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He wouldn't of done any of this silly mask stuff to begin with because their is not evidence these face coverings do anything (proper ffp2/3 are designed for a reason if any old bit of cloth worked they wouldn't have these standards)

Never would be million dead if that was a risk the US would of hit that a long time ago.

People need to stop listening to all the misleading stats etc and look at the real data [Link] look at it this whole thing has been a lie (yes the virus is real the threat not so much)

They all are the same this is something simple people don't appear to understand it doesn't matter which party you vote for (every one of these are puppets to bigger players they take these jobs because of the connections etc they get from them)

It's local level which is most important.

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I am no fan of Starmer and genuinely believe that he deliberately pushed Labour into an electoral position on a second referendum that he knew would lead to a Corybn defeat, by way of allowing himself to take over.

But over the Coronavirus crisis, the usual role of just opposing for the sake of it (which has a valuable constitutional role within our adversarial system) becomes a trickier game to play.

People see a genuine national emergency playing out. Labour does have a wider credibility issue in terms of peoples perception of it as being able to get things done and the argument, especially now, could always be levelled at it, and specifically Starmer, is that if it/he had his way, we would be stuck with the EU's pathetic efforts.

In a way, Starmer has to actually just take a step back at the moment. Very few upsides as matters stand to sniping away as per usual. A long way to go before the next election and once we are back into a relatively normal political cycle in say a year or so time, then it would be worth going on the attack. At the moment people are just grateful that HMG have got this vaccine situation right and that we now have a credible way out of the lockdown then showing a wider leadership by backing that makes more sense than attacking.

"The Party told you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears. It was their final, most essential command." - 1984 - George Orwell.

Whoever is the Labour leader, they have nothing to offer that the majority of the British people would find appealing.

Labour could go back to what they originally stood for: the working class.
Still being ripped off but with ever decreasing services. Less tax is not worth it when you have no services at all.
The issue is more that, firstly, everyone's been conned into thinking they're middle class. Simply through debt and consumerism.
Second problem is the new left, identity politics and all that jazz. That turns off a lot of traditional Labour support and I don't blame them. The reason I won't vote for them now either. But equally, probably the reason for Sir Keir. Limit the power of the looney left like Corbyn and his puppies.

Red and Blue Army!