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Assuming you're not trolling. Can you please expand on what good points do you think they offer?
Getting rid of FPTP and doing absolutely anything about immigration rather than just acting like it isn't an issue.
Everything else is secondary.
to be honest I'm kind of amazed that UK voters would fall for the same obvious grift twice
Dumb people will double down in an attempt to present they were always right, even after they admit they were sort of wrong. If they can reverse that previous loss into a win, they were always right.