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i've been interested in count binface lately despite being an american. i find him very interesting as a political figure, and i think it's because he's kind of like a reverse donald trump in a way. the two share many parallels, including being extremely anti establishment, being known for their unusual appearances, having strange campaign promises, and berating media reporters and journalists. however, count binface is actually fighting against corruption instead of trying to partake in it. i do find count binface oddly genuine in a way compared to establishment politicians. you know that no politician who is only engaging in politics for their own self fulfillment would run as a ridiculous character because they are extremely obsessed with being taken seriously. count binface is obviously much more open to having a laugh at his own expense, which i think is an important trait to have. while count binface's manifesto mainly contains things that aren't very consequential, i do believe they show his true political beliefs. making certain foods cheaper and "building at least one affordable house" seem progressive leaning to me. i'm not sure where exactly he stands on LGBTQ+ rights, but he can't be anywhere near as bad as nigel farage who was actively against them. nigel farage is trying to position himself as a "anti establishment" politician "for the people", despite running against the least establishment politician pretty much anyone has ever seen and despite being involved in a major scandal in which he accepted large sums of money as a gift from a crypto executive. i honestly think count binface is likely going to win in the election against farage considering how little people respect him right now and with how much attention count binface is getting in the media.