‘But the plain truth is that this would be a Labour government I could live with, nationalisation or otherwise. I might even be in favour of some of that. Sorry to disappoint you.’
Okay, couple of points of order:
‘I might even be in favour of some of that. Sorry to disappoint you.”
Wrong end of the stick again. Frankly I wouldn’t give a damn whether you’d be on board or not. But hey! The more the merrier. I merely pointed out re-nationalisation as an example of how your ‘Tories in disguise’ claim is so wide off the mark. That’s before we even get on to realistic plans for the NHS and the inevitable income boost to local authorities, particularly those red wall ones your Party has starved and shat on, and other traditional Labour seats.
‘A Labour government I could live with’. So you’re suggesting if it didn’t meet your approval, you’d do what exactly? Leave the country? Is it the tried and tested ‘my way or the highway’ approach again?
Misrepresenting everyone’s points to suit his agenda seems to be his aim.
On the other thread, me saying net zero didn’t cause the specific downturn in the pound, and the immediate consequences of that, is me arguing about the effect of policies on the energy prices to begin with!
