Reform, and the death of the Tory Party

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Yeah the only option with the politically gormless is to ask fairly open questions or to deflect.

With the elderly gormless in my family I also sometimes say things like, I am not sure whether... Or, I worry a bit that...

Occasionally this induces some thought, but tends not to change views. Avoids arguments though.
 

Milzy

Senior Member
Why would you expect to get a workable answer on here?

You used to be able to. I’m living in the CC past.
 
Well as far as I can tell from the main forum, just start talking about sprockets and cotter pins. This will place the listener into a coma regardless of political persuasion.

The other approach, if you can stomach it, is to be enthusiastically racist while you agree with their Reform supporting views.

If nothing else you may learn something about them. (A bit like talking to a neighbour about problems with tradesmen not turning up, and finding out that THEIR problem with tradesmen is some of them not going home.)
 
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briantrumpet

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The other approach, if you can stomach it, is to be enthusiastically racist while you agree with their Reform supporting views.

If nothing else you may learn something about them. (A bit like talking to a neighbour about problems with tradesmen not turning up, and finding out that THEIR problem with tradesmen is some of them not going home.)

The art is not to let one's eyebrows give the game away.
 
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