It's not even that were trynna keep things fair and equal. The uk is actively trynna push immigrants rights over our own. We're expected to have a refugee quota as it's our 'duty' as immigrants have more sway in claiming benefits, houses, jobs etc to integrate them as a functioning member of british life but it's not working
The USA didn't have a name before USA because the land that the USA currently occupies was owned separately by russia, Britain, France, Spain and mexico
Plus the refugee crisis didn't help either. Did you know the refugees are not all defenceless females or old people? 90% of them are healthy young men & even the EU admitted to then being economical migrants
What you said about rapes at the UK has seen one of the craziest grooming gang scandals of all time. Thousands of children women even as young as 6 have been raped and molested treated as sex slaves. The police and government knew and did NOTHING. The grooming gangs are majority Muslim too
Oh never mind you wasn't asking if he's still in or not it I can confirm as of yesterday when I asked he was a member and his application accepted with no issue
why does the Mexican presidential candidate feel like he has the authority to tell another country what they should do with immigrants? let alone telling his own people to move there as an obvious threat. If trump did this everyone would be in uproar
Sargon isn't as popular as UKIP. He may be more relevant than UKIP currently but in no way a party known internationally and had nearly 4 million votes, over a hundred councillors & the majority of the uk's MEP's less popular than sargon. That's ridiculous and a gross over-exaggeration. And no once again you're wrong. The supporters of his who join UKIP can never form a majority. There's just not enough people who live in the UK, agree with UKIP enough to join and pay the membership fee, go to the election conference and also wait for over a year (requirement to vote for leader at the leadership election). UKIP has a very loyal and different majority than that of sargons and wouldn't vote for him. Furthermore, as I've stated many times now, to stand you need to have multiple requirements and also the very likely possibility is the NEC won't allow him to stand as it's up to them who they accept to stand for leadership.
If your trying to say that all because he has more subscribers than UKIP has members so that means that hes more popular you are dumber than I thought. Political party membership does not represent their popularity. If it did then millions of people would be a member of UKIP, conservatives, Labour, lib dems etc. That is just not true. Popularity comes in votes. As evident from past election UKIP total number of votes has greatly surpassed sargons subscriber count.
Membership is more for the loyal supporters of that political party. Those who wish to stand as candidates, help out with events, help elected officials for that party, attend events, have a say in that party etc.
Are you talking about when I said "have a say in that party" is so then yes they do but as I said earlier in my message about the majority of ukip members more than likely not voting for sargon (that's in the unlikely case the NEC allows him to stand) the yes. They wouldn't vote for him. The minority of people who will be able and want to join the party from sargons fanbase would be shadowed by the incredibly large opposition to them who would vote other candidates
@Puma the number of people at the rally hasn't been confirmed yet per sources of people who attended the event. But the anti-brexit (and anti democratic, let's be real here) rally had figures ranging from 50k to a 100k
Oh don't get me wrong he will play a big part in gaining members to UKIP. It's obvious he has a big following and is clearly an intellegant individual (I've even seen some recommendation for him to have some sort of social media department)
I'm not going to copy and paste my earlier points so you can go and read my many reasons why it is highly unlikely he will become leader Never Mind become a candidate
And that's just becoming a candidate. The members still have to vote for you and obviously I explained earlier why that more than likely won't go in his favour
