[joeysteele]

I was going to try to respond to the points here in the last few posts but decided what is the point.

Accusations of left wing blindness again come into play in a generalised sense, I see a fair bit of right wing blindness too which rarely gets a mention when there is an opportunity to get at those who are deemed 'left wing'.
I hate hypocrisy as much as anyone, however, I will wait to hear more on this, before I jump in and near hysterically condemn someone.
In fact in the same way I have done as to Conservative politicians from Andrew Mitchell to Nigel Evans over the years, despite being one of these left wing blind people.
Waiting to hear more as to their issues too as to the press and other problems.

Now we are off on council house sales, for goodness sake, many and probably most, bought those houses and stayed in them for the rest of their lives, it is the families often when the parents died,who made the big money out of selling them off later on.

To generalise that the norm was likely that people who bought them got expensive conservatories etc; (what a statement), the people who bought them so cheaply were employed people, why shouldn't they have conservatories and anything else that would add to the value of their newly bought home.

Really,I despair at the narrow mindedness of blaming everything and getting at only those on the left wing of politics.
While presenting the right wing as angels and saints.

How would it ever be possible to really reason with such prejudiced generalisations made against people with more left wing views from those on the right, coming at them with all the ills of the Nation and laying the blame for same at their door.

Both the politics of right and left have failed the UK for decades.
In fact over the last 115 years,through the 20th century and into the 21st century, we had over 60 years of Conservative led govts and around 35 years of Labour led govts
We are still in chaos and a mess, so who really is to blame for that.
Not one not the other but both.

Those who support one side or the other can be fair and accept both have failed a lot of the time,or, they can take out the rose coloured glasses and blame totally one or the other.
None of the latter is right and nothing of the latter warrants reasoned responses to such sweeping generalisations when made, which are then tried to back off from in some way as being said they were misunderstood.

That is like someone saying something really wrong about another person publicly, then apologising later, however the problem remains it was still said in the first place and is out there,a usually subtle move to deride one over another.