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Nigel Farage, in response to the Stockport stabbings, released a video last night asking if the police were being truthful when they badged this as a "non terror" attack.

He is scum, racist scum.

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38 minutes ago, Leith Green said:

Nigel Farage, in response to the Stockport stabbings, released a video last night asking if the police were being truthful when they badged this as a "non terror" attack.

He is scum, racist scum.

And the fucking BBC still keep giving the c**t platform.

It just emboldened the knuckle-draggers when they do this.

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2 minutes ago, DeeTillEhDeh said:

And the fucking BBC still keep giving the c**t platform.

It just emboldened the knuckle-draggers when they do this.

Yep.

No mentions of this - from an elected MP, ffs - at all this morning, the BBC are a disgrace.

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On 31/07/2024 at 15:18, DeeTillEhDeh said:

I need to stop posting when I'm half asleep.

Hamilton Accies would like to know if you are interested in a job? 

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18 hours ago, Cheese said:

3rd place, almost 20% of the vote. More than double the Tory vote.

My ward... terrible turnout.. ISP also got a vote share with % higher than Alba ever managed. 

 

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That’s an impressive result for Reform, even taking the low turnout into account.

Hard to say how it’ll end up for them not just in Scotland, but the rest of the country.

They’ll eventually force the Tories to make a sharp turn right in England and Wales, but in Scotland you have a different dynamic, with a less populist electorate.

Can see their rise causing rifts between the Scottish and English Tories too.  For ‘the right’ to succeed up here, you’d need something new that appeals to both Tory and Reform voters IMO.

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34 minutes ago, DeeTillEhDeh said:

A bit deceptive that - independent vacating the seat and a turnout of 20.7%.

Yeah turnout is dogshit, but the result still follows the trend of them establishing themselves up here, despite not really making any sort of real push.

As it currently stands they look likely to pick up a few seats at Holyrood in 2026.

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