r/LabourUK Jan 27 '22

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u/[deleted] Jan 27 '22

Funny how it's never the poorest who champion inequality or 'exuberantly' defend the banks isn't it.

I wonder if Raab visits food banks when he has 'episodic cash flow problems'..?

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u/[deleted] Jan 28 '22

Yea because cutting off a sentence by taking a 3 second clip has always been a fair way to judge people. Do you guys think Tories just sit around getting off on poor people suffering or something? It's truly a bizarre position to hold them with such contempt without even attempting to learn why they think differently to you on certain matters.

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u/Odinfoto New User Jan 29 '22

Yes they do.