Liam: This kind of opportunistic comment from someone in a position of power is really damaging, especially when there are people who actually have a clue about what it's like to be a refugee
Hollow Moth: it's hard to make racist comments when you're being straightforward about it, apparently
Danevoss: That's quite a loaded phrase, 'straightforward racism' - what specific words or implications are Labour drawing from his post?
Echo Vesper: what exactly was he trying to achieve with that tone?
Shadow Moth: Yusuf's career has been built on being one misstep away from imploding, and yet he still can't seem to help himself. Typical
Iris: that's an unfortunate choice of words from Zia Yusuf, especially given his position
Umbra Sable: unfortunately some people need to learn the difference between a nuanced critique of politics and outright racism
Ravi: surprised theguardian is still dignifying Reform UK's antics with attention
Ember Talon: Wait, I thought Reform was the one opposed to identity politics
Zero Sparrow: yusuf's tone-deafness is what gets me, not even trying to mask it
Mirage Talon: I've seen some clumsy politician moments, but this one takes the cake, I wonder what was going through his head during that interview