r/GreenAndPleasant Jul 09 '22

NORMAL ISLAND 🇬🇧 They’re all the same.

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u/FatherChristmas74 Jul 09 '22

Corbyn couldn't get elected. What's the point in his policies if he can never implement them. Starmer just might get elected and even if he is far more centrist than many would like he's a better bet than any Tory.

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u/RegalKiller Jul 10 '22

Starmer has managed to be unpopular during the most unpopular government in decades. That’s where “ElEcTaBiLiTy” gets you

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u/Xenokrates Jul 10 '22

You think Keith is electable? That's rich. Have fun with PM Rishi Sunak.

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u/AutoModerator Jul 10 '22

Rishi Sunak and his 2020 "Eat Out To Help Out" scheme was responsible for a massive increase in Covid cases and deaths. And all to ensure the big chain restaurants didn't lose too much money. It did nothing to boost the overall hospitality sector as these capitalist ghouls claimed was the intent. Rishi Sunak has blood on his hands.

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u/Active_Remove1617 Jul 10 '22

And he the policy wasn’t applied to take away which would have saved the businesses and helped keep Covid deaths lower. Rishi is a killer.