Capitalism thrives on scarcity. Without scarcity there can be no profit. Right to Buy was nothing more than the enforcement of housing scarcity. You can't have housing scarcity when there are a lot of Council houses.

Renationalize them. Then ring fence them. Keep the Tories away for ever.

They're vile

Seriously, the Labour brand was taken over 30 years ago by the senior servants of the capitalist class. We partially wrestled it back from them for a few years but they prized our fingers from it and now they've locked it up in Fort Knox for ever.

They died. They did died 30 years ago. Really, they did. Died. Did.

Labour did 30 years ago

I follow people, not trends

Great! I could spend the entire morning pissing!

What people? Starmer/Reeves or the candidates, or the members, or potential voters? Really confused what you mean.

Workers don't have the time to attend a conference once a year, that's for political nerds, not the mass of ordinary people. Continuous, online, in-person involvement with short time commitments and multiple participation options are essential.

Name a policy

We might have to think outside the box

Well, we could change the system so elections are about electing just one branch of government at a time. In fact, for a healthy democracy, it's pretty essential.

Sounds like romanticisation

A Zionist should be President? Is that in the Constitution?

I too was most offended when we all (Labour voters) voted for a party led by Jeremy Corbyn and he promptly resigned. This is the consequence of the distortions of the First Past of the Post system. We never keep the representatives we voted for unless they "win" under the distorted system.

If they don't oppose the EU and NATO and if they don't support trans rights, they're not a socialist.

That's what they said 30 years ago.

What's the plan?

Do you know, I saw the last words on the link, "says Polly..." and I thought, surely not?

Good film, yes.

Less of the we George