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I believe a labour win would ruin the economy and I think they would totally cave in to the EU on Brexit and do everything the EU demand. However I do like what they have said about making it fair for families to be together re immigration. But then I would because I have a family member who loves someone from a country outside the EU.
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Corbyn wanted brexit, May did not. |
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Its looking very much like a hung parliament at the moment. I bet Mayhap was wishing she'd never started this!.
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Having said that I'll still be surprised if she doesn't win. |
Tories completely misjudged Brexit, so strongly believing that it would be a "no" that they called the referrendum with absolutely no plan in place for an "Out" vote.
Tories have now called for a GE at a crucial time in that Brexit process, so confident they were of a landslide majority, AGAIN failing to consider the chaos that will be caused by a hung parliament if they are wrong. Strong and stable. What a ****ing joke. "Overconfident and stubborn" would be more accurate. |
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It's overconfidence, arrogance and complacency. Several high profile members of the party - including David Cameron himself - were badly burned by exactly that last summer and you would assume / hope those who opportunistically jumped in to take up those roles would actually have learned from those mistakes... But there's little sign of that. If anything, the apparently collapsing labour party and polls showing "landslide majority" have lead the Tories to feel practically invincible. Even talking up the most distasteful and similtaneously pointless of old-tory policies like fox hunting, as they were under the impression that nothing could even put a dent in their lead. |
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Corbyn at least knows what he wants, he wanted brexit all along and he'd be more likely to fight for it. |
The whole free education thing will cost the UK £9 billion a year i dont know where he plans on getting the money from
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May said no to a general election when the people wanted it because her position wasn't secure, she only called for an election when she did because the Tories spotted an opportunity to put paid to Labour and secure their hold on power.
This election was meant to be nothing more than a tactical assassination of the Labour Party and thankfully it's not looking like that'll be the case. |
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I dont know why cooperation's should pay the bulk load of taxes for someone else kids to Waste years of money getting drunk
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The central bank can never run out of money. So as long as we can keep borrowing sterling, the country can never go bust. I'm not saying we should over-borrow money because that would be disastrous but so long as we make enough money for the economy to go round and not just into the hands of the biggest land owners, a Labour government could easily deliver its goals. The Tories have been refusing to make that money because their goals don't lay with the working people of Britain. Spending money borrowed from the central bank is about getting a long term return. Borrowing at 1% is fine providing you invest that borrowing in projects that are going to yield more than 1% The problem with our present government is, its not investing. The result is... as you can see here http://www.taxresearch.org.uk/Documents/FAQ3GovtInv… Just when the economy needed it most the government is withholding. Labour invested in 2008 to 2010 and the economy recovered from the 2008 crash. The Coalition withdrew investment and we are in a depression as a result. |
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Your potential lose scenario doesnt seem well thought through. |
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