Reform UK Are An Absolute Joke, Here's Why
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the voucher system is an indirect way to starve funding for the NHS and into the pockets of private insurers, etc.
Probably the most concerning possibility (and absolutely plausible) - get people using private care, defund the NHS on the basis that "well people aren't even using it!" and then "oh sorry, the budget's looking a bit bad, we're going to have to drop the value of the vouchers" etc etc
The NHS is shite, the British public just has too much sentimental attachment to it and propaganda brainwashing to just accept that it’s not a good system, and most of Europe has a superior healthcare delivery system
@@itemushmush that’s a good thing
They will absolutely target the welfare state. Ironic, I would suggest many reform supporters rely on the welfare state 😅
Well yes, and they don't want to be on welfare anymore but if they work, they make less then they make om welfare, so they are voting for change (rightly or wrongly)
That or the concept of having principles is lost on some!
Then you know nothing about reform supporters if that's what you think .
@tinamurphy3070 l do ...l have " deep dived " the research. The xl bully massive are the majority of Faragites. They have council estate names like Mason , Alfie , Tina ( Essex council estates), and such ... Lucy May , and similar names
UKIP got millions of votes and few seats, Reform got millions of votes and a few seats (more actual votes than lib dem). You need to understand the spell Nigel casts on the chattel instead of this haughty "oh teehee they're all silly and mad and make no sense!" - because that's what David Cameron did and then we got brexit :/
Yes it's typical young "left" which dismiss anything Reform say because apparently they are all racist. We on the left are ignoring people's valid concerns over immigration
Also Lonerbox needs to stop being ignorant about Tories ahah
At 00:56 , not even a minute in, he makes a joke about sinking the boats instead of stopping them - as if they are actually being stopped by the Tories.. this level of ignorance is baffling! 😂😂
The U.K. voter love an eccentric don't they? Reese-Mogg, Johnson, now Farage. Stop being fooled. He's friends with Trump, friends with Putin, and probably China in there somewhere. He's weaponised fear in politics.
If you've voted for Reform, then you're a delusional fool. Reform voters will be the first to moan if they got into power and cripple the economy more than the Tories. Do your own research on him and you'll quickly agree.
Farage is playing the "ooo got away with that let's try this". And he'll creep up on us one step at a time. I think he really underestimates Starmer. You can bet Starmer will be watching Farages movements like a hawk.
PMQ's aren't like some politics shows where he can hurrumpth and interrupt his way over people and seem clever. Starmer will have laser focused responses to Farage. You watch who'll buckle first. 😂.
The U.K. voter love an eccentric don't they? Reese-Mogg, Johnson, now Farage. Stop being fooled. He's friends with Trump, friends with Putin, and probably China in there somewhere. He's weaponised fear in politics.
If you've voted for Reform, then you're a delusional fool. Reform voters will be the first to moan if they got into power and cripple the economy more than the Tories. Do your own research on him and you'll quickly agree.
Farage is playing the "ooo got away with that let's try this". And he'll creep up on us one step at a time. I think he really underestimates Starmer. You can bet Starmer will be watching Farages movements like a hawk.
PMQ's aren't like some politics shows where he can hurrumpth and interrupt his way over people and seem clever. Starmer will have laser focused responses to Farage. You watch who'll buckle first. 😂.
My enemies don't travel by "small boats" they travel by limousine, helicopter and private plane.
Reform is owned by the richest people in the country, they don't work for you.
Someone else saw the Scouser in the Owen Jones video then?
@@scameron4160 I love the line, going to be using every time the knuckle draggers start crying about treating refugees like human beings.
@@theghostoftom The 90% male refugees from France yeah? Do you believe that they're paddling here in a dinghy from Sudan?
@@theghostoftommost of them aren’t refugees
@@maxabdulhadi Ah yes, because you are on the border checking everyone. Or are a Daily Mail reader and fall for their constant hate bait.
Oh they are all monsters and they are under your bed waiting to steal your wife!
Jog on.
The voucher programme has been proposed in Italy too. The idea is to put private health under a positive light (they give you the service) while at the same time increasing public health spending (cause those vouchers will be accounted as public health spending) and painting the public health sector as costly and inefficient. It's a win-win for those that want full privitization, but a disgrace for public services and finances
OTH private healthcare works great for America.
