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What about that video of Dominic Cummings where he very specifically says that the Tories don't care about poor people or the NHS? That's not a fantasy, it's right here:Originally Posted by jackrabbit
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_c...&v=-SdEbfJJiag
It's also plainly obvious if you ever read any of their manifestos
Brainwashed by the right wing press like many in this country, sad to see really.
Quoting Richard littleJohn and being serious is the sure sign of a simple arse hole of a man.
For some poor sods the Dickensian wasteland does exist. Relying on food banks in Tory Britain. Homeless in Tory Britain.The Tories do not care.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-new...birth-13937335
This is Tory Britain
Isn’t that disgusting. Says a lot about Ashley. The link at the start of this thread about families living in damp conditions and cockroaches. It says it all. High time Labour became a lot nastier to combat the nasty party.
Ah, so you took the time to read the names at the top of each post yet didn’t read the posts, I swerve threads that don’t interest me, still each to his own.
The labour manifesto isn't even out yet is it?
Not for a couple of weeks
The Brexit Party’s manifesto will be simple one, ‘Leave’ on the back of a fag packet.
Sounds like a winner to me ........
Shameful
Forget about the Punch and Judy Show in the Commons because it's a charade. Bar for minor cosmetic differences the red, blue and amber teams are merely hand puppets for private bankers, multinational companies and major landowners who employ lobbyists to get what they want. MPs have a higher calling than to them though, that's to themselves as self-enrichment is their number one priority.
It matters not a jot who anyone votes for in General Elections because whatever the the outcome it results in the same thing: more laws, less liberties; more surveillance, less privacy; more taxes, less disposable income; more societal decay, less cohesiveness; and more state dependency, less independence as the middle class continues to be eviscerated while the West's former wealth flows East to China and elsewhere at an accelerating rate.
The pragmatic turn out to place an X next to a candidate who they believe represent the least worse option and what will be ever so slightly better for them and absent of any emotion attached to the bunk surrounding the uncaring Tories/fluffy Labour false paradigm pantomime stuff.
Best post in this thread matey
Its for the best that the UK break up.
Did he talk to the SDLP and Loyalists as well?
I would have expected our Government to have some sort of system to speak to the IRA. That is what Governments do.
What? No one jumping in to defend Jeremy of Arc, for his selfless work in saving Ulster
Not even to call me a Tory whatsit or (worst of all........A Daily Mail reader!!!
( You may detect the very slightest hint of sarcasm in this post).
The SDLP spoke to sinn Fein soon after Corbyn had spoken to them, even they realised that dialogue was the only way.
Do we know if he did or didn't speak to them?
More to the point, why is this more important than the Labour manifesto?
Hint of rabies too.
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Where, in my post did I say it was?
I'll respond to the first part of your post later.
I see the king of whataboutism has arrived. Why do you respond to any criticism of your precious tories by slagging of Corbyn? Normal people don't support a political party like a football team like you do.
They are not my "precious" tories as you put it. I have voted for them but I have voted
Liberal Lib Dem and ( admittedly only at a local level because I knew the candidate) Labour in the past.
Someone made a point about Corbyn that disagree with.
Aren't I allowed to comment?
And note I haven't jumped to defend Boris.
I reckognise his many flaws, they are often indefensible.
Both main parties have deserted the centre ground and both have things about them I find unpalatable.
How am I supporting the Tories as if they were a football team
Pray tell
You didn't. It's blatantly clear that the Tories strategy for keeping Labour at arms length is to attack Corbyn. Never before has a political leader been smeared and lied about by the predominantly right wing press. Labour's brand of mild socialism scares the establishment and most wealthy, hence why Corbyn is the source of the attacks. The Tories know that Labour's policies are more popular - they can't attack them on that.
So back to my question. Is this more important than Labour's manifesto?
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