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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · 4d

So if someone from a working class background visited our top public schools and commented that they only saw wealthy posh people, implying they were not integrated with UK society - would that be ok?

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · 4d

We do have a problem with people who don't integrate and harm social cohesion. Posh cunts. Take our money and laugh at us.

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · 17d

Legitimate concern. Unless now BBC are going to challenge all political parties?

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · 17d

Thalidomide was not approved by the FDA. In the UK, the Thalidomide debacle led to the creation of the medicines act and setting of standards for evidence and review of risks and benefits of medicines. The case he's citing is exactly why experts approve drugs, not politicians and journalists.

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · 17d

Answer to question Robinson poses, right-wing media, including BBC, ran stories about free speech and " two-tier" justice without providing critical analysis. Also, BBC 'balanced view' appears to mean giving free reign to lies and ignoring even slightly left wing views.

partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · 18d

Now, do right-wing grifters selling supplements correlation with everything shit. 🤔

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · 19d

No. He only supported the successful Brexit, which exists out in the multiverse somewhere. Maybe the same universe where people have hot dog shaped floppy fingers.

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · 22d

Britain's place post Brexit. Bow down to power.

partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · 23d

"Sells one of her properties." So, not that scared then?

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · 24d

Please don't leave.

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 11

Has Farage been Catfished?

partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 11

Tweets Gabriel. Webb cited Bluesky, evoking a callous lefty echo chamber as being the prevailing problem. And you think the Google search engine isn't pulling out the most click bait Tweets?

partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 11

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 8

Is she advocating Scots, Welsh, and Cornish independence, along with Irish unification?

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 7

😁 thanks. You're funny.

partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 7

But in bad faith and without without evidence. Are you and Nige related? Adios.

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 7

Unlike Farage, I present evidence and answer follow-up questions. You, on the other hand...

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 7

Used to getting your own way there Joe. Public forum, pal.

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 7

Do you agree that Farage at least implied that the UK should be sanctioned, based on the information supplied? If not, you are defending Farage against that accusation. If you continue to argue otherwise, you're acting in bad faith, or the "double digit IQ" definition may not apply to you. Bye!

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 7

Pot and kettle there, Joe.

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 7

Shown it. Express, Reuters and PM all stated Farage briefing Trump administration to sanction countries he accused of "suppressing free speech," including the UK. Your response of ignoring the evidence in order to defend Farage is disingenuous at best. Bye, bye.

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 7

Vs the fact they do. The PM said exactly that. Bit of a waste of time, with you acting so obtusely. You can defend Farage against these accusations, for whatever reason, but the evidence is there unless you choose to ignore it.

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 6

If you read the Reuters or Express links, you don't believe that provides evidence? What makes you believe them saying what he would say is untrue? Do you think you declaring reporting untrue means there is a lack of evidence? One credible source and Reform's mouthpiece. Third point, the PM.

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 6

Perhaps name three things? I'm trying to establish if you are being disingenuous to avoid acknowledging the evidence from two sources regarding Farage's encouragement of the Trump administration to sanction the UK, amongst others, based on false claims regarding "free speech".

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partyfavour.bsky.social @partyfavour.bsky.social · Sep 6

So if you want your criticism of Farage based on facts you know or understand, what do you believe makes him a tremendous threat to the people of the UK?

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