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thats a pretty funny edit ngl

||irony noted||

https://twitter.com/britainelects/status/1240641478575230976?s=19

Crafty was already on it, Jack

Not necessarily a good thing

Better than Labour

Yes, but so's aids

And interest rates at their lowest level of all time

Low interest rates are a bad thing

Having a party so far ahead without competition isn't a good thing

But we don't have to choose between AIDS and Tories

Especially when the Tories aren't actually all that good

I wasnt saying it was good, just reporting it

Yes sir

Blame Labour for the Tories being so popular

turns out full communism isnt very popular

wonder why 😉

Imagine being that shit to lose votes so rapidly to the Tories

Who arent that great either

0.1% interest rates

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The fact that you guys think Labour was communist or even socialist based on their manifesto shows how good the hatchet job was from the media or will you deny it? When it comes to policies, Labour was offering at best centre left policies that were in line with EU countries, secondly the issue of Brexit was the main reason why voters went with Tories because when Labour offered a second referendum they were just 2% behind the tories. Unless you will argue against that. But the point remains, the medias coverage and misrepresentation of Labour and Corbyn was key and that's why the narrative of Labour and communism gets played out despite the obvious flaws in that logic.

"when Labour offered a second referendum they were just 2% behind the tories"

what does this mean

didnt corbyn also say that he was a marxist

@system11 weirdly gbp is going up on the news instead of down :/

What do you think marxism means

agreeing with the ideas of marx

the community of goods for example

what are the ideas of marx

property should be shared

from those according to their ability to those according to their need

i believe is the quote

Nationalisation?

its the relationship between labour and capital and an analysis of it

I was a Labour voter, until they went soft on Brexit

You would need nationalisation to stop private property

Labour, like the Greens and the Lib Dems, have been taken over by identity politics obsessed interest groups/activists

Labour ditched the working class vote

I agree with renationalising some sectors, such as power, water and public transport