@MUFC_redarmy99 Reduced bus fares to what they were when Labour came to power. The support for pubs is like giving a sticking plaster to someone having a heart attack. Yes it's better than nothing but it certainly won't stop pubs closing.
@_Rhys_D@LexiBeaChorlton Let me say anyone can get a degree nowadays. Doesn't make them intelligent. I have both a degree AND high IQ. Obviously a graph of voting intentions against IQ cannot be made but I think you would find a big difference to this one.
@LexiBeaChorlton Greens and Reform are total opposites. Young people have always voted for left wing parties. Probably always will. If you are right wing then get involved rather than slagging off a very small minority of people on X. X is NOT the real world.
@simonwatt85 It's so that when he goes to the country in 3 years after fucking things up he will say it's all part of the plan and I promise the last 7 years will go swimmingly.
🚨What kind of a government does this to its own people?
Labour's new India trade deal just came into effect.
Labour have snuck in a last-minute amendment granting Indian professionals FIVE YEARS of exemption from National Insurance contributions.
That means that if an Indian company wants a job doing in Britain, they will get a tax break for choosing to send an Indian employee to do it, rather than hiring someone in our country.
That creates a massive incentive to increase immigration as the number of job openings sinks to the lowest level in years.
Britain's young people, in particular, have been slapped in the face yet again: youth unemployment here has now surpassed that of Greece and is getting close to Spain’s disastrous levels.
It’s yet another example of the political class putting everyone else ahead of British citizens.
In one breath, Labour denies the existence of two-tier Britain. In the next, they introduce yet more discrimination against the people they’re supposed to represent.
How much longer are we expected to tolerate a government which spits in the face of the British people?