Comments by "80s Music" (@eightiesmusic1984) on "Could the unions leave Labour over workers rights?" video.

Then what? More Tory policy?
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@stephanguitar9778 Well said.
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@ince55ant Exactly right. The Greens have my vote.
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@johnberesford9906 The bar for charisma must be very low. He was a salesman full of hot air.
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@julianshepherd2038 Starmer is not Kinnock, he is heir to Blair. Pay attention.
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@Pobotrol If you are naive enough to be convinced, that it up to you. Starmer has broken pledges so there is no reason to believe Labour will stick to its word. Zero hours contracts suit some people- as long as they are not enforced, there may be a place for them in limited instances.
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@Pobotrol Excellent response. Well done!
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@julianshepherd2038 Absurd response. Most voters who switched to Labour in 1997 identified with Tory policies, according to focus group evidence conducted shortly after. Since then Britain has moved even further to the right. I am fully conversant with reality. Forty three years of neoliberalism backed by the British people under FPTP means its toxic legacy has left the country on a path to terminal decline. Starmer's commitment to more Tory policy is the opposite of what Britain needs. Wake up.
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@AVhq11 Stupid question. Not knowingly.
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The word literally is redundant- if she said it she said it, literally is not needed.
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