>3/5 children are defective >tries to kill himself
Well I really am not surprised.
Joseph Long
>Comrade Mohammad
Joseph Harris
COMRADES
Nicholas Robinson
Ah yes comrade muhammad
Nathan Ward
>out of the poverty
Samuel Peterson
>massive debt
They won't have a massive debt, the debt repayment is relative to earnings and only increases inline with inflation, it also gets written off.
You don't earn much, you pay nothing, you pay above average wage you pay a tiny sum.
Shutup Mohammed.
Julian Baker
>have been really enthusiastic for us
Nolan Price
MORE MONEY MORE HOLIDAYS GIBS ME DAT
Robert Ramirez
>SOMEONES GOT TO PAY FOR MY CHILDREN
Parker Nguyen
Reposting
>45p tax rate for £80k+, 50p tax rate for 130k+ >this will apparently raise £6.4bn per year (six point four billion pounds per year)
It's stupid
Jaxson Adams
Student debt is such a meme. You could literally go your whole life without paying it off and nobody will give a shit. It is paid off out of your salary in such small amounts it's barely noticeable especially if you got a useful degree that actually earns good money.
Michael Wood
This just fucking started and its already a car crash
Jackson Clark
>ten pound an hour, how many is that going to help?
Yeah, because wages will rise with nothing else being affected. They believe this.
Connor Hernandez
>Labour manifesto launch event is at Bradford Uni >BRADFORD >UNI pottery
Dominic White
>KOLLEGA KOLLEGA
Nicholas Martin
>if they get in
Luke Turner
Labour just don't get it do they? The working class are not going to be endeared to or convinced by a Muslim guy from the north - the kind of person that lots of people associate with grooming gangs. Even if he's an upstanding guy it doesn't matter.
Nathan Hall
>Labour will abolish worry and care
Isaiah Hill
When minimum wage went up by about a pound last year, lots of companies had to cut back on bonuses, overtime pay etc. Just imagine what this will do. Laying people off would just be the start.
Matthew Watson
Rout imminent, devastation to the left likes of which have not been seen since the collapse of the Berlin wall incoming.
Isaiah Price
>And not what the tories offer, war on austerity This cunt can't speak
Nicholas Barnes
>single mum
Kevin Hughes
>Mohammed >bus driver >tfw you realise he has an HGV licence
William Lewis
AN END TO BOOM AND BUST
Gavin Bell
T H I C C
Aaron Murphy
To be fair, wages NOT rising didn't stop prices rising.
Leo Perez
>single parent poor life choices detected
Josiah Jones
>reminder that this morning's Today is widely being called 'Tory bias' on Twitter for merely asking John McDonnell a question
Robert Jones
I don't know why anyone is getting worried about Labour tax hikes they aren't winning shit
Grayson Watson
>when an excuse presented itself businesses cut back on staff
I suppose you also think the Toblerone thing was also because of Brexit?
Andrew Baker
>BUSINESS CYCLE = 360 NOSCOPED t. bruin
Josiah Bell
Fuck I just realised Sarah Champion is MP of Rotherham. They definitely brought their all stars with them didn't they
Zachary Powell
>are next prime minister Jeremy Corbyn That settles is then.
Jordan Jackson
To be fair, what he said aren't actually bad things, save the new holiday and abolishing student loans, but for a party that needs to attract back leave voters putting a Muslim on first thing and getting him to say comrades is suicide, especially when his pronunciation is shit
Oliver Gomez
Despite the meme, correlation is actually sometimes causation.
Reminder that UKIP has more niggers, jews and muslims standing for MPs than the conservatives and voting for Mummy May is the only way to make shitskins pay and jews go away.
Christian Parker
>so very very brave >DEMONS
Aiden Murphy
>Labour going to spend more than half of the extra money they raise on education
They will need to borrow an outrageous amount to cover the remainder
Christian Price
>thanks Yorkshire for all the support >meanwhile, in the real world
Parker Cooper
...
Cooper Thomas
>upholding their briefs
Jose Long
>If you look at our shadow cabinet...You see Diane Abbott
Connor Torres
>boyakasha >shadow cabinet innit
Sebastian Richardson
>Bradford Seriously fuck you corbyn
Gabriel Gutierrez
Didn't you know? (((((Polls))))) show that people are overwhelmingly in favour of the things on Labour's manifesto, including the tax hikes.
No surprise, because everyone just loves being taxed
Matthew Peterson
>YEARS OF TORY CUTS >ELASTIC NOT FIT FOR PURPOSE
Christian Jackson
>Corbyn's 'team' say they don't need to provide costings for nationalisation projects because liabilities will be offset by 'new assets' Literally ALL of their most expensive commitments are completely unfunded
Gabriel Kelly
>everyone just loves being taxed
Everyone loves being taxed as long as it's not themselves that are being taxed
Xavier Green
But corporation tax receipts go down as you raise taxes beyond a point, hasn't this been demonstrated recently with the conservative tax reductions?
Bentley Flores
>£6.5 billion from a clampdown on tax evasion
What are they going to do, shut down the Cayman Islands?
Kevin Nelson
so many low iq niggers and arabs and emotional cunts will vote for this.
Some days I think it will be a blowout, some days not so sure.
lotta gibs in the manifesto.
Benjamin Carter
Jeremy should be in prison for his views desu lads.
