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The liked of Robinson, Scanlon, Gatskill and Benn opposed the EEC so would certainly have found freedom of movement abhorrent

I wasn't referring to Anthony Charles Lynton Blair for reference. I don't think that dribbling liberal would have really found much in common with Lord Anthony Wedgewood Benn - other than they liked to be called Tony. The latter was a political giant - the former a dribbling charlatan.

The last real socialist leader of the Labour Party I would say was Michael Foot. He was great friends with Enoch Powell and agreed totally with his stance on the EEC as it was then and migration.

I guess the irony is that Pete constantly babbles on about Nigel, Tommy and Richard or whoever but the irony is back when Unions were at the strongest the liked of Dereck, Jack, Hugh and Anthony (call me Tony) sang from the same hymn sheet.

Yes - traditional union ideology opposes wholesale migration for obvious reasons

I genuinely also know someone who works for Uber Eats as a sideline and he says its great and he's making plenty of money - I have no idea how it works but he said he is efficient and how can I put this politely - most of the workers are Grade A retards and clueless

Well I don't buy from Amazon as I have stated before. Do you?

I really don't - unions have no place now in the areas you described. We don't have those conditions now so its irrelevant The funny thing is its the Unions that led to the Tories being in power for all of the 80's and the growth of Thatcherism

The notion we now need unions to stop match girls from being killed from sulphur poisoning as they had to leave school to earn money

Gyokeres also went 14 games without scoring for us

The unions relations with the 70’s Labour government were worse and finished Labour off as a serious political party until it reinvented itself

I think its a fairly safe bet certain people would find something to whine about wherever they lived.

I'd take the money

They also are operating as a private company

The expression meant that public sectors aren’t charities that employ people at tax payer expense who aren’t productive - they should be the same as any private companies Actual charities clearly would not waste money on non productive people.

They aren’t charities. Terrible argument - they have to be self sufficient

Why do we need a hamer? We don’t need Torp?

You shouldn’t if it harms the output but also people should not be employed if they aren’t needed - no business is a charity

Are you still a ukip man or is it Reform now Tony?

In reality the country long term would save money due to the pension schemes guarantee