And cheered on by the adults-back-in-the-room centrists who are finally waking up to it. They will, however, never admit they were wrong in their patronising dismissal of those who warned what he was like.

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The Labour Party and the labour movement are not the same thing.

He has dodged a bullet.

Under-rated

I am not saying it was great but some things get overlooked - less wage inequality, more progressive taxation, more affordable and council housing, NHS dentists and opticians, increasing access to higher education, Punk, 2Tone, Summer of '76, '78/'79 Ashes...

I assume you were overcharging for the work anyway, even without the 20 quid.
The public sector is constantly shafted by private contractors under PFI - and I'd lay money most of these tax dodgers are the same people who support Reform and complain about rising Council Taxes. Tossers.

Because they make most of our stuff. We need to buy less stuff.

So?

Who's "we" in this context. NO-ONE should be selling arms to ANYONE!

Do keep up.
We are not all in the US, there is a world out there, and "we" means *anyone* selling weapons.

He would wake up screaming or crying every night for the rest of his long life. Though I remember him as quiet and kind, he was prone to terrible, dangerous rages, which had a permanent affect on my dad. Inherited trauma is real: my dad had a lifelong fear of loud bangs: guns, fireworks… …5/

We could not sell weapons and ammunition to anyone willing to pay.

Aww ❤️. Hope we've seen the worst of it.