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How many people died from austerity in the 70s? How many homeless people were there in the 70s? How many people used food banks in the 70s?

exactly, I don't consider it to be off the table.

just watched an interview with Laura Piddock who said Corbyn had agreed to the GE now no deal is off the table. When the interviewer said it's not she said they classed the extension as no deal of the table because it meant we couldn't crash out on the 31st. I don't think many people would...

They must be communists!

I didn't say they wouldn't sign them but they come at a cost. The scenario Baz called out isn't as far fetched as he thinks in my opinion.

Which is probably about right.

We are going to have to make all sorts of huge wholesale changes in all sorts of industries if we want free trade with the countries high on the list of our free trade deal hit list. States- NHS Brazil- Agriculture India- immigration To name a few. They aren't going to give us free trade for...

I was thinking how I could answer that post, you've done it perfectly.

Thing is it's possible to be a good constituency MP but be poor as a shadow minister or minister. Dianne Abbott doesn't strike me as ministerial material but she's been an MP for a long time - perhaps she does a good job for her constituency? There's plenty of other examples. I never voted for...

It could be, though I have grave concerns. Even that needs nipping in the bud when you've got wankers like Branson during the NHS over lost contracts. PFI needs fucking off as well, (started by the Tories but embraced and expanded by Blair and Brown).

Personally, I think lowering the voting age is such a major issue to debate that it's just muddying the already very muddy waters. Think it should be left for another time, let's get Brexit out of the way first.

But they're more likely to have joy in this country with the Tories. Matt Hancock alone has had something like 11 meetings with them. When Corbyn asked Johnson to back up his claim that the NHS was safe by asking him where that provision was made in 're WA Johnson started waffling on about how...

Thought this was going to be a should we sign him thread.

So am I, I don't have a milkman.

Offering a Boris Johnson quote as evidence isn't very reassuring! I don't trust the Tories with the NHS one little bit. Especially with the more fervent neo liberals and disaster capitalists now at it's core and the fact it may need to do a deal with the Brexit party whose leader has banged...

Hes the same height as my milkman but I don't want him delivering fucking semi skimmed at 5.30 inn the morning!

See my reply to Covinessex above, I could add a lot more evidence but am on my phone and can't be arsed typing too much. And you usually back up your points with considered evidence so I'd be interested to hear why it's 'scaremongering.

I really hope you're right. For me personally the Preservation of the NHS is one of the biggest issues of any election. However, there is a lot of evidence of aggressive lobbying for it from the States and pro privatisation groups in cahoots cahoots with senior Tories including current health...

A couple more terms of the Tories and the NHS will be fucked. When you consider a course of chemo can be up to $40000 in the US and some people pay $1000 dollars a month for insulin you don't need to be a genius to work out that hard workingfamies who the toriesclaim to be the party of are going...

The countries with the strongest unions are anything but Maxist.