I’m young, bright, and on the Right – but voting for Labour
I’m young, bright, and on the Right – but voting for Labour
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I’m young, bright, and on the Right – but voting for Labour
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because labour is a centre right party
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Seems sensible, Labour are a center-right neoliberal capitalist party again now. Who else is a bright young rightwinger gonna vote for?
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As much as I agree with much of the opinion in the article that kids needs housing, I cannot see Labour fulfilling that void in the short term. Supply of materials and skill base is an issue. A lot of our builders went back to the EU. Our supply of building materials comes from the EU, which in turn is very restricted. There will be no quick fixes when it comes to house building.
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Perhaps we could train our own workforce instead of relying on brain draining other poorer countries
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100% agree. We should also be looking at removing those student fees. Kids have a hard enough time as it is.
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True that it won't be a quick fix, but at least Keir Starmer seems to want to mend our relationship with the EU, while the Tories are still stuck in deep denial.
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I am very much pro-EU, but there is a lot of work to do on that front.
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Would love to know her definition of right wing, the terms seems pretty muddy nowadays.
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If you’re on the right I doubt you’re bright.
I'm incredibly left wing, but slinging insults like this isn't helping to close the gap and persuade people to help build a fairer society. There are many, very intelligent right wing thinkers who I mainly disagree with.
I'd say more extreme views, whether right-wing or left-wing, tend to be associated with dogmatism and rigidity, which are more appealing to less intelligent people