It’s telling that the private healthcare system put the public one to shame. This isn’t controversial, almost every country in Europe has a private healthcare system with public funding. The NHS is not fit for purpose, it’s a poorly engineered and design system, and you can throw more money into the it, but it’s still at the end of the day is inefficient
@@bigships no it never was, brits have diluted themselves into thinking . it’s literally a system to the old Soviet system, inefficient by its very nature, and difficult to expand now that you have governments that seem to want to import hordes of people every year?
@@Agtsmirnoffit was perfectly adequate 15 years ago
@@Agtsmirnoff I think a mix of public and private providers like they have in France and Germany would be beneficial to the system, but you can’t deny that Tory austerity has completely tanked the NHS. It was doing perfectly fine under Blair and Brown.
Reform UK's platform need immediate reform
Hasan with his NPC tankie talking points he got from twitter
god that hasan argument/rant at the end was hilarious. He's such a bot
no way that was the actual hasan right? like no way the actual hasan is fighting lonerbox in his chat
What metrics have you used to conclude that Poland is a racist country?
I’m Polish. I can confirm
@@DarwinskiYT No you are a leftoid and you would condemn your own girls and women to absolute savagery just like leftoids with their open borders in western europe. Shame on you.
Their foreign policies? lmao
@@DarwinskiYT nothing wrong with wanting to keep Poland Polish, does that bother you?
@@ngotemna8875 Like what foreign policies? Can you be more specific?
Soviet Apologist: Bro the Soviets totally defeated the Germans, the Allies didnt do shit.
Also Soviet Apologist: Yeah bro the Soviets had to sign that pact with the Germans because they couldnt stand against the Germans.
@@chriswinkler4663 🤣. The Soviets raped their way throughout Germany. The absurdity
And they totally forget about US's land lease and Germans getting almost to the Moscow before the lend lease
Stalin supported israel
Only in the begining
Israel was supised to become another communist state
And stalin was investing much in promoting communizn in that area
In arab nations as well
But when israel desided to go with another ally
He turned his guns on it
And his allies in arab nations resived weapons from him to fight israel
But it ended in israel hitting first
Proven methods to stop illegal immigration: reform the immigration system
Proven ineffective methods: being more racist, cutting taxes
They want to stop immigration, they don't care about legality. Some are just racist, others want a precarious immigrant class bordering on slaves.
That comment makes to sense.
@@iloveyoushima It probably sounds very different to what you've been told by politicians whose careers depend on keeping you afraid of immigrants.
@@PlatinumAltariaWell wait until you have a daughter getting harassed daily by Middle Eastern and African immigrants. THEN I want you to tell me the politicians are just fear mongering. You are but a sheep manipulated by government and corporate entities into backing the import of cheep serf labor. WAKE UP!
Just process asylum seeking applications quick. Deport those unsuccessful quick , accept the others quick
they weren't ready? Lol. They were fighting the Finns. Stalin invaded Finland and got his arse handed to him because of how badly he'd screwed up the army.
I went to school just outside of Reading and the potato famine was blamed on crop monoculture. Nothing on how that happened.
You said you come from a fairly quiet area. This is probably why you dont understand the appeal of reform. Please try to be a bit more sympathetic to us who have had their lives broken by these shit policies and our communities decimated.
Honest question, do you like Reform? And if so, why?
@@tescobag5704its not so much that i like them, but that i see them as a protest of the labour and conservatives. Ultimately, our country has been betrayed time and time again. Very real, legitimate problems are affecting us and it seems like the only way to address it, (let alone solve it) is to protest vote with a party that raises these concerns.
@@CHINKICHOU but do you not think that Reform is larping as a protest vote? They spend a lot of time talking about opposing the two major parties, and a lot of their voters describe them as "fighting for the working class" yet Reform only seem to aid the top 1% when you actually analyse their policy. I think a lot of Reform's popularity comes from miseducation deeply routed in our system that allows the far-right to rise much easier than the moderate left
I like how you say that Islamic immigration is a struggle that the British people must endure.
My personal take is it clearly an issue for European countries as well such as France so we ought to say to them look this is clearly an issue for you as much as us so why don't we work together on this so that if we help France control it's immigration we are in effect helping ourselves in the process
I mean religion in general is a cancer in politics, just look at the project 2025 in the USA.
