I’ll defer here
I’ll just pick one part of a line out of @anon7035031’s load of absolute rot above
I think it’s the most instructive one
To him, the worker should always be a subservient pawn with no rights
This is the very heart of his worldview and it’s the worldview that has the UK and US in the very mess they are in with extreme wealth inequality - it’s the worldview of the 1920s robber barons
Just reading that line alone is frightening, it is highly dangerous extremist zealotry
Another blatant contradiction is that he praises trade wars while simultaneously lambasting them
When you take a football team approach to politics, ie. “your team are to blame for everything” even when the most cursory reading of any situation shows such a reading to be laughably inaccurate, and you support the nonsensical moronicism of a charlatan because he’s “on your side”, these are the ridiculous contradictions you walk into
He’s far from alone among the right-wing zealots on this forum
The knots they’ve tied themselves into are hilarious
If it wasn’t for Capitalism you’d have no cheap guitars to smash.
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There were guitars before there were Murdochs mate
Thank you Labour Party.
Keep up the good work.
Dominic Cummings says Hi
Corbyn’s position on Brexit now is different to what it was last February
Elements of it are problematic but by and large it is sensible
As you admit
There is no possible Brexit policy which will not have some problematic elements, there is no silver bullet
Labour’s policy on Brexit is by a mile the best of the three major parties
Neither has Corbyn
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I don’t follow you mate. You’re making little sense this afternoon.
If you had even worked for a living you would know what I’m saying is true.
US corporations by and large treat their employees very fairly. Ask around and see how those working in Medtronics and Boston Scientific in Galway feel about their employment conditions, wages, etc. Unions destroy opportunity for most workers by insisting everyone is treated the same, whether they are good at their job or absolutely shit at it.
The problem of those “left behind” you refer to is equally shared between government and workers themselves. Government failed to keep public education up to date with the modern economy, and workers themselves failed to seek the education that the new economy needs. There isn’t much demand for journalists for example, yet hoardes still do degrees in communications and other bullshit subjects.
There is a shortage of qualified people for the jobs the economy actually needs. There are millions of unfilled well paying jobs in the US, with no one to fill them, largely because younger people are pursuing the wrong education choices, or are too lazy and want everything handed to them on a plate.
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This afternoon?
I’ll simplify things as much as I can for you. Jeremy is not the evil your are told he is. He is actually a genuine and decent man. Your irrational hatred of him has you blinkered. The opposition are much more wicked. But if you must support them thats fine, we live in an age of identity politics and you clearly identify more with Cummings than Corbyn.
Hope that helps I made it as simple as I could
Nothing new there.
That’s demonstrably untrue
He is the only party leader proposing a sensible way out of the mess which will try and respect everybody
Crucially, he offers a democratic avenue out of Brexit altogether, and is prepared to offer it against a Brexit deal he negotiates
He is even prepared to let the Labour party democratically decide to reject a Brexit deal he negotiates and campaign against it in a referendum
That is the very definition of political bravery, it is country and society over himself and party
Compare that to the Tories lying to the Queen and threatening to break the law to get a disastrous no deal which nobody voted for
Compare that to the Lib Dems just wanting to pull Article 50 without consultation, without thought for the future consequences that would have for British democracy
Both are toys out of the pram stuff
Corbyn is the adult in the room
Need more apprenticeships and trades. Coming back now though.
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We already know what you think of workers, mate
We already know what you think of workers’ rights
You spelled it out in black and white in your previous post
It’s obscene
Copying and pasting tired right wing cliches from Wall Street Journal comment sections does not an argument make
Load of bullshit. He’s taking a wait and see attitude. Talking out of both sides out of his mouth. All he’ll succeed in doing is driving the remain labour to the lib dems and the Labour Brexit vote to the tories/Brexit party. He’s a clusterfuck
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I am a worker, mate.
Checkmate.