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Labour Party needs to find some Tony Blair type leader who can give speeches which might appeal to conservatives and big businesses. In fact Labour should stop being Labour / Socialist / Public Service / Unions. They should become Pro -Brexit. This is the only message this Elections have given to them.
Labour Party needs to find some Tony Blair type leader who can give speeches which might appeal to conservatives and big businesses. In fact Labour should stop being Labour / Socialist / Public Service / Unions. They should become Pro -Brexit. This is the only message this Elections have given to them.
You are right about the Socialist / Public Service / Unions bit but almost certainly wrong on Brexit.
If the polls are correct, they need to be anti Brexit like arguably the majority of the population still are today
The election was anti Corbyn / anti socialist and not Pro Brexit the way some believe, even if this was your personal reason to vote for Boris.
Keir Starmer made a few speeches during the Brexit debate and he came across very articulate, calm, and in control and appears to be the best amongst those who could be in the running to replace Corbyn.
The left are not supporting him at all, which is another reason why he would be the best option for a change of direction that is so desperately needed if Labour are every going to be a real option.
Last edited by britinspain; 01-04-2020 at 02:54 AM..
It certainly wasn't just about Corbyn, Labours left wing agenda goes against most peoples logic.
My point was that saying Labour should suddenly jump on the Brexit band wagon when 50 or more percent of the population are dead against it isn't the way to go.
Throwing out the idiotic thinking would be a better start in rebuilding their chances of being able to govern sometime in the future.
It certainly wasn't just about Corbyn, Labours left wing agenda goes against most peoples logic.
My point was that saying Labour should suddenly jump on the Brexit band wagon when 50 or more percent of the population are dead against it isn't the way to go.
Throwing out the idiotic thinking would be a better start in rebuilding their chances of being able to govern sometime in the future.
That's a far better explanation than your first attempt. Which implied what I responded to.
What depresses me most is the lack of radicalisation among today's youth.
Students are so obsessed with being woke and trying to get anyone with a different opinion from theirs sacked from their jobs they have little time for independent thought.
Worse still are the academics - I have two kids at uni and the stuff they say lecturers come out with would make your hair stand on end.
The advice they receive from some other undergraduates is keep your head down and say nothing if you don't want your grades to be affected.
What a state of affairs.
100% agree with you here
universities are liberal madrassas nowadays , its even worse in ireland and as for the media here , RTE makes the BBC look like Fox News
Last edited by irish_bob; 01-05-2020 at 04:53 AM..
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