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Depends on circumstances. Speeding offences should not stop the candidate. Violent offences is a definite no.

Yes, completely ban the ability to purchase homes for people who do not live in the country, except for those who want to live here when they buy it.

Larger country - more power and bigger position on world stage

Piss off - it would kill the economy of the whole of the uk and the area as a whole

It's become a more talked about topic and it's become more

The government should providing funding for local councils to construct publicly owned high density residential buildings.

when it comes to ripping off artists and flooding social media, yes, when it comes to personal use, no

If you are in a place where the displaced/colonised population is still alive and is still affected by the displacement, yes.

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