As @SWP's back and @sir baconface said, Corbyn scrapping tuition fees was nothing more than a well-calculated and unneeded bribe.
He's wrong though. Yes they lost. Like they were predicted too. but the tide has turned ... people are swaying to a socialist/left government in the shape of Corbyn and if we can keep the momentum going it will happen. This will be better for everyone.
Traditional crime (theft, assault, vehicle) has indeed been decreasing but the Crime Survey figures don't include the more than 6m cyber and computer-related crimes that are committed annually currently and weren't recorded up to recently. So the actual level is around 12m crimes. Organised criminals have been moving into this area of crime as they know the police will do fuck all.You're not an idiot Colin and you know full well what you're doing.
And you're totally ignoring the crime survey results. Which is odd as they don't just take "recorded police crime" into account. "Recorded police crime" being something you loaned about two posts ago.
You really have to be very careful when looking at changes in crime statistics. 2016 saw a change in categorisation of certain crimes for a start.Dec 2016 Total reported crimes - 491,670
Mar 2017 Total recorded crimes - 544,237.
Yep, great job.
Stopped the Tories getting an overall majority though didn't it?As @SWP's back and @sir baconface said, Corbyn scrapping tuition fees was nothing more than a well-calculated and unneeded bribe.
That's the well calculated bit.Stopped the Tories getting a majority though didn't it?