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Oh well at least this isn't the chaos under the Tories that we were promised...

I wonder what happens to Rachel Reeves in that scenario? Her policies seem equally unpopular.

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[–] wewbull@feddit.uk 9 points 2 days ago* (last edited 2 days ago)

Labour are traditionally the party of the workers, but they've moved right to a point where some unions are considering if they should move their support to other parties.

Left to right it tends to be:

  • Greens (Soc Dems)
  • Liberal Democrats (Socially progressive capitalists)
  • Labour (Capitalists who think they still care about people)
  • Conservatives (Capitalists who don't care about people)
  • Reform UK (Racist chaos capitalists)
  • Restore Britain (Brown shirts)

Edit: Yes, Tories is the the nickname for the Conservatives.