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Colin Mcalpine's avatar

Everything you say in your Substack is sadly true. The people of Grimsby in the video are all desperate for a party that stand up for Britain. At the moment Reform are the only party that seems to aim to do this.

I personally think that we are closer to economic collapse than anyone would date to admit. Stopping immigration and cancelling nett zero are just sensible policies which may buy us some time to get the country back on track.

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Debbie's avatar

I share your feelings for the most part, but I disagree with the 'watching a family member die of illness' metaphor. For me it's more like watching your partner sink into drug and alcohol addiction and end up living in their own filth, mumbling to themselves and yelling abuse at anyone who tries to help. The fact is that the British public themselves bear an awful lot of responsibility for what's happened to Britain over the last few years - continually voting for the same useless parties, supporting deranged policies like Net Zero and endless lockdowns, clamouring for ever-increased spending on institutions that have long since ceased to function. They've become enablers, meekly taking all the abuse heaped on them without complaint, while funding the deviant behaviour with unlimited amounts of their own money.

At this point the only sensible course of action is to leave. You can't force a country to change any more than a person; they have to hit rock-bottom and finally make that decision for themselves. Maybe one day, when they've finally sorted themselves out, you can be friends again. But the relationship won't be the same, and I suspect that many of the people currently packing their bags will never come back - I certainly won't. I'm done.

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