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Originally Posted by Chris
Going in to ERM was a catastrophic mistake made by Tories who no longer have any meaningful influence on the party. Furthermore it was *not* a mistake borne out of any fundamental Tory or broader right-wing ideology.
Holding ERM up as somehow relevant to today (even in the sense of trying to diss John Major) is pointless. Unlike, say, holding up the financial crash, the regulatory errors and governmental unpreparedness that exacerbated it. The loons responsible for that are very much still in the game, and are asking us to put them back in charge in a couple of weeks time.
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Dear oh dear talk about move the goalposts we go from their economic management being second to none to it being no longer relevant as everyone involved is old now. You'll have us believe tory excrement doesn't smell next, I get accused of rewriting history, whilst many here simply prefer to ignore it, well get on with it, I hope you find the solace you seek with them because personally I don't trust or like any party.
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Originally Posted by Osem
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Odd how people who'd argue that figures from the past are more relevant to the problems we face today than the people currently running Labour.
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Where has anyone said they're more relevant, resorting to making stuff up now, you really are turning into Arthur