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Rishi Sunak announces 4 July general election
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Hopefully we can have one less conservative government in the world. Down with transphobes.
It'll just be a slightly less conservative government, but I'll take it.
Get labour in then protest their most right wing views
Sorry but that is a little unrealistic atm. We on the left just do not have the support for such a protest to be effective.
Even a weak labour win. Where left of centre mps could slow government function. We don't have enough MPs with a rebellious streak to limit much. And no other opposition likely to have the numbers to help.
If we had a significant number of green MPs. Maybe. But honestly there are few places where urrent data dose not mean. Voting green is going to help tories rather then create a green mp.
I have some bad news for you about the transphobes