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I just love how he bangs on about Trans having protected status than admit he is the one who's behaviour is appalling !! Always someone else's fault.
Corbyn supporters at Glastonbury
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It was interesting to read that the folk who cleared up after our "Right On, Earth loving, Middle Class Commies" at Glasto were on Zero hours contracts, the poor unfortunates working along side charity workers and on site litter pickers completed the task ahead of schedule and are now unemployed and stuck in the UK till their flights home are due.... Yae! Up the workers, eh comrade?
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Yes, it's a shame Britain is so tolerant of Zero Hours and other shabby treatment of workers. Other European countries control or limit such abuses.
It was interesting to see that the cons are engaged in bitter internal strife now that they realise they have lost the younger vote and they are terrified of losing power for a generation.
They're trying out some new anti-Corbyn slogans but it isn't working.
They can't decide if they should take on Corbyn policies such as ending austerity, supporting a living wage and reducing student debt, or if they should carry on with their core beliefs of being the Nasty party.
I wonder how much longer Theresa will last?
Will it be the August election, or the October one?
It was interesting to see that the cons are engaged in bitter internal strife now that they realise they have lost the younger vote and they are terrified of losing power for a generation.
They're trying out some new anti-Corbyn slogans but it isn't working.
They can't decide if they should take on Corbyn policies such as ending austerity, supporting a living wage and reducing student debt, or if they should carry on with their core beliefs of being the Nasty party.
I wonder how much longer Theresa will last?
Will it be the August election, or the October one?
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Ah! Trying to shift the conversation away from the issue.. the very rich owner of Glastonbury was on stage with Mr Corbyn as he condemned poor treatment of workers. One would expect him to support Mr corbyn's views... Never let being a good socialist get in the way of making a few extra quid, eh?
Did anyone see the pictures of Jon Snow there? Cringingly embarrasing.
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I wouldn't call Michael Eavis rich, although land wise he may be.
Most of the Glastonbury profits go to charity
Most of the Glastonbury profits go to charity
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Perhaps but I don't think many of us would mind being a couple of quid behind him... Given that he is so charitable, one would hav thought that he would at least help out an feed the poor sods if they come expecting a fortnights work and get layed off after two days.. He is also rather dictatorial as to where the dough goes too..
President Corbyn.
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Whoever he is, this corgigrouch person seems like a superb chap, I hope that he posts here soon. I have a great deal of sympathy for those workers who came to the UK expecting a couple of weeks work yet abandoned after two days. You seem content for them to suffer considerable hardship
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