I see this as a positive. Politicians have become entirely reactionary - largely just to whatever the daily mail is complaining about today.
Yes, every time anything positive is announced thereâll be a small crowd of people saying âbut what about small boats!!!â but those people will never be happy (in life as well as on Twitter). The rest of the country needs a vision for what the future looks like that we can move towards.
@mikez @fillip2k can you define this terminology please? Are you suggesting anyone for âBrexitâ is âfar rightâ? Itâs important to understand an authorâs intention when using descriptive terms due to the dilution of meaning as a consequence of misapplication of words and meaning.
Not sure if youâve seen the people with balaclavas on attacking lifeboat volunteers but it isnât exactly uncommon knowledge that the far right is on the rise.
The context of those posts, and the question, related to Brexit? Your interjection of:
Appears a little displaced? Iâm not sure of the relevance?
Iâm being extremely generous here and assuming you genuinely misunderstood rather than you are are trying to set up a large and utterly pointless straw man.
âŠthe relevance is that the posts both mentioned the rise of the far right. They never linked âbrexit voterâ to âfar rightâ, they were analysing the root causes of the rise that is plain to see is happening.
Despite what some people want to believe about the UK economy, it isnât doing too terribly either
Wait you mean we arenât âbankruptâ 
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Reeves didnât steal everyoneâs money. I am shocked.
Thereâs no need for this, really, is there?
This is what I was clarifying. To the authors using the terminology. You were not one of them. Thank you for your interpretation, though.
Exactly - and I was careful not to link Brexit and Far Right. In fact, I mentioned EU legislation and proposed legislation that I was uncomfortable with.
My understanding was that Liz Truss inadvertently created a black hole, into which the UKâs ÂŁ1.2 trn income has been sucked into ever since
Unfortunately, not careful enough:
Hence the clarification request.
Glad thatâs now been clarified. With thanks.
It does seem that far right parties are spreading through much of the EU unfortunately
âFar right partiesâ or âright partiesâ? There used to be some objective basis for this but the term âfar rightâ appears to have lost most of its meaning - particularly politically speaking - with a lot of this now being subjective and one of many mud-slinging pejoratives.
There has been a rise in both right-wing and far-right parties.
And left-wing and âfar-leftâ?
I might just chose to ignore this line of questioning. You seem to be acting in bad faith
Itâs a genuine question? No ill-intent? Very keen to understand given the statements made.
Youâre clearly a reasonably intelligent person so Iâm happy for you to put whatever interpretation on it that you choose.
Just Google it or use AI.
