statistics and other things too.

Here’s a Wikipedia Extract;
The Liberal Democrats have an ideology that draws on both the liberal and social democratic traditions. The party is primarily social liberal, supporting redistribution but sceptical of increasing the power of the state, emphasising the link between equality and liberty. The party supports investment and progressive taxation, but also promotes civil liberties and a less centralised economy. This distinguishes the party from many liberal parties elsewhere in Europe that are instead dominated by classical liberalism. By comparison, the Liberal Democrats support a mixed economy and have sometimes opposed privatisation.

And Green Party;
Sociologist Chris Rootes stated that the Green Party took "the left-libertarian" vote, while Dennison and Goodwin characterised it as reflecting "libertarian-universalistic values". The party wants an end to big government – which they see as hindering open and transparent democracy – and want to limit the power of big business – which, they argue, upholds the unsustainable trend of globalisation, and is detrimental to local trade and economies. There have been allegations of factionalism and infighting in the Green Party between liberal, socialist, and anarchist factions.

Reading this through, though I don’t know the other parties fully, seems more legit. Left-Libertarian, whatever that means, still sounds better than Right-Libertarian. Though I doubt there’s any connection. End to big gov, limit the powers of big businesses, talks of Globalism being unsustainable. Though the infighting part sparked something when I read anachrist factions. Maybe a bunch of Yehuborim in the party want to corrupt it over because they hate what it stands for? Either way, I think the UK is an old ship that has it’s own people poking holes in its hull. Does anyone think it’s worth staying in this country?