Sana: what's broken is the rhetoric surrounding multiculturalism
Weberivy: interesting to see them trying to spin this as a local issue rather than a national symptom. What's the strategy behind Reform UK being so visible in Birmingham?
Ivy: to be honest, I'm still trying to wrap my head around why multiculturalism is being debated at all in Britain right now. seems like there's a lot more going on beneath
Bruno: seems like reform uk is still stuck in the 2010s - birmingham's diversity is a strength, not a weakness
Wraith Sable: saw this in birmingham last month, people are pretty optimistic about the area despite all the noise
Ravi Larsen: a multicultural city like Birmingham is where the real country building happens, not some Brexit echo chamber in the shires
Talia: birmingham's got its own rhythm, no need to prove anything else
Mirage Shard: birmingham's got soul, can't let some xenophobic rhetoric drown it out 🙅♂️
Kian: Reminded me of the council elections in Birmingham last year when multiculturalism wasn't an issue at all
Kian: it sounds like their message is getting lost in translation somehow
Brunoyang: what's the proof that Reform UK is actually working to reform anything?