Keir Starmer Labour Leader

Because it helps you get on the property ladder with a smaller deposit than you would traditionally need. Because there are lots and lots of people out there who cant get a deposit together but comfortably pay what they could pay on a mortgage payment in rent every month.
So it's a government hand out to people who didn't work hard enough to get onto the property ladder on their own.
 
Because it helps you get on the property ladder with a smaller deposit than you would traditionally need. Because there are lots and lots of people out there who cant get a deposit together but comfortably pay what they could pay on a mortgage payment in rent every month.

Just lots of people dont want to admit theres a tory policy that is helping poorer and younger people.

the means the govt is taking a risk on your behalf, a risk that the market wouldn't take. in other words, it is giving you a handout the market has determined that you don't deserve, just as the market determines that unemployed welfare scroungers should starve.
 
the means the govt is taking a risk on your behalf, a risk that the market wouldn't take. in other words, it is giving you a handout the market has determined that you don't deserve, just as the market determines that unemployed welfare scroungers should starve.

Whataboutivism. Lets talk morals. Why dont you donate some money to starving children then, you care a lot
 
Completely agree. We saw this with the attempted ‘crowd pleasing’ policies of the last manifesto.

free broadband etc - even admitted these came from focus groups.

everyone can see it was desperation. That’s not attractive from a voters perspective.

policies should come from core beliefs, not from survey monkey. Before anyone comes back with a dig at the tories - that’s the problem, having a go at the tories, but not actually standing for anything themselves.

You would assume that this is what motivates people to pursue a career in politics, to champion the cause of issues with deep conviction..
 
Whataboutivism. Lets talk morals. Why dont you donate some money to starving children then, you care a lot

i don't care a jot. the market should determine everything, and i am ashamed that it was distorted to give you your house, and to give undeserving people healthcare.
 
i don't care a jot. the market should determine everything, and i am ashamed that it was distorted to give you your house, and to give undeserving people healthcare.
Im having a great time though.
Some people live to be miserable, you cant help that
 
i don't care a jot. the market should determine everything, and i am ashamed that it was distorted to give you your house, and to give undeserving people healthcare.

I can understand your perspective on home ownership - I don’t agree with it, but understand it.

surely you don’t believe your comment on healthcare?
 

What a pile of absolute bullshit. Glad this prick has resigned. If the word 'woke' had been around in the 1940s, it would have been applied to everything that Labour did to create the NHS and the modern welfare system. You know, the things that people say make us great.
 
What a pile of absolute bullshit. Glad this prick has resigned. If the word 'woke' had been around in the 1940s, it would have been applied to everything that Labour did to create the NHS and the modern welfare system. You know, the things that people say make us great.

I think the 2020/2021 perception and definition of Woke depends on who you ask.
 
420’000 people used that scheme. But by all means if you cant knock the policy just try and make a joke. Been really succeeding in winning votes of late

It’s not about knocking policies. Anything that helps is welcomed, and I’m hoping to take advantage of a help to buy next year. But it does nothing to solve the root cause of the issue. It’s sucks when someone like myself is saving for ages to get on the property ladder, paying into someone else’s mortgage for years. But there’s so many that can’t get anywhere near that, even with the schemes.

If the scheme has freed up so many properties like you’re saying, why are rent prices increasing?
 
I think the 2020/2021 perception and definition of Woke depends on who you ask.
It is funny to see that a front bencher for the 'woke' Labour Party is blaming the 'woke' Labour Party's 'wokeness' for losing them seats. Its almost like 'wokism' is a massive bogeyman and the Labour Party is in complete disarray with zero sense of its own identity.
 
Be interesting to see if he is seen as both too left wing and too right wing at the same time by different groups. That was my first reaction as to what it could be.

the fact that there's a labour->ukip->tory and a labour->tory and a labour->lib dem and a labour->green swing depending on the seat, seems to suggest you're right.
 
Be interesting to see if he is seen as both too left wing and too right wing at the same time by different groups. That was my first reaction as to what it could be.
No doubt that'll be the case.

As infuriating as when they did that focus group before the last GE in Birmingham. That idiot saying that he wouldn't vote for Labour under Corbyn because he was 'unelectable'. That, despite the fact he'd voted for him in 2017, before the media told him Corbyn was unelectable.
 