Who can really say what the bigger issue is; the people with all the money and power who have stated their intent to harm the poor, or brown people. Truly, it's one of the greatest political debates of all time.
@PlatinumAltaria Sister.... You need to reform Your country and stop your people from being replaced....
Yes belive it or not white lives matter....
@@PlatinumAltariabut what if it's the brown people who like to spontaneously combust and sometimes get a wee bit stabby at times?
And who have ruined countries like Lebanon and Iran. I think their leftists thought the same till the end.
28:38 To be fair, they also had the winter. Which sort of gave them enough time to get their sh*t together.
Lonerbox should go back to covering Israel, he was better at that.
11:00 Most surgeons in the NHS *already* work Private healthcare, they do split days. This is so common it’s nearly universal. There is no “mixed incentives” or whatever he’s trying to make up here, “all the workers will move private” it’s a nonsense point. They already do both.
- ALSO, the government is already paying for patients to go private for procedures, and has been since Theresa May at least.
This video is making me think you’re a tad disconnected from what’s been going on in this country, mate.
@@platexproductionshe's American isn't he? God knows why people think foreigners know our business better than us
@@skyblazeeternohe’s Sco’ish but he’s a terminally online leftist so if it’s not been online discourse he doesn’t know much on it.
He also wrongly implied at 00:56 that Tories were actually stopping boats lol 😆
I feel like that doesn't tarnish his point though except for the easily mistaken way he talks about the current situation. The point is that boosting the private sector will just worsen the nhs. There are already incentives in place for workers and companies to be private in varying medical fields due to it just paying better and having less work load in turn. And like you said, its already a thing. Just last year my local dentist stopped treating nhs patience and in that sector its a problem across the country. Which I know isnt exactly the same but especially if more free-way is given to doctors etc things will just get worse for the general public.
UKIP won nearly 13% of the vote in 2015 and won a seat. They were the third largest party in that election in terms of votes.
Then they faded away. These parties are flashes in the pan
@@Old_Tom-u6yFarage completed his goal with UKIP, which was for Britain to leave the EU, and then resigned. Without Farage UKIP was always going to struggle, even more so when the Brexit Party/Reform was created.
@@thebristolbruiser ultimately though it wasn't him who delivered Brexit, it was the Tories.
@@Old_Tom-u6y There is a massive difference between delivering Brexit and campaigning for a referendum, getting that referendum, and then using your influence to make that referendum successful. David Cameron and the majority of his cabinet were supporters of Remain, so Cameron’s contribution was merely that he allowed the referendum. If Scotland had voted to become independent then you wouldn’t say it was the Tories behind it, because that would be silly. But it was Cameron who allowed Scotland to vote in that referendum through the Edinburgh Agreement, and the results of that vote would have been ultimately left to the approval from Cameron’s government had it succeeded.
@@thebristolbruiser Biggest mistake the Tories ever made. Even though there was support for Leave, UKIP were still very unpopular with most people and were constantly embroiled in scandals. Regarding Nigel himself, how many parties has he been in though lol? UKIP, Brexit Party, Reform. I don't think the majority of people take Farage seriously.
I agree Farage's comment about Ukraine were reprehensible and justifiably took a bit in the polls.
I still can't understand why every anti estavlishment politician while using internal slogans many can get behind still feels obliged to vouch against the West's international interests and foreign policy. Seems incoherent
Pretty sure they're bought and paid for by Russia, as is tradition for all far right parties
Please enlighten me on how it’s wrong to say that the West provoked Putin giving him justification? The Iraq War justified replacing leaders for no justifiable reason from invasion as well as the West losing its moral high ground, creating anarchy. Also look at how Victoria Nuland and Boris Johnson sabotaged the Mintz accords
@@Olinkehard to look at something that didn't happen mate
Hes basically right on that though
13:00 voucher systems are the government pays but the customer gets to choose the provider, for example, the government "knows" somehow that a GP appointment costs £500 for example, so they give you a £500 voucher for a GP appointment you can choose where to use it and whatever entity you choose gets those £500. In theory it's the best way to blend competition between health providers with free at the point of service operations, so that one's actually pretty cool, sad that it's Farage of all people to suggest it.
Keep it up! Mockery is their only weakness.
