I hope he’s not canvassing for his local candidate. Doorstepping sweet old ladies and calling them cunts and nazi apologists won’t play out well with the party faithful.
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So then, so far our Theresa is coming across as a matra spouting bottler who is likely to raise tax. Jeremy is offereing a decent minimum wage, better funding for the NHS, a fairer tax system, 10,000 more police on the beat. Bit of a no brainer for the floating voters I would think.
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Im voting for Jezza - anyone you can deliver 10,000 more coppers for £300,000 a year is a fucking magician
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I am quintessential no brainer, but corbyn’s dream diary is the most expensive book in History, and I don’t reckon the World is ready for it. For that reason I am Out.
People are welcome to disagree with me, but the tories have used the nazi policy of demonising the disabled and who can forget the poster campaign that used nazi posters(didn’t even bother to change them) to demonise Muslims. If any party uses nazi techniques and propaganda, I have no problem calling them nazis.
I don’t claim to be nice or a labour supporter. I will vote for whoever I believe will do best for the whole country. No party gets my vote automatically.
Objectionable twat would be ok. I do understand how certain posts read. Ducky can hardly moan though can he, just ask any woman that has read his posts.
Are there no tory voters that want to answer the questions?
Me apparently 
What poster was That?
Ask Paul Maynard about it.
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Found this whilst looking for nazi posters 
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Especially since the money that he has prmised for the extra bobbies on the beat (from reversing capital gains tax??) has been promised elsewhere.
Don’t get me wrong, idealogically I like Jezzer’s ideas but I just don’t see where the money is going to come from? The £350m a week that we won’t have to pay the EU when we leave? 
The World might not be ready Bear, but it needs to change, and damned soon! Improving the social fabric will not be cheap, but if we stop buying very expensive missiles that we will never use from the US is a start, as is having those who can afford it pay more. The whole money trickling down bollocks has failed again. It doesnt. The rich get richer and the poor get screwed. Time for an economic revolution methinks!
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Never fear Btripz, the £800,m that they said their tax changes would raise in March has now become £2.7bn.
Can’t wait to see what they can do with 5 fish and a couple of loaves of bread.
Got to be a better bet than the tory approach:
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I don’t want it trickle down too far tbh. I read that if you confiscated all the wealth in the world, and split it between all the people in the world, everyone would get like 5 grand or something. That don’t work for me! I’ve already got 5 grand! I’d be out of pocket.
I think we should hold off revolution till we’ve all got Robot Slaves & money is Redundant. Then there will be a sweet spot of approx 20 years while the Robot Slaves are doing our farming & doctoring & building us all Mansions, and we is all just lie back on sofa eating grapes & watching babestaton, and everything in World will be Perfect. Until the Uprising.
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Higher fairer taxes, more training for jobs, lets create things and builds things.
What do we make and create anymore?
Very little, globalisation has helped the poorer nations by us shopping there but that’s created a huge manufacturing vacuum.
Globalisation is no friend of the worker, its the friend of the tax exile, large corps and big business.
What “things” would you want to see manufactured in the UK that could readily be competitive in a world market?
I’m not decrying the principle, but am interested to see what could be manufactured here that would be able to compete without a series of protectionist measures against stronger economies than ours.
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Terrorists.
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I get that. You can’t stop the importing without fking up ur exporting, but we should Engender a stigma against buying Foreign Muck. I mean, you can go in Tesco and buy South Africa apples rather than good, hardworking, British Apples, but the cashier will spit in ur face. You can buy a BMW, but it’s gonna get keyed every fkn day. That’s the way forward IMO.
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That is the key question isn’t it, Japan and South Korea have done it, Germany as well, how?
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Can’t answer for Germany as I don’t know what they manfacture apart from energy and expensive cars that makes their drivers think they own the roads.
As for the other 2, and you can add China into the mix, mass manufactured goods using cheap labour thereby making their purchase price cheap. Won’t be able to do that over here because of minimum wage and workers rights (and rightly so). You don’t see suicide nets on the sides of factories. over here do you?
In all those, economic recovery came after the end of conflict which left them on their arse. Maybe we need a proper big dust up with someone and take a kicking so we’ve got a low starting point and what people are left can start working for fuck all.
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