2021 London Assembly election: West Central
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeTony Devenish55,163
LabourRita Begum52,938
GreenZack Polanski16,427
Liberal DemocratsTed Townsend13,462
Let London LiveHeiko Khoo1,977
Reform UKSaradhi Rajan1,954
Majority
Turnout141,921
Conservative holdSwing
2016 London Assembly election: West Central[3]
PartyCandidateVotes%±%
ConservativeTony Devenish67,77544.2-6.2
LabourMandy Richards53,21134.7+4.2
GreenJennifer Nadel14,0509.2+0.5
Liberal DemocratsAnnabel Mullin10,5775.9-1.0
UKIPClive Egan7,7085.0+1.5
Majority14,5649.5-10.3
Turnout153,321455.8
Conservative holdSwing

Tories winning London Assembly seats they shouldn't have if the left got serious about tactical voting.
 
the fact that there's a labour->ukip->tory and a labour->tory and a labour->lib dem and a labour->green swing depending on the seat, seems to suggest you're right.

No doubt that'll be the case.

As infuriating as when they did that focus group before the last GE in Birmingham. That idiot saying that he wouldn't vote for Labour under Corbyn because he was 'unelectable'. That, despite the fact he'd voted for him in 2017, before the media told him Corbyn was unelectable.

I am in hospital being treated for bipolar and that is much more fun than following these results. It is such a kick in the gut.
 
So it's a government hand out to people who didn't work hard enough to get onto the property ladder on their own.

The story of our time: government trying to mitigate a problem created by incompetent governmental intervention; by use of more government intervention.

Dig up stupid!
 
I am in hospital being treated for bipolar and that is much more fun than following these results. It is such a kick in the gut.

to keep you occupied - the opinion poll is in and you were right, it's equal both ways (4%). But lack of clarity seems to be a bigger problem.




Reading between the lines a bit, I'd guess the first tweet is a lot of people who think he's too left-wing, and the next one, too right-wing

 
What a pile of absolute bullshit. Glad this prick has resigned. If the word 'woke' had been around in the 1940s, it would have been applied to everything that Labour did to create the NHS and the modern welfare system. You know, the things that people say make us great.

That's not really true. Attlee's Labour were fiercely patriotic, socially conservative but socialist economically. Those are exactly the kind of politics that talks to people in constituencies like Hartlepool. It's the big reason why the modern Labour party has little scope to win Hartlepool back and will most likely lose more seats like it at the next election.
 
That's not really true. Attlee's Labour were fiercely patriotic, socially conservative but socialist economically. Those are exactly the kind of politics that talks to people in constituencies like Hartlepool. It's the big reason why the modern Labour party has little scope to win Hartlepool back and will most likely lose more seats like it at the next election.

Didn't Churchill say that the NHS would necessitate a Gestapo?
 
the point of help to buy is to reduce the amount of deposit people need to save for.
Because it helps you get on the property ladder with a smaller deposit than you would traditionally need. Because there are lots and lots of people out there who cant get a deposit together but comfortably pay what they could pay on a mortgage payment in rent every month.

Just lots of people dont want to admit theres a tory policy that is helping poorer and younger people.

Jesus Christ. If you two are an example of this country, I now understand why it’s fecked.
 
As a nice little reminder, by this stage of Corbyn's leadership Starmer had resigned, rallied behind Owen Smith and said feck all as the party tried their hardest to stop Corbyn from even defending his position.

He and his party deserve every bit of this.
 
to keep you occupied - the opinion poll is in and you were right, it's equal both ways (4%). But lack of clarity seems to be a bigger problem.




Reading between the lines a bit, I'd guess the first tweet is a lot of people who think he's too left-wing, and the next one, too right-wing



Thanks for this, and it really should get the Leader's office to lay out policies in detail. They haven't done so because of caution over Covid, waiting for that to blow over, and it has cost them dearly.

They should have chosen a different day for the by-election too!
 
That's not really true. Attlee's Labour were fiercely patriotic, socially conservative but socialist economically. Those are exactly the kind of politics that talks to people in constituencies like Hartlepool. It's the big reason why the modern Labour party has little scope to win Hartlepool back and will most likely lose more seats like it at the next election.

Also very racist. Trying to stop the Empire Windrush from docking and passing the 1948 Nationality Act to promote white migration. They only didn't ban 'coloured migration' because they thought it would piss off the Commonwealth.

Didn't Churchill say that the NHS would necessitate a Gestapo?

He did, but the Tory manifesto he ran on supported an NHS and he went a bit (very) rogue with those comments.
 
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