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Worried about elections

TheCatWoman

I'm really worried about what will happen if Reform get elected in the Sennedd, they want so many things that will have a huge negative impact on people like me. I'm not sure I'd want to carry on living in Wales if that happened, it was bad enough after Brexit, but I'm not sure I feel safe living anywhere.

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  • I'm worried about reform too, it feels like Brexit all over again, where there isn't any good reasons for it, but people think they know what it means/what they stand for when they've done no research into it.

  • in reply to Cinnabar_wing

    Yet over 50% voted for a free from Europe Britain.  [Content has been removed by a moderator because it did not follow our community rules.]

  • in reply to NAS82760

    Not in Scotland they didn't

  • in reply to Mr T

    You say right wing baggage haha SNP have been amazing for Scotland right?

  • in reply to Mr T

    In the pre existing framework, yeah that’s how democracy works.  You may not like it, you may ‘feel’ Scotland would be better on its own.  A different debate again a lot of people don’t want.  A lot of people want Aberdeen to be great again, be a thriving place as it once was.  That’ll be good for Scotland oh wait what that’s a reform idea Bulb 

    And yes that’s how democracy works, if there isn’t a majority parties work together for the greater benefit of the country and its voters.  Just because you don’t like to doesn’t make it wrong, remember this, your reality isn’t the same as everyone else’s.

  • in reply to NAS82760

    So no where near a majority but in a 'equal' partnership of nations in the UK, Scotland was taken out of Europe against our wishes. Not really democracy at work, is it? Reform is pushing for the Scottish parliamentary elections and there are even suggestions of a willingness to work with Labour against the SNP.

    Scotland has enough problems with sectarianism without the right wing baggage from reform. 

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  • in reply to NAS82760

    So no where near a majority but in a 'equal' partnership of nations in the UK, Scotland was taken out of Europe against our wishes. Not really democracy at work, is it? Reform is pushing for the Scottish parliamentary elections and there are even suggestions of a willingness to work with Labour against the SNP.

    Scotland has enough problems with sectarianism without the right wing baggage from reform. 

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  • in reply to Mr T

    You say right wing baggage haha SNP have been amazing for Scotland right?

  • in reply to Mr T

    In the pre existing framework, yeah that’s how democracy works.  You may not like it, you may ‘feel’ Scotland would be better on its own.  A different debate again a lot of people don’t want.  A lot of people want Aberdeen to be great again, be a thriving place as it once was.  That’ll be good for Scotland oh wait what that’s a reform idea Bulb 

    And yes that’s how democracy works, if there isn’t a majority parties work together for the greater benefit of the country and its voters.  Just because you don’t like to doesn’t make it wrong, remember this, your reality isn’t the same as everyone else’s.