That's the conclusion I've come to as well. Some people will only feel shame if you point and laugh at them and force them to feel it.
I don't particularly _enjoy_ mocking people, but if we're going to mock people... these are the people.
@@idontwantahandlethough I love mocking virtue signalling leftie hypocrites, they go on marches waving pro Palestine flags while wearing Nazi symbols and chanting like clones from the river to the sea, the typical middle class leftie Labour voters, the real true racists.
@@paulmillard3252you are similarly virtue signalling right now just sayin
@@lucqq3792 Why is that? I am telling the truth about the pathetic loony left, that isn't virtue signalling, it is stating a fact.
Poland actually came as least racist in an EU survey among black citizens/migrants in some Euro countries. Loner has a very British view of Central/Eastern Europe and UK, which is disappointing.
He's just a keyboard jockey
He is a typical lefty Brit. Likeable, but very very gullible.
27:39 when has Poland ever done anything racist?
We on the mainland owe a great debt to the UK. We should never forget that. Without the UK's courage the world would be a whole lot worse.
Finally UK politics 🙌 🙌🙌
Nigel for PM
Did I just stumble onto the comedy channel.
If you believe that the Russian invasion of Ukraine, was the fault of NATO, then you are denying agency to the people of Eastern Europe. Go tell the Polish that it’s not up to them to choose to join NATO. Go tell the Ukrainians that they should stop protecting their friends and families. Go tell the Finns that they have no good reason to join NATO. Oh, and good luck ;-)
*comment for engagement*
Reply for engagement
like for engagement
This 💍 for engagement
im so engaged right now. literally
Nigel Farage isn't a serious man. He's a lightweight,
affable comedian with no real policies or vision of the future.
If he was a serious politician... people wouldn't interact with him as you might a clown in a circus.
He's seen by some, as the proverbial 'spanner in the works'.A finger-up to the system.
But more importantly, most see him as a jovial irreverent stooge. He's the joker in the pack.
Some people in the UK are still doing 'relatively' OK.
They can happily waste their vote on the clown candidate and party.
But many have real issues ( whether financial or perceived as existential )
To have Farage bobbing up and down, grinning gormless grins is a 'slap in the face',
to those who aren't doing so well in society.
To those that think he's harmless and only sticking up for British values,
he's a wonderful ( and affordable ) distraction from reality.
But for many others, they need their politicians to offer them real, tangible hope.
Because their present ...and their imminent futures aren't a laughing matter.
Well said.
Another Dunning Kruger.
Keep dissing them mate. You’re a better recruiting Sargent for them than ten supporters.
You’re lost in the trees when you’re looking for the forest.
The notion that the Soviets weren't ready in 1939 is ludicrous. The Soviet Union had been rearming and preparing a war economy for a *decade* longer than Germany.
*looks at Soviet Finnish war and the purged generals*
@@jordanclark4635Soviets were very arrogant and inexperienced in the winter war.
They weren’t ready though, Stalin didn’t even expect them to invade
Just placed my Lib Dem vote and feeling optimistic about Britain's future under Labour. Appreciate you putting out this content Lonerbox!
Are you going to feel confident about your countries future when 10 to 20 million third world migrants show up in the next five years?
I love your videos a lot and the information is sop amazing. Getting into politics more and this could be one of my main chanels i keep up with. But a bit more concise and info dense edit would go along way. in my opinion good luck
My best experience with healthcare has been private entities via public funding (I'm not from the UK or the US), a grass roots non-profit created by people passionate about the issues functions far better than a bureaucracy that was designed 40 years ago and hasn't had any reason to rethink it's structure.
The private market is a great way to allocate resources, if doctors can just start private businesses and move based on demand then you don't have to waste half your life of political bullshit to have extra funding go to a region or emerging branch of healthcare that needs it.
It probably does help that we also have some of the simplest business regulations in the west.
The US has destroyed the rep of private healthcare. Private services are almost always higher quality and can be far cheaper so long as the government doesn’t prop up any monopolies.
Thers nothing wrong with public healthcare, the problem is when you have crusty politicians using culture war topics as a means to cutting public funding.
But non-profits arent created from private markets, well not in a positive sense. Non-profits are created from the woes of private markets and how they disenfranchise innocents.
