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To what extent is there a consensus between Labour and Conservative party policies?
Could anyone give me a list of points for this? I'm struggling slightly. Will rep you. Thanks.
JB
JB
Errrm lets see...
The war on terror...
The fake global warming scare...
The EU...
... to name a few.
To be honest even when they say they disagree as soon as the other gets into power they don't repeal the laws they say they opposed do they? They continue to use them.
The whole two party system is a big joke. Look at this photo
Left wing? check.
Right wing? check.
Real body or "machinery of state" hidden? check.
Head still free to eat you? check.
The war on terror...
The fake global warming scare...
The EU...
... to name a few.
To be honest even when they say they disagree as soon as the other gets into power they don't repeal the laws they say they opposed do they? They continue to use them.
The whole two party system is a big joke. Look at this photo
Left wing? check.
Right wing? check.
Real body or "machinery of state" hidden? check.
Head still free to eat you? check.
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