You can tell because this is a right-wing government trying to do this while Communism and Marxism are left-wing ideologies.
You’re so scared of reds under the bed that you can’t see what the (increasingly far-)right wing are doing to you.
There doesn't exist any single example of this in the Anglo-sphere, nor the UK itself.
And maybe the Madagascar Plan?
"net migration to the UK rose to a record high of around 504,000 in the year to June 2022, driven by an increase in the number of non-European Union nationals.[13] The government registered 45,755 people arriving by small boats in 2022, 60% higher than in 2021, according to the Home Office. That has led to a record backlog of 161,000 asylum cases."
A right wing government in rule would not allow this. It happened and continues to, therefore a right wing government is not in power.
>And maybe the Madagascar Plan?
Right now. Obviously they have been in power in the past. If net foreign migration is positive by large margin, then clearly they are not effectively in power now. If the courts overrule any marginal plans to change this (which themselves don't affect the overall numbers materially) then they are not in power now.
But it’s the divisive propaganda that they want. Sod the humans.
The sum-total of political power when you mix all factions together, and judge things by results of what is happening, not only what is said, then constant positive net foreign migration and an overall consensus of this continuing doesn't support right wing government rule.
>do so by dealing with the backlog, providing safe routes.
If you mean safe route back to their country of origin, that is certainly a possible option that a right wing government might pursue. Since that isn't happening, there isn't a true right wing government in power and hasn't been for some time (have to include the courts here too).
There are factions that maybe talk a good game, and don't move the needle on policy or even consensus rhetoric. That's not a point in favor of right wing politics being in power.
they are not, in fact, communists and are pretty far away from ever being left of centre.
also one of their most controversial bills would lead to "illegal" immigrants being sent to Rwanda
skewed American perspectives aside, I genuinely fail to see how anyone would interpret them as anything left of centre-right
And this is their prestige. At least the one-nation Tories can see through it, even though they were expelled in the 2019 putsch.
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