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There really isn't enough talk about this poll, it's absolutely insane. We thought it was crazy when UKIP briefly became the 3rd party in UK politics. A new party has just become the 2nd. It's completely historic and demands analysis. Obviously Labour are going to gain from this, but they're in a similar position as the Conservatives with a leader they can't get rid of who is going against what the majority of their members want.
Luke Green
The official Brit/pol/ stance is that we support Sargon AND the Brexit Party. It doesn't have to be one or the other.
I agree. UKIP are basically dead at this point, but Sargon's campaign has taken him to the next level and I'm sure he will use it as a stepping stone for something else. Even if they take his youtube away from him, he'll be fine. I'm not even usually a big Sargon guy but he is absolutely living in their heads rent free over the past few weeks. Seeing Liz Kendal go apeshit over his mere existence on This Week was a spectacle.
I would've liked UKIP to do well, but politics isn't about what you want. Brexit Party is the strong horse so I'm happy to see where this new train is going to go to.
point 2 is weird though because we're at the stage where even relatively harmless people like Sargon are the ones being shut down, and he's just literally a liberal. it's not as if he's sperging about race and IQ or something. the media just picked their target and went to the races having fun ripping them to shreds, it isn't really about what's right, but more about them needing to feel like they still have some control over what's going on.
tommy robinson used to go on newsnight. he used to be a disliked yet tolerated figure in the media ecosystem, but then he suddenly magically became beyond the pale and literally working class voldemort overnight when he got involved with UKIP.
Don't care. BP have a guaranteed victory everywhere else. A vote for Sargon, even if he doesn't win, isn't going to matter in the grand scheme of things.
Jordan Russell
The Sargon Party
Brody Baker
> brexit party There is no political solution, there it only Minecraft
Evening from the states mates >>Brexit Party beats Tories in general election poll and would win 49 seats in Commons Jesus christ, Brexit may not be lost after all.
Communists are the most die-hard supporters of Brexit, lad.
Aiden Walker
>>>Brexit Party beats Tories in general election poll and would win 49 seats in Commons this poll is still only a few hours old so we've yet to see how the conservatives are going to respond but it would be conceivable that they could already be on alert to oust May as soon as possible. any other leader that caused such a drop in the polls would be instantly gone, but these are truly crazy times. the 1922 committee was already demanding that she put forward a timetable for her exit yesterday and that was before the general election polling showing them in third place. if they don't do something very very drastic in the next few days then they frankly deserve to die.
fascist regimes live longer with carlgon! Big up spergon of cuckaad my gloustershire donny
Noah Collins
Brexit party No platform but leading in polls I fucking love democracy
Btw at the point there is no point in brexit, it will change nothing, we should just remain and keep the economy intact
Jeremiah Ross
>Leaving the European Union is not a policy retard >we should just remain and keep the economy intact Sacrificing national sovereignty and throwing away a mandate by the electorate because 'muh economy' is the most cucked thing you can do.
i thought it was going to be actual Sargon rape fiction, where he's waiting outside Jess's house in the bushes gritting his teeth and saying "this is for gamergate"
Landon Reed
Maybe so, but it's a poor decision by Farage to fill the party with so many different political factions. Fargae has said he wants the party to stand in the next general election, but it can't do that if the only thing that unites them is Brexit (which, hopefully, will have been achieved by that point). By design, they're preveneted from putting forward any real ideological policies.
Michael Nguyen
Well done sargon and that commie Scottish faggot you both have totally destroyed UKIP !
Brandon Allen
>at the point there is no point in brexit, it will change nothing, we should just remain and keep the economy intact after three years of watching powerful morons fling shit at each other, i agree but i want brexit to happen because of the chaos it will cause and the people it will upset colour our world blackened
Matthew Price
>muh economy >muh GDP
might as well pile in a few hundred thousand niggers next year too and squeeze out that 0.5% GDP growth and call it a win
Who the fuck is still voting for Labour though? All the norf should be voting breggsit and the actual remain lefties should be voting libdems. Have Labour come out and said they're a remain party yet?
Lincoln Butler
It's the diehards and the woke BAMEs voting Labour
Christopher Perez
i think she's just a scapegoat given the hand she was dealt there's nobody else that could have played it any differently. not even a hardcore brexiteer
Xavier Brown
What does "sovereignty" means? It isnt the sovereignty of native british men, or even just whites. It just means that bad guys from Brussels will have less poser, and bad guys in London will have more
It's a dumb idea if he wants to stand in the next election, yeah. But all that matters now is unifying the leavers under one party and actually delivering what people voted for.
