
This poll resolves true if Keir Starmer refers to any of the views of any anti-immigration protestor groups/ gatherings, including the so called “far right” as “legitimate” or “genuine”, in these terms. These terms must be used as a genuine assertion, for example it does not count if they are used in a statement such as “Many of the protestors believe that they have legitimate / genuine concerns”.
To classify, the terms must be used in clear reference to a group who has protested that is on the anti-immigration side. This includes peaceful protest.
Examples of what would not be a resolution:
Stating that there are “legitimate” or “genuine” concerns as a blanket statement that isn’t directed at protestors specifically (it does not need to be a single group of protestors, but it cannot be a statement generally saying that there are legitimate concerns about migration across the country, for example).
Referring to any group that is not calling for reduced migration in this way
I will also accept these terms as equivalents for a resolution:
“Reasonable” concerns
“Understandable” concerns
“Fair” concerns
I will accept other terms that have a meaning identical to any of these words or these words in combination, but it must be a completely identical meaning.
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