Corbynomics: A Dystopia

chris_m

bobbymotors wrote: »

Whats PPRed?

Posting Privileges Revoked (or Removed, not sure which).

Moby

posh*spice wrote: »

Careful : we wouldn't want you getting PPRed like your charming buddy toastie.

What! ...............I'm the one asking for political balance rather than the continuous, monotonous smearing by the usual suspects;)
It's so eddifying that people are more interested in easy target Corbyn bashing than commenting on the absolute state of our NHS and Social Care services. What is the world coming to!

bobbymotors

Oh right. I didn't know.

ive no idea exactly why, and it doesn't matter. I disagree with him totally in nearly every respect, but he should still be allowed to state his views IMO.

Such is life...

[Deleted User]

Moby wrote: »

What! ...............I'm the one asking for political balance rather than the continuous, monotonous smearing by the usual suspects;)
It's so eddifying that people are more interested in easy target Corbyn bashing than commenting on the absolute state of our NHS and Social Care services. What is the world coming to!

You might be misunderstanding the motives of the Corbyn bashers. Well, some, anyway.

From my point of view a leader of the Labour Party who is useless CANNOT threaten the Government - if the middle ground voters think he is an eejit, they will never consider risking him becoming PM.

It follows with an elegant inevitability that if the Labour Party cannot be elected into Government, the Conservatives can basically do what they want. An unelectable opposition gives the Conservatives no reason to modify their approach to the NHS, Social Care services or anything else!

WR

setmefree2

Thrugelmir wrote: »

The pool of available talent must be getting very shallow........

Labour has no talent - that is a big part of their problem....

setmefree2

Jeremy Corbyn’s Approval Rating Slides Into Net Negative For Every Demographic

Even Paul Nuttall is ahead.

Even more worrying for Corbyn is that amongst young/old, North/South, Leave/Remain, male/female, middle/working class and even those who voted Labour in 2015, Corbyn has a net negative approval rating (% who replied favourably, minus % who replied unfavourably).

Amongst the working class, traditionally Labour’s heartland, he has a score of -40 and amongst the 18-24 age group, -1.

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/entry/jeremy-corbyns-approval-rating-slides-into-net-negative-for-every-demographic_uk_589d9c95e4b094a129ea0a87

setmefree2

More Good News for Moby

William Hill slashes odds on Corbyn 2017 Labour leadership exit

https://www.sbcnews.co.uk/europe/uk/2017/02/10/william-hill-slashes-odds-corbyn-2017-labour-leadership-exit/

setmefree2

Video: Jeremy Corbyn questioned over 'real fight starts now' tweet

http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/video-news/video-jeremy-corbyn-questioned-over-real-fight-starts-now-tweet-35437424.html

westernpromise

setmefree2 wrote: »

Labour has no talent - that is a big part of their problem....

If you had talent why on earth would you be Labour? Labour stands for uniform mediocrity. It thinks all schools, all pay, and all houses should be roughly equally bad.

posh*spice

Moby wrote: »

It's so eddifying that people are more interested in easy target Corbyn bashing than commenting on the absolute state of our NHS and Social Care services. What is the world coming to!

I'll comment!

Peak old people : glad I'm not a boomer (and I have private health insurance!).



That peak just after the war is 1947 to 1948 - those guys are now turning 70.....add in all the people that came to the UK in the 50 and 60s from the commonwealth who were probably also in the 20s born 40s...you get peak old people...

....buy some private health insurance!