"Nuclear weapons have shown themselves to be completely useless as a deterrent to the threats and scale of violence we currently face, particularly international terrorism.

So we’d been spending at least £20billion – and possibly as much as £100billion – on a weapons system that’s “completely useless”, that we can’t use independently and that would be better spent on our existing armed forces.

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Most people polled are generally ill informed/stupid but feel free to carry their torch.

We don't need nuclear weapons. Period.

Time to move forward together.

When will Labour realise that no-one really gives a f*ck about Trident. If they want to be credible they should start talking about the economy, welfare and immigration as those are the three issues at the top of the electorate's minds. They won't though, because their policy on the economy is the little red book, their welfare policy is to uncap it and their leader believes in open borders.

What a farce. At least you could have a begrudging respect for Labour when they were a bit credible under Blair, now they're just a laughing stock.

The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.

Rubbish. It's up to them to set the agenda. If previous Labour oppositions could do it, so can they. It's called message discipline, giving the electorate a clear idea of what you stand for. Corbyn asking 6 questions on 6 different topics at PMQs is a prime example of the fact he cannot hammer a point home.

Labour seem to think you can convince people of your strategy without PR, which is obviously absolute tosh. There is nothing wrong with having a clear, coherent message.

Even Owen Jones agrees: [Link]

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The problem with socialism is that you eventually run out of other people's money.

Oh please Mr Marr, Don't ask questions about this or this, if you could kindly ask about...

You'd get something like this happen.
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