I don't disagree. I'm drawing a distinction between committed racists, and other voters who have been won over by tax dodging media barons and billionaires with racist rhetoric and policies.

Are we going to try to win them back, or hurl insults at them? Because Reform want us to do the latter.

I would point to who is in the white house and gently tell you that your question has already been answered.

I'm not talking about accommodating and condoning racism. That's stupid. I'm talking about engaging with it and changing minds like a grown up.

It's #Symbiotober now!

Thank you.

But he does call Trump a racist, pussy-grabbing tax dodger in that video.

I don't know anything about Jonathan Pie's co-writer, I just agree with what he says in the video.

It's important to draw a distinction between the PM calling policies racist, which might be what you think I was referring to, and people from the right and left demonising and cancelling each other on social media, which is what I and Gary are saying will only help Reform win.

Yes Martin, that's part of the problem too, but I'm not talking about the current PM calling policies racist. I'm talking about people.

And yes to you too RL Stine action. This is a perfect explanation by a brilliant satirist that went viral after Trump won his first term.
youtu.be/GLG9g7BcjKs?...

The point I am making is to try to put yourself in the shoes of a Reform voter that doesn't think they're racist.

They see no other answers coming from anywhere else.

They get yelled at and demonised by people who share our values.

They're just gonna dig their heels in, so we have to change tack.

lol, ok. but Trump's in the White House and Reform are leading the polls so... good luck with that.

Many of them are, yes. But they don't think they are. Calling them racist will never make a single one of them change. It will help Reform win. That's the point.

Hell yeah to all those intricate sensory details.

Room for one more in there?

Why are you eating sugar..?

neverrrr