Public healthcare is a more standardized form of non-profit medical care that can reach every corner of a place. The problem is people vote in the most abhorrent people that actively harm themselves.
I'm lending critical support to the Greens until we can form a progressive socialist party to replace Labour.
My brother, Such a party has no future....
You're literally becoming an Islamic Caliphate😨
The only people that can stop it are people like reform who want to save your people from destruction.
@@TheEverFreeKing Reform would finish this country off
I voted Green for exactly the same reason.
@@orionnebula1136 Every political party would finish this country off, what are you trying to hope for?
@@KamiTenchi Every single one of them? Did you not vote?
Reform is a soft, woke, lefty joke. Real men support the EDL!
I can’t tell if this is ironic or not
Yeah, no.
This better be ironic
Exactly! 🤣😂🤣
EDL is fascist which is left wing economically and supports nationalisation of industries so no.
Yeah.... let's vote for the guy who championed Brexit lol
Hell ye 😎
Whats bad about Brexit conceptually?
Alright, you're gonna get a lot of shit for talking about Poland this way.
This is largely deserved. All the 'we kept going in WWII' talking points go even harder for Poland here.
More importantly, though, you've described Poland's WWII era government as a "fascist dictatorship." This is a hard one to argue, because military-installed dictatorship it was. It's still very contentious among Poles today. But... it just wasn't like that. It was an undemocratic military-powered coup of the legitimate democratic government, yes, and that makes it easy to mark off as a fascist dictatorship. But there's way more nuance on that one. It's worth reading on before shitting the whole thing.
8:32 i already know you're lying about where they say they'll reduce public spending because they've said publicly that they'll stop paying the payments to private banks for Quantitive Easing, (when we bailed the banks out in 2008) which comes to something liie 38 billion. So thats just one source of expenditure though I'm sure there are others
1:08 what are you talking about Labour was founded in 1900 so it couldn't have got that result in 1832?
Majority of any party not just Labour
Got a Reform booklet yesterday, as an immigrant 👍
Turkey voting for Christmas
@@kye4216stop immigration!
@@bunnystrassestopping immigration will destroy this country more than asylum seekers in the MILLIONS ever could
A week or 2 weeks to see a gp ?????????? In northern ireland any doctors ive been to have same day phone appointments as well ss an online portal i can message my dcotor and get my prescription same day. If i want an in person appointment its only booked for the current week so its first come first serve. Seeing a gp is literally no issue at all imo the issue is specialist referrals. Ive been on the waiting list for adhd for literal years with no hope in sight, thats the issue
Over here GP appointments take a week to get. I expect it varies by locality, but it's definitely an issue. You can't cut funding to a service and expect it to run as normal.
In the U.S. it can take a month+, depending on area.
Not always, but it definitely happens. Anything specialist will be months, but I think that's more normal.
I used to live in Essex and getting an appointment was a complete arse ache. At least 1 week wait, maybe more. This was several years ago and before Covid
It's what drives people to A&E
I now live near Inverness and we have a lovely health centre a few miles away. You can get a GP appointment in a couple of days at the most
Thank you for this loner. Although I’ll never vote for Farage I like to be informed regardless on the little details. Great stuff
"Informed" ??
Under 1 minute in and he has made mistakes - implying that Tories actually stopped the boats at 00:52 - do 30 seconds of research and you'll see that isn't true.
Loner doesn't care because he (rightly?) hates both parties eitherway
@@BakerWaseno he didnt. He said ‘when it comes to stop the boats, they (reform) say they (conservatives) arent being aggressive enough. Like what do they want them to do? Shoot them out the water?’
At no point does he imply that the tories stopped the boats. You cant stop the boats. Not without literally shooting them out the water. (Which might explain why farage wants to pull out of the european court of human rights so much)
Yet you tell me that I’m doing bad research by listening to LB? You cant even understand a sentence
@@TheArsenalgunner28 Your quote is wrong though? He specifically says "they said they aren't being aggresive enough. so i don't know what that means. does that mean sink the boats, instead of stop them. ah idunno"
Which yes, absolutely implies that he thinks Tories were stopping the boat. The key part being "*instead of stop them*" ... It absolutely shows that LB thinks tories were stopping them.
And if you can't stop them without shooting them, how come Australia managed to stop the boats? They didn't shoot anyone.
