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28 Feb 16
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The demise of the party was totally predictable Imo.
I'm surprised they even have 6.8 as we speake.
The reasons are obvious.
Broken promises from the last election started it and it wasn't just any promise it was the headline labours way or frankfurts way.
The immediate betrayal of that one started the feelings of let down.
This continued with the cuts on the very people labour should be protecting the sick ,disabled the carers the lowly paid.
The lowly paid weren't cut but the myriad of new bills feisted upon them was destroying.
The willingness to send people out to work for 20 quid in the slavery excuse jobridge.
The creation of so many "jobs" on zero hour contracts.
The willingness to allow so many massively profitable companies to pay the majority of their employees minimum wage.
The back lash to a right wing party mightn't be so bad but the labour electorate expected their party to stick up for them.
They still aren't getting it btw as they are still blaming FF and the state of the economy when they took over and they are still back clapping themselves for saving the country at their own expense.
Rabbitte was on telly today and a more bitter feeling of privilege pr1ck I haven't seen for a long time.
He tried to assassinate R shortall sitting beside him but she stood up to him well and he then turned his petulance to the electorate who didn't recognise labours great sacrifice.
If he is typical of the party then we are lucky they are no longer relevant.
Finally the shouty screechy woman cant have helped.
Her default position is indignation followed by a personal attack on her opponent before continuing to shout over everyone else.
A massive liability for a party that was in trouble.
Even in opposition they cant have any credibility again now that others have taken their place on the real left.
I'm surprised they even have 6.8 as we speake.
The reasons are obvious.
Broken promises from the last election started it and it wasn't just any promise it was the headline labours way or frankfurts way.
The immediate betrayal of that one started the feelings of let down.
This continued with the cuts on the very people labour should be protecting the sick ,disabled the carers the lowly paid.
The lowly paid weren't cut but the myriad of new bills feisted upon them was destroying.
The willingness to send people out to work for 20 quid in the slavery excuse jobridge.
The creation of so many "jobs" on zero hour contracts.
The willingness to allow so many massively profitable companies to pay the majority of their employees minimum wage.
The back lash to a right wing party mightn't be so bad but the labour electorate expected their party to stick up for them.
They still aren't getting it btw as they are still blaming FF and the state of the economy when they took over and they are still back clapping themselves for saving the country at their own expense.
Rabbitte was on telly today and a more bitter feeling of privilege pr1ck I haven't seen for a long time.
He tried to assassinate R shortall sitting beside him but she stood up to him well and he then turned his petulance to the electorate who didn't recognise labours great sacrifice.
If he is typical of the party then we are lucky they are no longer relevant.
Finally the shouty screechy woman cant have helped.
Her default position is indignation followed by a personal attack on her opponent before continuing to shout over everyone else.
A massive liability for a party that was in trouble.
Even in opposition they cant have any credibility again now that others have taken their place on the real left.
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One thing I have learned from this election is how politicians are utter filth. Sewer rats have greater morals. It's all about power.
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Labour's way or Frankfurt's way....
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Spot on OD.
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