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By *hagTonight OP Man 21 weeks ago
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Its been a good election campaign from labour and well done for winning it, it was an exciting result night where they won it.
They won 326 of the 650 seats by 5 a.m, meaning that leader keir starmer will become prime minister and can form a majority government.
I think that it is good that they won, what do you think of the news?  |
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"The unionised and public sector workers will be rubbing their hands in glee."
Indeed. Because the small cogs turn the big wheels of the country and the "fat cats" have had their "cream" for long enough. Time for a "rebalance". |
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Keir Starmer is Prime Minister by default.
- Keir Starmer's own vote fell from 36k to 18k.
- Labour's total vote was less than when Corbyn lost in 2017 and 2019.
- 10 million people voted Labour. 18 million people didn't vote at all. |
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"The unionised and public sector workers will be rubbing their hands in glee.
Indeed. Because the small cogs turn the big wheels of the country and the "fat cats" have had their "cream" for long enough. Time for a "rebalance"."
What about us non fat cats, who are not union members or public sector workers?
Still small cogs, but about to get battered. |
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"What about us non fat cats, who are not union members or public sector workers?
Still small cogs, but about to get battered."
You sound more fearful than anything else. About to be battered ? In what way ? Taxes ? Any incoming government needs to raise taxes eventually. Ageing population, greater healthcare demands, less workforce earning means more taxes for all.
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