That doesn't support your point.

Clearly it does.

I've provided 3 different charts. One is government debt.

Nick - there's probably not many Conservative voters who don't agree with all that either.

You come across as having this blinkered view that every Tory voter has a massive portfolio of shares and a private health plan and couldn't give a monkey's about the disabled, gay and poor members of society.

The truth is most Conservative voters would like the NHS to be better funded. Most Conservative voters would like London to be populated by Londoners and not foreign investors. Most Conservative voters would like wealth to be better distributed.

But most Conservative voters know that Labour always get the mix wrong. They fall over themselves to give everyone with a bad back a disabled badge and a motorbility car. They go out of their way to ensure the gay members of society get investment. They always end up bankrupting the country whilst pretending to be a latter day Robin Hood.

The hardworking people of Britain are then left with a choice of knowing they are propping up the Tories mates at large corporations or watching Labour fund every 'good' cause going and screw up the economy.

You really need to stop seeing it as a good against evil battle and realise that Conservative voters are not a bunch of property barons looking for a Tax dodge - but members of society looking for an acceptable alternative yet being offered Corbyn, Kinnock, Foot, Blair, Brown etc. and pie in the sky dreams of everybody being equal.

I'm sitting at my desk right now but it's a slow week due to most people being off for Easter!

I enjoy the debating. Also I can't debate on social media and most of my friends share similar views. I'd also rather have the discussion with Palace fans than a bunch of trolls somewhere random on the net.

Of course I know there are many working class Tory voters.

Do you see the Tories Manifesto including any ideas similar to Corbyns points..

I read today that May will hand over parts of the NHS as part of a trade deal with the USA. More British assets going. That's what Tories do. Sell stuff off..

All of us are up to the ears in debt I think isn't that how the USA functions.

From my times in Europe I would say that europpeans generally have a good social model and the angst and stress of being constantly poor is not the burden it is here nor is Europe itself an issue at all.

People seem relaxed and sure of themselves and confident they will be ok.

Its not about politics really as left and right leaning govts. don't have a problem with people's taxes paying for their welfare whereas here there is always the ideological problem with the tories belief that they are masters.

Keynes is a real hero of mine even with heart problems he was criss-crossing the Atlantic trying to get the money to stimulate the country into life and such a fascinating person with no problems thinking completely out of the box his early death a tragedy.

I don't think I can understand 'new keynes' and the complexities of economic theory I prefer the basic principles of keynes as basis for running an economy.

Stimulus to be applied in lean times austerity to be applied in boom times of course its not as simplistic as that but its the way of thinking IMO.

How could the tories policy of endless spending cuts possibly work by itself?

From a British Heart Foundation report:

"The financial cost of mental ill health to British
business is an estimated £26bn per year"

in addition

"Sickness absence costs UK businesses an estimated £29bn each year"

and

"The report calculates that the overall cost to employers of replacing staff in the UK is £4.1bn a year."

That's lots of money.

Do you mean that Corbyns saying the tories are running the country down is deliberate govt.policy?