Reply to: Corbynistas - here is your future

[NotAllThere]

I can probably get a job in Basle in that case. Would you recommend living there.?

No. Bugger off. We're full.




I would recommend it, but not Basel itself, rather one of the surrounding communities in Baselland. Binningen and Alresheim have the lowest taxation. The Basel area has the same average temperature as London, but gets rather hotter and colder. It also has the same rainfall, but it considerably more sunny - it's the sunniest part of Switzerland. Basel mixes better with expats than Zürich - were there are Swiss only and expat only bars.

[Troll]

You are presuming the cabinet is 100% heterosexual and no one in the cabinet is widowed.

I overlooked the trans gendered and other fook ups too

[SueEllen]

I was with you right up until the end

"cabinet made up of 50% wimmin"

Should be at home looking after the kids or preparing hubby's dinner

You are presuming the cabinet is 100% heterosexual and no one in the cabinet is widowed.

[DimPrawn]

I was with you right up until the end

"cabinet made up of 50% wimmin"

Should be at home looking after the kids or preparing hubby's dinner

Women should work. Strippers, lap dancers, porn stars, there's a whole host of careers I'm supportive of.

[Troll]

Compare and contrast the Canadian cabinet members.

I was with you right up until the end

"cabinet made up of 50% wimmin"

Should be at home looking after the kids or preparing hubby's dinner

[SueEllen]

And a corollary of that theory is that Corbyn stands a real chance of being elected.

Since they never survey all age groups in constituencies that make a difference e.g. those where the MP has a majority under 10K, I wouldn't hold my breath.

[sasguru]

And a corollary of that theory is that Corbyn stands a real chance of being elected. Assuming the Labour Party don't blow themselves apart of course.

I can probably get a job in Basle in that case. Would you recommend living there.?

[NotAllThere]

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And that's why I believe in the theory of history as a cycle: a new generation of naifs is born every few years.

And a corollary of that theory is that Corbyn stands a real chance of being elected. Assuming the Labour Party don't blow themselves apart of course.

[MrMarkyMark]

Contrary to the popular notion that socialism wont work and will wreck the economy, the socialism that Corbyn believes in does actually work. It will decrease the gap between rich and poor and will give the lower class a ladder to climb so they can achieve social mobility. The problem with Tory government and indeed the New Labour govt was the belief that the rich need not be taxed and the middle and lower class be taxed to the maximum. It wont work.

Course it will, just like it has done in Cuba, Russia and China

[tomtomagain]

The thing about Corbyn is that, given all his privileged upbringing, he's still managed to have no accomplishments in his life whatever: personal, educational or professional.

Wrong. He's managed to live off the public-purse for the majority of his working life. What is that if not an accomplishment.

I mean what is he good at, FFS?

Believing that the West is always wrong and the rest always right?

[DimPrawn]

The thing about Corbyn is that, given all his privileged upbringing, he's still managed to have no accomplishments in his life whatever: personal, educational or professional. I mean what is he good at, FFS?
At last Hamface managed a first. Corbyn couldn't even complete his bulltulip poly degree in "Trade Union studies"
But he's the exactly right for people like PG.

Compare and contrast the Canadian cabinet members.

[sasguru]

The thing about Corbyn is that, given all his privileged upbringing, he's still managed to have no accomplishments in his life whatever: personal, educational or professional. I mean what is he good at, FFS?
At last Hamface managed a first. Corbyn couldn't even complete his bulltulip poly degree in "Trade Union studies"
But he's the exactly right for people like PG.

[DimPrawn]

[sasguru]

Contrary to the popular notion that socialism wont work and will wreck the economy, the socialism that Corbyn believes in does actually work. It will decrease the gap between rich and poor and will give the lower class a ladder to climb so they can achieve social mobility. The problem with Tory government and indeed the New Labour govt was the belief that the rich need not be taxed and the middle and lower class be taxed to the maximum. It wont work.

Thanks for the Friday afternoon laugh.
And that's why I believe in the theory of history as a cycle: a new generation of naifs is born every few years.

[DimPrawn]

No, what's happened is the real work is still being done, but there's a load of make-work garbage also being done to maintain the illusion of high employment, because "employment" is defined as involving a five day week (except when it's convenient for the politicians to include part-time work in the figures). Remove the make-work stuff (hi there Human Resources), get more people doing the real work, and each person will have to do less work. Redefine full-time employment to be three days a week, and the employment level remains the same. Simple really.

Stick to JavaScript and CSS, you at least grasp that.