The UK has had extremely right wing economic policies for some time now. A truly centrist position would see private and public sector as equally important. Can't recall the last govt we had that believed that. Austerity was a very right wing economic policy and embraced by the two main parties at one stage. Corbyn is seen as far left for offering policies that would be mainstream in much of Europe.
Are the conservatives really hard right at the minute? Highest tax burden in peace time, massive infrastructure spending etc etc. They seem very interventionist at the moment.
They are fucking miles right. The tax burden shit is Covid related.
Press power is frightening. I'd never imagined quite how scary it was but during Corbyn's tenure it was unreal. Was looking at articles talking about the angle of his neck at remembrance day yesterday. Fucking mental. They've even managed to convince people he was racist whilst managing to get a real one elected.
I'd agree socially, not so much economically at the minute.
I worked with a bloke who was convinced he was a Russian spy based on something he'd read in the Daily Mail.
Labour are so right wing economically at the moment they're being outflanked on the left by the fucking Democrats ffs
Go left of them and never ever get in power again. Sounds good.
So a Labour party advocating austerity are also centrist?
Started well then bottled it.
Not sure if you were saying I should join the "extreme socialist circle jerk" or not but I'll give it a miss thanks, as appealing as it sounds.
Brexit and Corbyn changed everything, without either I don't think they win in 2017 or 2019
If only Ed Miliband hadn't eaten that fucking bacon sandwich.
On a serious note I think Corbyn will be a footnote in the history of the country, whereas brexit will dominate this century, I think we're still at the very beginning of the ramifications of it to be honest.
You can't be serious given everything you've written on this forum in the last few days?
