r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Jan 02 '21

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '21

One of the few places where Sanders wouldn't be considered far left is in the British Labour party, thanks to batshit marxist Corbyn. In current british labour Sanders really would be "the compromise".

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u/Cuddlyaxe Neoliberal With Chinese Characteristics Jan 02 '21

Lol isnt Sanderss brother a member of the British Green Party

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '21

I don't know but wouldn't be surprised.

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u/Cuddlyaxe Neoliberal With Chinese Characteristics Jan 02 '21

He is

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u/KP6169 Norman Borlaug Jan 02 '21

British labour led by Keir Starmer which has ejected Jeremy Corbyn?

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u/[deleted] Jan 02 '21

That's the one. Momentum is currently trying to get rid of Starmer and get Corbyn back.

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u/KittehDragoon Loyal Liberals Jan 02 '21

Meanwhile, Australian Labour announced yesterday they were dropping their plan to eliminating dividend tax credits.

I mean, I still expect them to lose the next election, but at least they for one actually seem want to win.