If people know they willbe deported upon arrival, they won't bother risking their lives.
Idunno man, just my 2 cents - either way I think its pretty clear from LB that he thinks tories were "stopping" them.
In hindsight I was probably overly nit picky and could have chosen a meatier part of the video but I clicked off after hearing LB say that tbh, its just not true and so frusting to hear it repeated 😂😂
All the best with your research - and you can watch LB btw, I think he has a good character and makes nice content - I just disagree him here. Ta!
@@BakerWase He literally didnt imply it but i am not debating that any further because its wasting my time. He reacts to the question time debate where farage appears on the show to talk about the very talking points you mention and researches all of them (especially the Australian one).
However, if that line stopped you watching the whole video then you wont make it through that question time stream, or at least i assume you won’t so im not gonna bother.
@@TheArsenalgunner28 Okay, I will watch it but I still think you're just wrong about that first part that I did watch. How is it not impied. How can his sentence even make sense without the implication that the tories are stopping the boats? like if he doesnt think they are stopping the boats, the sentence doesn't make sense.
all the best mate.
Your explanation of their contract is illiterate
What book is this at the end of the video?
It says so on the tab. The author is Richard Evans.
Just got back from voting Reform :P
I'd recommend you check your water for lead contamination.
@@katanabluejay check for gas leaks
i just voted reform dont like it then get out
I voted labour do you like that?
Get out of where lol? We are supposed to leave the country because gypsygeekfreak over here voted for a shit party?
@@kye4216 You voted labour. You condemned british girls and women for yet another 5 years of savagery that never ever gets covered by the media, the judicial system is almost completely on the side of the invader. The savagery that was imported BY YOU PEOPLE in the first place. YOU ARE THE ONES SUPPORTING OPEN BORDER POLICIES. HOW ABOUT THE LEFTOID TAKES COLLECTIVE RESPONSEBILITY FOR WHAT HE HAS DONE UH? Shame on you.
Get out of where?
Reform lost, dont like it, move out XD
I live in london, hackney, and can see the GP the same day, next day the latest. specialist is a different story, that depends.
Loner, for an asylum seeker to claim asylum, do they really have to come into the country before they can claim it? I thought they can go to a border checkpoint/whatever and ask basically apply for asylum with the officials there. In the US, not all asylum seekers break in. They generally just go up to the border and ask for it (if I remember correctly).
You have to apply for asylum within the UK its not like the US
@@BeepBoop2221 ah, I see.
The UK does not have any places for them to apply abroad. Unless they are part of one of the agreed upon asylum arrangements eg ukraine, Hong Kong. This is why they enter illegally and then apply. If they survive the crossing.
The UK doesn't have any meaningful land borders for asylum seekers to present to
Dude, the UK is an island
War thunder hangar music at the start. Way too nice.
since there are people voting them it's not important i guess.
If only we had a actual 3rd option. The two party system sucks.
if lib dems and/ or reform continue gaining support they could easily supplant the tories.
You live in the UK?
I think they are American poking their nose into our politics
@@skyblazeeterno just like Nigel Farage did in American politics?
Americans when they stick their noses into Vietnam/Korea/Cuba/Iraq/Afghanistan/Ukraine/literally every single country:
Americans when the British stick their noses into American politics: "HOW DARE YOU DO THAT!!!!!!"
@@Old_Tom-u6y well thats wrong too
@@skyblazeeterno no it isn't. He campaigned for Trump both this year and in 2020
There is something like that health tanny in israel
Health care you pay monthly
So it includes most health issues
But there are private clinics that sometimes subsidized by your health care
So you as the one paying that healthcare would technically be paying for said "vouchers"...
Presumably the private clinics will set their own prices in this and the average bloke will end up paying the governement that then pays the private clinic for a voucher that it then gives to the citizen...
Yep, sounds legit...
28:37 clip that
Vote Reform UK.
But late mate the vote is over
@@timothytosser288 It's most likley a bot comment
I was expecting a well thought out well informed presentation but my goodness - very poor. You know so little it’s kind of embarrassing.
Reform uk 🇬🇧
reform ltd $$$
Remember when they were trading as the brexit party Ltd and ripped off their supporters for thousands of pounds?
