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Originally Posted by jfman
Dangerous for the country??? That’s quite laughable really.
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A Labour Government is laughable.
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There’s not a single policy that can credibly be described as a danger to the UK.
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It’s not the policies as such ( although the public ownership issue we have discussed on here previously, that you failed to defend/Justify is one) but the people behind them.
It like having Jimmy Saville promise he’ll look after your kids, and you say....” well he seems nice”
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I’m not even convinced you’d support a “credible” opposition anyway. Tories or Blairite Tories. It’s all the same.
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intend to steer away from Marxists, communists ....you know..as a matter of principle
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the 1% must be starting to worry
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I’m not part of the 1%, I know you didn’t ask but i’ll Give a quick history of Pierre.
I’m 49. I grew up in Liverpool in the 80’s under Mrs Thatch. My Father was probably employed 50% of the time. A welder at Cammell Laird’s originally.
We were on benefits, we used to cheat the gas and electric, at times it was very tough.
Any aged 16 I was told that I had better start bringing some money in as my family allowance had now ended. So I did. I got a job, and went to college and studied and worked at the same time. Then went to Uni and worked. I’ve never been unemployed, never as an adult claimed any benefit. Now have a very good lifestyle.p, and am in the higher tax bracket.
But according to Labour, i’m The enemy. In the politics of envy i’m Doing too well. How dare I send my kids to a private school or a tutor ( although Corbyn is privately educated, and Abbot sent her kids to private school). I came from a Labour heartland, and have voted Labour, but not for these.
I believe in a safety net, I believe in welfare. But as an stop gap not a lifestyle.
I’m working class and always will be. Corbyn does not represent the true working class.