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My personal views and the views of many in the Labour Party echo Tony Benn. Corbyn I think does at heart but is playing a long term strategic game. Once in a position of power, he will push to use the brexit 'lever' to move its away from the corporate racket of wage undercutting and corporate servitude.
So back to my question, how would you 'label' Benn, me and possibly Corbyn, socialist Democrats that believe in UK self determination (at least away from current eu forum) and border controls to protect UK jobs from low wage migrant flooding from profit maximising businesses?
Very reassuring to know you have a " friend " IBS.
For a while I was concerned you were talking & answering yourself.
A " friend " in " The Street of Shame " as it's sometimes called.
Do they still publish the Beano in Fleet Street ?
Is your " friend " an investment banker or in the legal profession ?
Does he sell The Socialist Worker on Fleet Street ?
In answer to your O/P, politicians have been buying each other gin & tonics & cheap ale for a long while.
It's not an illusion, the trick is to get elected as an MP then get your snout in the expenses trough.
EDIT ; yes there is still a right & left in politics, has been since Tony Blair bunked off.
Last edited by Casper64Frank; 29-10-2017 at 05:50 PM.
Well Labour MP Barry Sheerman would say you're thick.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-leeds-41795133
The only right-wing people in the House of Common are some of the Tory backbenchers and the DUP, the present government who are giving prisoners the vote and prioritising council housing for jihadis cannot be called right-wing in the slightest, I said they're New Labour but they seem to be moving further left by the day.