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I get this from my father-in-law. He's from Yorkshire, working class, worked in social care all his life, but I'm pretty sure he voted Tory last time as he couldn't stand Corbyn. When I tried to challenge him on Labour's "sensible" policies like re-nationalising the railways, he went on a rant about the state of the railroads back in the day. At least he voted remain.
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But now the tax payer pays for a ton of things anyway in some areas... they're sort of semi-nationalised when it comes to having things fixed.
Not when it comes to the profits (see private eye). Dunno if re-nationalising will work fine, but it's not they get no state aid either ;)
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How did he manage that? hasn't been a general election with corbyn as leader
JWestland
laner
i hear you, although it worries me. it can't be long before turn into our folks and start voting tory and bitchin about how the trains were shit 30 years ago