Nigel Farage claims ‘most stable relationships’ are between men and women
Nigel Farage is accused of “inferiority homophobia” at a press conference that meets the former conservative deputy Danny Kruger for the reform of the flat couples for reform.
Reform leader, Mr. Farage’s party to participate in the party’s first -sitting Toray deputy by asking the past comments made by the right -wing player, “the most stable relationships tend to be among men and women,” he said.
Mr. Kruger, who is the Minister of Shadow Business and Pension, said that the marriage among men and women to a national conservatism conference was the only basis of a safe and successful society ”.
Bay Kruger’in görüşünü paylaşıp paylaşmadığı konusunda sorgulanan Bay Farage, “Bence kesin bir şey, iki istikrarlı ebeveyni olan çocukların hayatta daha iyi bir şansı var. Ve en istikrarlı ilişkiler, belki de benim örneğim değil, en istikrarlı ilişkiler, en uzun süren ilişkiler, erkekler ve kadınlar arasında olma eğilimindedir.
“I don’t necessarily look at it in any way. I think that the children in the country will not start at home or at the school they deserve.”
Farage, who is married twice and is currently in a relationship with Laure Ferrari, was accused of “trying to reopen the settled debates on homosexual marriage and adoption”.
Labor Deputy Nadia Whitome said: “This is the inferiority homophobia that has no influence on reality. Making errors: Farage is trying to reopen the debates on gay marriage and adoption to confuse more hatred and division. The rights of the entire LGBT+ community will be in danger under a reform government.”
A Stonewall spokesman said: “In the modern world we live in, families are varied and come in all shapes and sizes. The most important thing is to grow in a stable, supportive, loving environment that will ensure the development and development of children.”
National Statistics Office figures show that there were 103,816 divorces in the UK and Wales in 2023 and that there were couples of the same sex. However, some studies have shown a higher risk of divorce for couples of the same sex, especially for female couples.
Mr. Farage’s claim comes after the condemnation of his views on abortion laws, which he describes as “not completely up -to -date”. The reform leader was criticized after saying ık We allow abortion for up to 24 weeks ”.
Mr. Kruger’s surprise vomiting on Monday pointed to the first seating Toray deputy to participate in Reform’s ranks in Commons.
Eastern Wiltshire deputy joined the reform to chair the government preparations and became the last of a number of high -profile former ministers to participate in the party, and the number of reform deputies was five.
Mr Kruger said, bir crisis in the economy, crisis at the border, crisis on our streets and a crisis in our army ”.
He said that Britain was “not broken, but suffered badly” and “should give something”.
Independent He contacted Mr. Farage for a comment.
