I hate to be this guy: Although emotionally I want to agree, this is tantamount to censoring one political opinion, which is a slippery slope. Just because he is on our side, its not less wrong, it just feels better. The postal service is supposed to deliver a neutral reliable service for all.

This feels like you cheering for internet censoring instead of net neutrality because a telephone worker took it upon himself to block a few websites of his choosing.

The money imbalance in politics is palpable

Yep as it is in the world as a whole. Compared to the 40 to 80 hugely so.

And guess what. The folks funding reform really really want it to get a fuck load worse.

I've had knocks on the door from labour but that's it. I wonder if the fact that I don't have a sofa in my garden dissuades reform campaigners from knocking on my door.

If they actually come round I'm going to be polite to them but continuously ask them some difficult questions about local issues they absolutely will have no idea about. Just to piss them off.

Exactly the same here. I think it also shows the lack of actual local volunteers or people who in other parties deliver the leaflets, or maybe they know they'd be shouted out to get out of the area (which I would do!). If your politics is so divisive and offensive maybe this is there only way.

Can also see they far outspend other parties on social media

They must be targeting specific areas. So far I have got about 6-8 things from Green (including one glossy magazine type thing), and they are the only party I have seen door knocking. Reform I have only got the one "letter" - in an envelope I assume because they are the most disliked party and they are getting this happening often.