@chelleryn99
Chelley Ryan #WeAreCollective #VoteCorbyn
3 years
Jeremy Corbyn did more in four years of opposition to challenge the neoliberal dogma that's infected out political system since Thatcher, than Blair did in 13 years of government
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@DalpraPaul
Paul of relative obscurity
3 years
@chelleryn99 @bobruss46 That is precisely why they couldn't let him win!
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@chelleryn99
Chelley Ryan #WeAreCollective #VoteCorbyn
3 years
@DalpraPaul @bobruss46 We didn't let ourselves win, the second we backed a 2nd European Referendum
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@Britain_People
Britain People
3 years
@chelleryn99 Blair IS a neo-liberalist and embraced this ideology with fervour.
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@JohnLewisEU
John Lewis
3 years
@chelleryn99 HE ACHIEVED NOTHING
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@wales_steve
Steve Aldridge
3 years
@chelleryn99 The key piece is that Blair didn't fail to change anything - he thought Thatcher was right and carried on in the same direction. No surprise that both were of dictatorial character. Control freaks who were/are 100% convinced of their infallibility.
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@jasonhalseyuk
SHARPE
3 years
@chelleryn99 I’m just listening to a conversation on GMB about why the UK was not ready for this pandemic. Because of Tories and Red Tories and Tory Media! Just Saying! #BrokenBritain #NeverTrustATory #RedTory #NewNewLabour
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@ClemMinister
Clem - The PM
3 years
@chelleryn99 @DanielFooksArt Yes imagine a Corbyn govt. Privatisation of the NHS ended, austerity ended, billionaires made to pay some tax, Green New Deal. Breaks my heart not enough people could see this. Lies and smearing destroyed this option.
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@DavidCarr2002
David Carr
3 years
@chelleryn99 And in the process assisted the Tories brexit agenda and helped BJ secure an 80 seat majority. All this posturing is a gift to the right Winning is what matters. Give me Starmer any day over useless JC
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@RedSteve1789
Steven Fung πŸ”»πŸ‰ πŸ‡΅πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡ΎπŸ‡ͺ
3 years
@chelleryn99 Exactly. And Blair was actually a continuation and expansion of Thatcherite fundamentalist neoliberalism and disaster capitalism : increased privatisation, PPE, light touch regulation, the housing market casino, abandonment of working class in favour of the β€˜aspirational’ etc.
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@ABonnevilles
Politics, Culture and some other shit Podcast
3 years
@chelleryn99 @NeonLuvBar Which is exactly why every branch of the establishment and wannabe establishment gathered itself up against him
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@BenCooper86
Ben Cooper
3 years
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@HeadBerry
BerryHead
3 years
@chelleryn99 So he just talked about stuff for 4 years. Slow handclap
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@Marcothomas1
Marcus Thomas 🏴󠁧󠁒󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿 🌹
3 years
@chelleryn99 I beg to differ
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@Falcon_Malteser
Falcon Malteser
3 years
@chelleryn99 He gave the Tories an 80 seat majority.
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@verycentrist
verycentrist
3 years
@chelleryn99 You dont challenge neoliberal dogma by gifting its architects a massive majority.
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@SteveJonesCRK
Steve Jones
3 years
@chelleryn99 Challenged it! Yeah but he didn't change it. Before you can change anything you gotta get elected first. And that may mean you have to get dirty and compromise.
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@Lee_One_Pen
Alan Davies #FBPE #ToriesOut #StarmerArmy
3 years
@chelleryn99 Challenge everything, achieve nothing.
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@rockyhud
rockyhud
3 years
@chelleryn99 But the general public found Corbyn and The Left totally toxic and they were rejected, thankfully. Blair was one of Labour's greatest leaders and achieved much for us all
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@SMiLiNGNoelH
Noel
3 years
@chelleryn99 Whatever he challenged, he achieved nothing. Literally nothing except destroy the name of the Labour Party and facilitate Brexit.
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