Have you actually tried to use your brain, perhaps then you might realise that most people don't share your obsession and probably don't give a flying one anyway, just saying like.

Aye it's a proper OCD problem he's got there ,he needs help

I will assume you just don’t know why you believe in this government and are quite happy to be lied to.

It is a genuine question that I struggle to understand why people still accept the lies and dishonesty. It sounds like you are a none voter who cares nothing for the fact that people should be interested because after all what they do affects everybody and I think the reasons I have given should worry most but maybe not you.

The reason was that Bojo was trusted more than Corbyn, which is a major worry.
Even now, if there was another election the same choice for the electorate, Bojo would win at a canter.

Those at the top of the Labour party have so much to answer for.
First, we had the wrong Miliband and then the hard left (momentum) too over and we got Corbyn and this is why people voted in such huge numbers for Bojo. Oh yeah, lets not mention Brexit, where Labour made a right royal mess of their policy - trying to back both horses in a 2 horse race.
Dont get me wrong, I cant wait to see the back of the lying, unprincipled leader that we currently have but, Labour have only themselves to blame.

Corbyn did alright in 2017. If they'd have gone with same Brexit policy in 2019 as they did in 2017, they'd have won easily. Something like 3/4s of marginal Labour seats in2019 voted to leave, but they decided to go against their original policy and push for a 2nd vote.
. Then after losing the election because they moved closer to remain, they've elected a leader even closer to remain, but without the popular radical policies that saw them make progress in 2017.
I'm not saying I agree with some of those policies or praising the people involved, but the fact is they were popular. Now they've alienated themselves from their core vote who voted to leave, and the other Labour supporters who were attracted to their 2017 policies.
They've tried to please everyone, but have ended up pleasing nobody.

I'm not sure how you can draw any conclusion that I am a non voter from what I have posted, my brother and I were born and brought up in Stanley as were my Mum and dad along with my grandparents, my dad has just recently retired from the police Force as where my brother is still employed in the force, I'm a self employed electrician who puts his work and young family before politics as, as far as I'm concerned they are more important to me and as being of the younger generation I don't really understand politics at all as I've stated I have neither the time or inclination for the matter and if pressed would say that I only vote Labour out of loyalty to my family if I'm honest, all my family have voted Labour all their lives, due to unforeseen circumstances I did not vote in the last election but did vote Labour in the previous 2 elections for all the good it did, I'm just as passionate about this country and it's welfare as you are, more so given that I've still got most of my life in front of me and things being difficult regarding the living I do, so you really need to stop feeling sorry for yourself you really don't have a monopoly on your concerns over the country, I've noticed that you tend to target people that don't conform with your political views well fwiw I do agree to a point but far less fanatical than yourself, if your so concerned do something about it where it matters and that's not on here really, there's nothing else to say as to carry on would result in me stooping down to your level and I wasn't brought up like that, were done here Mr Pimpernel au revoir

Simple answer. The people of the UK know that Labour will be even worse

From a Simple person



Talking of Simpletons, are Jacko and Chissy on Gardening Leave

Labour tried to be all things to all people and their policies and funding method weren't credible. The idea that the Tories were going to privatise the NHS was bonkers - as was their Climate change proposal - £300bn!!.

Their position on Brexit was completely stupid and Corbyn had given up with two weeks go.

Not forgetting the 4 day week!

Wiping out student debt and making university courses free

Where do you get your material from ,top bantz

Why is it most right-wingers would have us working all hours god sends?

My wife works 4 day weeks. It's such a good idea. She does the hours of a 5 day week in 4 days and has an extra day off a week.

Neither of those ideas are exactly unheard-of though, are they? They're the norm, or at least being trialled in several different countries.

Give us evidence that right wingers want to increase the working week?

That is different from 5 days pay for 4 days work - how many businesses do you think could survive with a 20% pay increase across the board?

You need to get out more



Every place of work in my career has expected 5 or 6 hours of unpaid additional work a week , with notes taken on non compilers

You have obviously worked for the wrong people

If that's a complaint against the government then I'm not sure what your point is, if your wife is condensing 5 days work into 4 and it works then where's the problem, I happen to agree with you btw having done it myself and also worked a 4 on 4 off system it suited me perfectly unfortunately it's not for everyone.

A 4 day week is no bad policy.
It was ridiculed in the Tory press but, if people work 4 days x 9 hours v 5 days x 7.2 hours, surely most people would love to work 4 days ??

Where's the problem

That is not what Labour were proposing - they were proposing, the TUC are the same, 4x7.2 but pay for 5x7.2!!

35 hours over 4 days seems a good policy to me

He knows full well that’s the case, it’s the usual defend and deny approach.

What is it you are saying? She’s working the same hours. You’ve completely missed the point.

Fortunately only 44% of the electorate believe an adulterous serial liar.
Unfortunately, our flawed democracy provides this liar with a dictatorial 80 seat majority.

Blair do you mean in 1997 he had a lower share of the vote than Boris in 2019 - yet had a majority of c180 - I suppose its OK because its not the terrible Tories but the super nice Socialists