🐑
@@orionnebula1136 a Labour voter calling anybody a sheep is just hilarious
@@orionnebula1136 let me guess you believe diversity is a strength lol
@@Agtsmirnoff Didn't vote labour 🤷♀️
Meh, they are better then the tories!
nigel is funny
Gosh, Lonerbox! Always punching left!
Stated in a video where he's punching right. Are you ok??
@@Monkey_slapping_keys It's a joke, mate
God I loved hearing patriotic Lonerbox, being left wing and proud of your country is unbelievably rare here
I hope Starmer gives rural Britain the fiscal conservatism they've been inflicting on the cities.
It's sparsely populated counties that use up more welfare per capita, not the dense cities.
Centrist media in the US needs the highlight the same, this should get more chamber of commerce voters away from Trump.
Are you high? Why do they use more welfare per capita? Could it have anything to do with smaller councils being absorbed by the ones in cities and then having their budget slashed in favour of the cities?
Bradford Council being an AMAZING example, absorbed 10+ town councils, all of the towns had police stations and fire stations closed, funding for public services cut, which eventually led to business closures, increase in crime rate and poverty.. Meanwhile Bradford with its hugely inflated budget spends £300,000 putting big rocks outside a theatre
@@fanaticalspud323 that's not why, though. It might exasperate the problem, but it's not the root cause. You know how I know that? Because they've used more welfare per capita for far, FAR longer than that stuff has been going on.
@@idontwantahandlethough Its a MASSIVE part of it, along with migrants being dumped in disused millitary bases. Also the fact that we've had little to no investment in young people or their futures for almost two decades. Entire generations growing up lost and angry watching their parents work themselves into the ground and have nothing to show for it. Accounting for inflation and the cost of living, wages havent risen in the UK for 15 years
The infrastructure per unit area2 is vastly higher in sparsely populated areas.
You had an anti immigrant party implement Brexit on the basis of tackling immigration while simultaneously making the situation worse lol.
Reform wanna destroy and replace torys?? Uhhh based??
The problem being that they're exactly the same as the tories except more racist and (somehow) less fiscally competent. People are being tricked into the idea that Reform is a change, when actually it's a vote for the establishment of the past 10 years to keep doing what they've been doing.
@@PlatinumAltariaLol you sound ridiculous the current Conservative PM is Indian and the largest Reform donor is a Muslim. Not everyone that disagrees with you is racist
@@Olinke People who wanna blame all their failures in office on "da botes" are in fact racist.
@@Olinke
Are you saying Indians and Muslims (who might also be Indian) can't be racist?
He said it himself.
Loner box in deep denial that they haven't integrated the muslim community😐
It's clear he doesn't love the british people or human rights😮💨
Why are you scared of muslims?
Exactly
May I label your description of the tax benefits of Jobseeker's Allowance as "Trickle Up Economics?"
"Trickle up economics" is just actual economic science :p
@@PlatinumAltaria As, must be, trickle down economics likewise
@@Henners1991 No, it was refuted before it was ever practiced.
8:49 "the other parties are only finding a couple billion in waste"
Did it ever occur to you this is why our country os completely fucked? Did it occur to you they find less "waste" because it directly benefits them abd rhe system that has been shafting us for 15 years?
Everyone agrees with cutting "unnecessary" government spending, but no one agrees with what is "unnecessary".
@@Melggart I'd say massive swathes of administrative staff, bureaucrats and HR consultants etc are a complete waste of time
@basedcentrist3056 yeah? That’s kinda obvious, what isn’t obvious is which administrators are important and are the only thing keeping this country running
@@theowainwright7406 my instinct is that many of them are not necessary
If I phone at 8am I can see a GP the same day, I know I am not alone in this as I have heard other people also agree that this is how their GP works.
Can only speak for myself but I wanted to get a check up and I have to now wait 5 weeks
@@bunceman4613 damn son.
Yes, this is an emergency appointment. Non-emergency appointments take much longer to schedule though
@@666lumberjack A year ago I got a next day appointment, a year ago I also had a same day appointment and a scheduled checkup after that, none of what I came in for was an emergency but rather two blood tests and to get some medicine for something that caused my face to be covered in acne, so maybe it's something to do with the area that the GP office is located in and the population of that area? I mean I live in a city with a population of 120 thousand and, as far as I'm aware, there's only two GP buildings but each building has 5 GP's working inside, so maybe that's why? Either way there has to be change with the way appointments for GPs work and literally any change done would be a step in the right direction.