Grayson Fisher
You can't just artificially inflate a company's operating costs by a certain % and expect them to take it on the chin. They have to make cuts to continue to make ends meet. And if they do accept a hit on their profits, then the business will grow slower, perhaps backwards and not able to compete, and the staff will suffer. Sure they are paid £10/hr now, but the business overall will see it's end come sooner. And the prospects those staff may have had in a business that was taking off suddenly seems less likely. Add to that we're now in an era where businesses can prosper by being ethical, which includes treating their staff well, then generally it's not in a businesses interest to act like dicks.
Liam Price
kek a reporter for LBC was next to McDonnell at the time and confirmed a SpAd got the number from Wikipedia on his phone
Christian Smith
Corbyn is fucking boring to listen to PUT THE MEME COW ON
Noah Jenkins
>muhh correlation not causation The proper argument against increased corporation tax is that it reduced the capacity for reinvestment and therefore hampers the ability of businesses to grow
Brayden Cook
He looks and sounds like this is the first time he's seen the policies.
Eli Phillips
That's an outrageous suggestion, user. At the very least he should be hanged, drawn and quartered.
Ethan Allen
That's true but I would like to see some reasonable way of taxing land and property wealth. Everything in this country seems to revolve around housing.
Levi Carter
>nationalisation projects >Literally ALL of their most expensive commitments
they won't need to pay foir the, they will just seize them.
Michael Ramirez
This.
David Baker
#I'mWithHim
James Green
Yorkshireman here, Voting Tory
Carter Morgan
What do they need that much money for? What do they do, bar speak? Yet they have the gall to go on and on about muh NHS nurses not being paid enough.
Luke Jones
Probably is lad. He has a literal communist writing his policy while he spends his time trying to scrub the curry stains out of his silver tracksuit and making sure aphids from neighbouring allotments don't get on his marrows
Lucas Ramirez
>Everyone loves being taxed as long as it's not themselves that are being taxed This isn't actually true, most people don't live resenting the rich, we aspire to get on their level and don't want to be punished when we get there
Tyler Hill
>10,000 new police officers >close up of Diane
Mason Brown
MILK MAN: "WE ARE DUMBLEDORE'S ARMY"
Ditto; literally six miles from Corbyn at this very moment.
Daniel Scott
corbyn is a good man
Noah Bailey
Does anybody actually buy any of Corbyn's shit? He's talking about massively increased spending with only 'modest' tax rises that will likely have a knock on effect for the rest of the economy. Tax receipts would probably go down as a result of his plans. I'm convinced you must be fundamentally brain dead to support this man.
Austin Nguyen
>eliminating hospital car parking charges
I mean, this sounds fantastic in theory, but then this will 100% cause issues where people not actually using the hospital will take advantage of free parking
So it just creates a massive new problem
Another way could be setting aside area for a staff car park and give them passes to use it
Joseph Kelly
>people from the county vote conservative >rich leftist students in leeds, york and sheffield vote labour
Caleb Reed
>Tories set out their stall on workers' rights A right to take a year off, without pay, to take care of someone who thanks to the collapse of social care would be left to die in a ditch.
Thanks Theresa May, I hope you die of an ironically quick wasting disease.
Carson Richardson
>when we were upset Admitting that they are crybabies. Gold
Dylan Powell
I wonder where they're distributing that leaflet.
Juan Long
MP's actually do a massive amount of work, most of it for their constituents, ranging from advocating for them to overturn a decision made against them to soliciting opinions to form new policy, to picking through initiatives to see if there's anything they can get to come to the area Going to be borrowing 250 billion according to leaked manifesto
Dylan Reed
>making sure aphids from neighbouring allotments don't get on his marrows c-can we trust Jezza to defend our borders?
Joseph James
>Working class Rotherham voted Labour back in
What did they mean by this?
Daniel Gomez
This is why we need Corbyn Comrade.
Angel Perry
>NHS are underfunded >take away a source of their funding
Wales has free hospital parking, but then all their hospitals are miles from anywhere you'd want to be
In cities, it would pan out exactly as you have described. So I'd expect you'd need to acquire some sort of visitor's badge from the hospital to not get fined.
Noah White
Will the IMF give Labour all the money they need?
Caleb Watson
>all this is costed
Literally no mention of renationalisation in the costing document
Jacob Gutierrez
They accuse the Tories of hammering the same lines but I've already heard: >take back control >comrades >race to the bottom
Brandon Perry
My dad said he's "got to vote labour because of where he's come from". All that means is because his dad voted labour he must too, he's glaswegian living in London. How can I convince him otherwise?
Ethan Cook
>trusting greedy capitalists Just print the money f.a.m.
Ryan Walker
The Labour his dad voted for isn't the one he is voting for.
Alexander Miller
>We're asking those who can afford it to pay a little bit extra
I actually detest this meme.
Not asking for anything desu
Juan Harris
'Fear' getting a rare round of applause.
Nolan Moore
If the water companies and railways are in state ownership then they could have loads of cash left over for reinvestment into the treasury even after cutting bills and ticket prices by a quarter.
Austerity would be dead and burred and we'd have no deficit.
Noah Reed
>just >Autistic masturbating motion >just Corbyn.exe crashing under the pressure
Christian Smith
Inflation will
Isaac Robinson
i'm having a fucking aneurysm lads
"WE WILL... GIVE EVERYONE... EVERYTHING! AND... YOU WILL... NEVER HAVE TO WORK AGAIN!"