The shift from traditional Labour voters to the middle classes have damaged Labour beyond repair IMHO. The Tories at least lied to the traditional working class before they fucked them over.
You've seen it on here where people are genuinely suggesting that certain people shouldn't be allowed to vote, that isn't tongue in cheek either. If the Tories are the devil then the staunch far lefters are the devil in waiting.
Those are our choices and it isn't great.
Hoping it gets sorted, due to fly out of Gatwick in August and no doubt it will spread to there aswell. BA dropped their wages 10% during the pandemic and now they won’t move them back?
BA have moved the 10% back - but only to the management team, the rest of BA, the actual doers are not getting the 10% back, part of the reason they voted from strike action. Unbelievable again that BA leadership thought that would be a good/acceptable tactic, just shows the absolute contempt these people have for their staff.Hoping it gets sorted, due to fly out of Gatwick in August and no doubt it will spread to there aswell. BA dropped their wages 10% during the pandemic and now they won’t move them back?
Thought Lynch pretty much nailed Labours predicament in this segment, especially given the further disruption that appears to be on the horizon.
Labour goes less left to appeal to the "middle classes" (i.e. working people in particular jobs?) and that makes "traditional Labour voters" turn to the far-right Tories?The shift from traditional Labour voters to the middle classes have damaged Labour beyond repair IMHO. The Tories at least lied to the traditional working class before they fucked them over.
You've seen it on here where people are genuinely suggesting that certain people shouldn't be allowed to vote, that isn't tongue in cheek either. If the Tories are the devil then the staunch far lefters are the devil in waiting.
Those are our choices and it isn't great.