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#61
(Original post by barnetlad)
Free train travel for those under 16 is the latest one. Which forgets that large parts of the country don't have trains, that buses are the most used form of transport by children, and makes it a lot easier for those near trains to either cause havoc on them with selfish behaviour, or run away from home.
Free train travel for those under 16 is the latest one. Which forgets that large parts of the country don't have trains, that buses are the most used form of transport by children, and makes it a lot easier for those near trains to either cause havoc on them with selfish behaviour, or run away from home.
This is policymaking viewed through the lens of the London suburbs, with kids going up West and limitless late night trains home.
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#62
Corbyn is not only the overseer of vast institutional antisemitism in the Labour party, he's also completely inept. It's worrying to see so many people on here talking about "getting free stuff" without looking further into Corbyn and the people that he associates himself with.
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#63
I'm sorry but why vote Corbyn? First and foremost the free broadband is direct access into everyone's lives, think about it, why else would they choose to give out free WiFi? Also, he wants to plant two billion trees which is physically impossible if labour are claiming to build a housing 'revolution', please also tell me why you would want someone to run in office as PM when yesterday he literally said Terrorists shouldn't serve a full sentence? He has called an Islamic Terror group 'a friend', supported IRA events and repeatedly failed to support the NI peace process, he accepted £20,000 to appear on an Iranian propaganda news channel, and 172 MP's in his own party claim they don't want him as Labour leader. He also has suggested a coalition with the SNP, that could lead to another Scottish referendum, which would mean them probably leaving the UK, meaning more conflict on Brexit as there would have to be more trade negotiations, overall leading to an unstable relationship with the EU. Also, he wants to reduce the regular army to reserves. This not only puts 80,000 soldiers out of jobs, but it means our army would be highly untrained, so we'd be screwed in any wars.
Jeremy Corbyn is delusional.
Jeremy Corbyn is delusional.
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#64
Its sad because as I had read recently, people label Corbyn as a very radical socialist when he promises what mainland European states normally offer in social provisions, welfare, education.
Why not have those things, it will help the UK advance economically if you think beyond regurgitated headlines.
Why not have those things, it will help the UK advance economically if you think beyond regurgitated headlines.
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#65
(Original post by MJlover)
Its sad because as I had read recently, people label Corbyn as a very radical socialist when he promises what mainland European states normally offer in social provisions, welfare, education.
Why not have those things, it will help the UK advance economically if you think beyond regurgitated headlines.
Its sad because as I had read recently, people label Corbyn as a very radical socialist when he promises what mainland European states normally offer in social provisions, welfare, education.
Why not have those things, it will help the UK advance economically if you think beyond regurgitated headlines.
Labours lie is that they are telling people they can have what some European nations have, for free.. without paying for it.
I would much rather support a party that said “this is what we believe in, and look, here it is in another nation really working! Let’s all pay a bit more like they do, so that we can make it happen here”.
I think that would actually work to some degree. People don’t trust politicians any more and we crave honesty these days. A Labour Party that was honest and said that you would need to pay for it, would be a radical and quite amazing thing. Maybe the next leader will realise this.
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#66
(Original post by RJ7781)
You mean like when the tories promised countries would be queuing for a trade deal after Brexit? I don't see any queues and I don't see Brexit happening anytime soon either.
You mean like when the tories promised countries would be queuing for a trade deal after Brexit? I don't see any queues and I don't see Brexit happening anytime soon either.
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#67
(Original post by Kaffee_1998)
Not gonna argue with you but it doesn’t invalidate my perspective either.
Not gonna argue with you but it doesn’t invalidate my perspective either.
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#69
(Original post by username5049966)
At least he's actually imagining a better world even if it can't be Evans achieved. The tories are offering probably more austerity and essentially working until we die. They're not going to do anything about climate change or the ever present threat that nuclear weapons pose. It's more of the same. Personally I'd rather try for a better world instead of accepting the status quo. Even if it can't be achieved, at least we tried.
At least he's actually imagining a better world even if it can't be Evans achieved. The tories are offering probably more austerity and essentially working until we die. They're not going to do anything about climate change or the ever present threat that nuclear weapons pose. It's more of the same. Personally I'd rather try for a better world instead of accepting the status quo. Even if it can't be achieved, at least we tried.
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