Forget building houses—Labour’s new pitch is to slap down entire towns like some overzealous kid with a Sims addiction. Not just homes, mind you, but whole communities, conveniently designed for the “influx” of new arrivals. The twist? No British flags allowed. Apparently, bunting is now a hate crime, and St. George himself would have to sneak in wearing a hi-vis vest and a fake moustache.

🏴 No Flags, No Fuss, No Fun

So what does a flag-free Britain look like? Picture rows of freshly built “integrated” estates where Union Jacks are contraband, pub quizzes are vetted by the UN, and the only thing flying overhead is a drone ensuring no rogue pensioner has strung up bunting for the Coronation. Meanwhile, native Brits—already priced out of housing, trains, and basic groceries—are expected to clap politely as whole new postcode lotteries sprout up for other people first. It’s like watching someone move into your spare room, redecorate, and tell you the kettle is off-limits.

Let’s be clear: Britain does need homes, but selling it as “new towns for migrants” while telling the locals to keep their flags in the drawer feels less like policy and more like satire written by Armando Iannucci. Except it’s real. And you’re paying for it.

🔥 Challenges 🔥

So—are Labour’s “migrant towns” a brave new world, or just a flagless dystopia where the only thing British left is the tax bill? 🇬🇧❌

💬 Drop your thoughts in the comments: should towns be built for everyone, or is this just national gaslighting with a glossy press release?

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The best rants and sharpest satire will make it into the next issue of the magazine. 📝🔥

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