The constituents of North Islington clearly don't agree.
sorry mate, tis isn't GB News. What you should be saying is "attacking the wealth gap and improving quality of life " and "supporting freedom and justice"
It's easier than attempting to justify anything the right, far right, UKIP, Tory or Reform have done in the previous 14 years. Including and especially the elephant in the room: Brexit!
Maybe they’re economically illiterate and/or terrorist sympathisers as well.
That's a bit like saying all brexit supporters are rascists-in other words, complete bollocks. Maybe he's a really good constituency MP who actually represents them and makes a difference on the ground and this outweighs what he did/said or was alleged to have said years ago. As I said, I'm no fan but he got elected as an independent so it's clearly a personal thing rather than blindly supporting a party as many do.
Of course it’s complete bollocks, but it’s also complete bollocks to say that because people in North Islington vote for him as an MP, that he isn’t economically illiterate or a terrorist sympathiser.
You missed his bad eyesight when looking at Murals
I wouldn't say that, Starmer dumped him as a 'friend' very quickly
I'm assuming you deliberately decide to ignore the point that was being made?
He dumped him but still brings him up at every opportunity to blame things on him. Just like plenty on this thread.
Let's be honest here, Corbyn would have been a disaster for the UK economy. I get ot that he meant well, but wealth for all is essentially created by business and they hated him and his ideologies.
If you think it wouldn't have been on a scale far greater than truss then I'm sorry but you realise very little about how the economy works.
Luckily most if the country were in your words on the right, hence he didn't get in.
Alongside the fact that his costings were total bollocks, Corbyn was also a Brexiteer and what was the cost of a Corbyn-led Brexit had he won in 2017? Following that we would have had COVID which created a £300bn black hole.
Well that trickle down argument hasn’t really worked. The wealth gap is evidence of that. What we’re talking about is a restructuring in f the economy and legislative led redistribution (ie through taxation etc).
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