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You can judge the heart of a human by their treatment of animals. #stunB4slaughter #StopYulin #crueltyfree Never Labour. Voting #ReformUK 鉁濓笍

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Joined January 2013
Replying to @GoodwinMJ
The people of Piddington voted for a Lib dem MP who is in favour of mass immigration & spends his time criticising Farage. So basically these people want more migrants? As long as it's not next to them? WHY should working class areas suffer it? 馃 V 馃巹
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Replying to @KSCUBKEE
And the same goes for the women of #Piddington . They say "refugee's welcome" & vote Lib Dems, then cry about it when it's on their doorstep. They are hypocritical & I have no sympathy. People in the north have seen working class towns destroyed & girls being attacks.
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Replying to @GBNEWS
The people of Piddington voted for a Lib dem MP who is in favour of mass immigration & spends his time criticising Farage. So basically these people want more migrants? As long as it's not next to them? WHY should working class areas suffer it? 馃 V 馃巹
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I've supported Reform for a while, most people I know do, but, all of them are now considering voting Restore because Reform condemned normal British people defending their borders. Police & our own government refuse to do it. Look what's happening all across Europe. 馃槩
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Replying to @benonwine
NO. Never. No. I think the EU is coming to it's end.
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That Benefit info is probably some off shoot of Labour. They are trying to gaslight us. What they are claiming isn't accurate. Read up, I sent them a whole thread on it with links & I even asked AI to analyse the links & summarise the findings. (Pensions were not included)
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Sorry but as many people have pointed out, what your saying as a fact, is simply an attempt at gaslighting us. I replied and sent you a whole thread on it analysed by AI from an Oxford paper. Please read it. In case you missed the relevent part I've highlighted it for you.
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This is a different source, however, it paints the same picture. Feel free to ask AI to analyse the link I sent you. (I excluded pensions as that was not intended to be a state handout, but rather something we pay for) Hopefully you'll see the point I'm making for yourself.
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Over the last 50 yrs welfare spending has increased dramatically, especially health related, which was my original point.
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