Voting reform this year and hopefully do the same in 2029 👍
When you talk to people who work for the government, it's immediately obvious that there is far more than 50 billion pounds worth of waste, the issue is lots of it is paid in wages to useless people who you would have to pay severance to and then benefits, so you wouldn't actually save the headline amount, just shift it somewhere else. A good start might be to ban government departments from hiring contractors, as anyone who is in any way competent in a technical role in a government department usually leaves the full time contract, knows they are integral to the department's success and have themselves rehired as a contractor on a far higher wage.
The contractors aspect si what Reform UK är proponents of.
There’s def more than 50bn waste but you reckon reform are smart enough to find it? They’ll probably end up wasting even more
And instead you’re gonna vote for the two parties that are just working with each other in that aspect and whoever you get you’re gonna get the same stuff again so why not? Vote for something new just once?
The Reform party is just the tory party with a new coat of paint, the idea that anyone sees them as an anti-establishment option is farcical. I voted Green btw.
I mean, something bad and old is always better than something new and worse
@@easytiger6570 not necessarily
@@Alfie-ft3bx Unless you're some kind of accelerationist maybe
@@easytiger6570 why don’t you put worse and old instead of new and worse because that just makes it sound a bit untrue there? I mean if you’ve had some worse for the past 30 years and you want something new and different that doesn’t work to say that because something is new, it will be necessarily bad. that’s just an opinion. If something is worse because it’s new.
What do they expect someone on welfare who rejects two job offers to do to survive?? - accept a f-ing job lol
Doubting people are rejecting job offers...
@@dallysinghson5569 as someone who's circle of friends were on the dole because it was easy to scam and thought of it as free money whilst being able to work. Trust me people do
Growing up I knew loads of people including friends who went on jobseekers with no intention of finding a job as it was easy to scam and they saw it as free money. Yes some people do cheat the system
Wow, what a shocker you would say that.
Is he wasist? 😢😢😢😢
Pretty electable joke it seems.
Not really. 4 seats, remember?
@@slaterslater5944 So... they've been elected?
Keep up.
Lol yeah look at trump
The Soviets did hold their own for a pretty solid chunk of WW2 but mainly because it was really cold and the Germans weren't ready for it lol
no it’s because they chucked 20 million soldiers at them.
lmao you look like a meme
Ok, whatever ever Farage song ai fan boy.
🤠 💜
How are things across the pond going Br*tan?
Nothing of your concern
You’re either mexican, canadian or american so you have no right to chat
@@Mox1990 care to take a guess?
@@SunSpotz-69 Amerimutt?
Last minute cope trying to convince your audience that already agree with you to not vote reform. Seems like a waste of time to me.
It gives us a laugh at how utterly ridiculous the party is and how stupid anyone must be to support them.
@Jaq2Jack didn't loner box say I this video that the UK just has to deal with Islamic immigration. Is that want you want to vote for? Having to just deal with violent radicals.
@@arthurgoonie4596 didn't take long for the racism to just come straight out.
Look at the crime stats in your country before you prove my point again.
@Jaq2Jack is it racism when you criticise Christianity? I don't like Islam because their view on Jews and how they think marrying and having sex with children is okay. That's not racism that's having morals and principles can you sat the same?
@@Jaq2Jack so you think antisemitism and child marriage is okay?
Giving tax relief to private healthcare whilst boosting funding to the NHS is not a mixed message really is it? You want to reduce NHS waiting lists, encouraging people to move to private instead will help with that, as would increasing NHS funding. I am probably not voting Reform, but it is a little ironic calling them incoherent when you made that incredibly incoherent point.
Moving people on to private just pushes the costs onto the individual.
Whereas a large, public insurance has greater bargaining power and control, and can keep the costs low.
@@Jaq2Jack if you can afford private, you should take the cost instead of clogging up the system for the people that can't afford it
@@basedcentrist3056 you're even better off getting everyone on the public insurance and combining the public and private health industry.
If you can afford private health insurance then you shouldn't be eligible for the NHS. Its not rocket science but thats brutal oppression according to the gay communists who would literally make peoples working lives hell..