Maybe around the time of the next GE it'll actually get policies, but right now gatekeeping because they're not ideologically aligned with you is dumb
Hunter Wilson
>Who the fuck is still voting for Labour though? the chattering classes. the people that labour was originally formed to destroy
Noah Martinez
>people who can't pronounce the 'th' sounds and use 'f's and 'v's instead.
>What does "sovereignty" means? The ability for Britain and British people to govern themselves, without the European Union imposing laws that the British electorate never voted for.
>It just means that bad guys from Brussels will have less poser, and bad guys in London will have more Sure, but I genuinely believe in a democracy and think that the electorate should be able to make decisions and have those decisions carried out.
they're caught between the leave voting norfs and the faggot islington champagne socialists
William Garcia
I would support brexit the day we will get a competent government, I don't see a point in changing Brussels for London when both are filled with the same people. But as long as we live in a modern liberal democracy there will never be even a chance to get a good national government
Jordan Butler
What if things that actually matter are never put to a vote?
Kevin Morales
>No normie will be voting UKIP after sargon "normies" have never heard of him
Brandon Gomez
I don't mind it that much if the people doing it don't speak English as their first language. But if it is their first language they should be bullied.
Jason Evans
Why haven't it happen yet? No you can't. There is just too many females, nonwhites and stupid people voting. Define british people? Everyone who has a piece of paper called passport and a corresponding record in the gov database?
sovereignty is where the buck stops when it comes to authority or decision making. it is whoever or whatever gets the final say and is uncontested. in our country we pretend the queen is sovereign but it is really parliament that is sovereign. sovereignty is implicitly tied to things like military and economic might since countries that can't hold their weight in the world have to come under the governance of stronger nations. in the case of the EU it was given away willingly due to various historical and ideological developments.
They have value in the short-term, I agree. Still, concerns about the long-term are warranted. They've broken through the two-party paradigm and have a real chance to become our desperately needed populist alternative. If they fuck this up, we'll fall back to conventional politics and any hope of real change will have gone.
Samuel Davis
Since the BBC keep talking about how he wouldn't even rape jess .you can be damn sure normies know what the BBC tell them .ie he's a rapist . I'm sure sargon will move onto the next good alt right thing and destroy that to
Elijah Perez
Its hasn't happened because we can't vote out EU members. Our government has become weak, just look at how fucking weak they are now. They have fallen back on the EU for too long and are now useless when it comes to negotiation. Well, that ends now, we leave and they do what they are paid for and elected to do.
>Define british people Ask me in public and I'll say British citizens, ask me in private and I'd say ethnic Brits. This is irrelevant to the topic though, which is about leaving the EU. Brexit neither helps nor hinders ethnonationalism and to get spergy about how Nige hasn't come out and personally advocated for the day of the rope is dumb
> we pretend the queen is sovereign but it is really parliament that is sovereign And judges as well.
Do you think they represent you or the natives/whites? Do you think they care about you? Or maybe they want you, a privileged white male, to be fucked? Why do you want to give them sovereignty?
Michael Phillips
If they really want to make a long-term change and put an end to the two-party system they should side with other parties to change the voting system to proportional representation. But yeah, I hope they don't fuck it up
Equality.... peace.... who is it that uses these words but Greeks and Jews and slaves.
Chase Nguyen
Exactly, brexit does nothing of any importance, and the only effect is that it hurts the economy. Again, it is not that I am obsessed with the economy, it is just the only real effect of brexit and it is negative. EU does no more harm that the national government can cause. I dont like the EU, but leaving doesn't solve any problem.
Camden Collins
You middle class muslim cocksuckers might win this battle. But the white working class I'm part of are in it for the war. We will thoroughly enjoy the consequences of your actions
>brexit does nothing of any importance Brexit allows Brits to have a greater say over their own government and laws, rather than being shackled to a giant neoliberal union attempting to form a European superstate. Brexit is absolutely important, even if it isn't a PAKIS OUT bill.
Pretty much everyone does that to some extent fren.
Leo Nguyen
No, it gives national government sovereignty, it doesn't give "me" or " my people" shit
Michael Nguyen
Can we talk about the denuclearisation of our country, and the absolute shame of asking the Chinks to make our plants for us?
Dylan Turner
I know you all, and will awhile uphold The unyoked humor of your idleness.
Jason Edwards
>antisocial >"guys please look at me!"
Dylan Moore
Yet herein will I imitate the sun, Who doth permit the base contagious clouds To smother up his beauty from the world,
Mason Turner
That, when he please again to be himself, Being wanted, he may be more wondered at By breaking through the foul and ugly mist Of vapors that did seem to strangle him.
