On 23/04/2017 13:53, Andrew Gabriel wrote:
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"Richard" writes:
"Nightjar" wrote in message
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On 23-Apr-17 9:48 AM, dennis@home wrote:
On 23/04/2017 08:26, harry wrote:
I see Corbyn is trying bribe the electorate with more public holidays.
All part of the socialist "Money-Grows-On-Trees" in Lala Land syndrome.
They should thinking how to fix the economy instead of heading for
economic disaster.

Think about it..

they want to reduce unemployment so have less working days for some and
employ more. ;-)

Isn't that what job sharing is supposed to achieve?

I have to say I admire Corbyn for sticking to his principles, even if they
almost certainly mean political suicide for his party and, ultimately, him
as party leader.

That is the same as saying you admire any other lunatic who will not see
sense.

No, different thing.

I also admire politicians who have genuine principles, for standing
up for what they believe in, and not bowing down to party and career
progression. There aren't anywhere near enough of them. People like
Corbyn, Blair, Tony Benn, Hilary Benn, Heseltine, Tebbit, Thatcher,
etc. That doesn't mean I support their views - I don't think anyone
could support all the above, but I respect them for being genuine
to their own beliefs.

Unfortunately, I can't say that of anywhere near enough politicians.


But you don't have to vote for the ****s.



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Adam