😳 oh dear. Is that big state 😁

I’m presuming you are not in the U.K. because of the way you spell Labour? Let me explain that 12.5% of youth in the U.K. are not in education, employment or training (NEET). I don’t believe that the policies that Labour U.K. are putting forward are not going to happen.

The trouble is that’s an age old argument that both sides use. I’ll make it clear, I’m Reform Party voter. That doesn’t mean that I want I don’t care. I’m more interested in seeing that youth get a fair deal. Youth are far from represented by Labour. IMO Labour make promises they can’t keep.

There’s one thing you haven’t mentioned. Why are Labour voters flocking to Reform. Could it be that Reform are somehow reinventing politics?

You’re right that Britain has always leaned toward a two-party system, first Whigs vs. Tories, later Liberals vs. Conservatives, then Labour vs. Conservatives. Even with other parties growing, the mechanics of first past the post keep it effectively a duopoly. Proportional representation??

Could you expand a bit. Please

And ?

I don’t think your hate of the Reform Party is having much impact ?

Any fool can criticize, condemn, and complain, and most fools do" highlights the ease of negativity and the difficulty of constructive engagement. Providing thoughtful solutions and positive feedback requires more effort and wisdom.

Also there are high energy costs. Labour isn’t
working and the true working class like me are turning to Reform. Unemployment is going to sore shortly.Labour isn’t the Labour Party from the past. They don’t care about working class people anymore.

No it isn’t. Theres lots more like the farmers getting ripped off.