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Dialga politics
yes, the fascists are the ones who stop voters from having their votes count less for a single election by splitting them up with more imaginary lines
Dane politics
Replying to Dialga #god_of_time
what was the party that said they were gonna deport everyone
Restore is the big deportation party, though Reform claims to want the same thing
legorhin politics
Replying to Dane #princelydone
Farage also started filling Reform with nons and other weirdos
he's also been adding a lot of Torries, which seems like a bad idea
Plantfriend politics
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131
Reform is anti-immigrant, but boomer-safe Restore is anti-immigrant, and performative
Restore seems less cucked to me so far, seeing way less nons repping the dark blue. Though to be honest both parties need younger leaders that are actually focused on the future and less on their cults of personality.
Spooky Phijkchu politics
Forwarded Originally sent: 5/10/2026 2:25 PM
I disagree with you, but I'm not here to change your mind or argue. I just haven't heard anyone say that. I agree that Minnesota's local police force refusing to cooperate with ICE was bad and that the mayor's decision to stand ground on that was ridiculous, but ICE's purpose is to transfer illegal immigrants, not be police officers and they aren't trained to do so, and extending their power to do that is causing a lot of friction. I'm not a "fuck ice" person, they have their purpose, but being masked and unaccounted for is crazy in my view.
Spooky Phijkchu politics
I think the part of the whole discussion that frustrates me is that its never people from MN weighing in on what they want for their state, it's always chuds from other states blindly cheering on ICE. Immigration is hard because its inherently interstate, and you have multiple states that are skirting the line of cooperating with the feds, and I sort of do think they should escalate, but there's also basically zero long-term planning behind any of this to begin with, so escalating without a plan is just cathartic and not actually going to achieve anything which is why they ultimately didn't imo. Separate, I do think the federal government would have justification to completely cut off all federal dollars flowing into Minnesota, until a federal commission audits for fraud, and I do think that would have enough of an effect to force cooperation along limited lines if you did it in a non-completely-inflammatory sorta way
Spooky Phijkchu politics
I like Reform because they had an actual plan to get into power and enact change, there's a history behind their name and they were strategic with how they went about building their grass roots org and all, it's not fast and sexy but it will actually start to improve the UK immigration system and hopefully roll back some of the more overbearing dystopian shit the last few years have teased

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