Populist slop. Never worked anywhere. Not gonna happen.
denyer-no1-fan on
>Speaking to Bloomberg during the Greens’ three-day annual conference in Bournemouth that closed on Sunday afternoon, Polanski said left-wing economic policies — such as wealth taxes and deeper investment in public services — could help create a more equal society in which individuals and businesses would be proud to invest.
I think Labour has forgotten the argument that businesses and talents can only thrive in the UK because of our public investments like NHS, roads, safety nets, and so on. The basic argument that privatising services for public needs like rail, water, energy will help the economy has been thoroughly discredited. I am glad that the Greens and Polanski are out there making the case again.
vonscharpling2 on
The plan: “Polanski, clearly unsatisfied with the Greens’ position as a fringe party, is now trying to assure potential voters that his party can be fiscally responsible as well as visionary.”
The reality: “We hear a lot of worry about what the bond markets might do, as opposed to worrying about what democracy and the people who vote might do.”
So just trussonomics but for the left this time.
Shot-Performance-494 on
Is this to pay for the endless wave of people coming here when he gets his open borders
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Populist slop. Never worked anywhere. Not gonna happen.
>Speaking to Bloomberg during the Greens’ three-day annual conference in Bournemouth that closed on Sunday afternoon, Polanski said left-wing economic policies — such as wealth taxes and deeper investment in public services — could help create a more equal society in which individuals and businesses would be proud to invest.
I think Labour has forgotten the argument that businesses and talents can only thrive in the UK because of our public investments like NHS, roads, safety nets, and so on. The basic argument that privatising services for public needs like rail, water, energy will help the economy has been thoroughly discredited. I am glad that the Greens and Polanski are out there making the case again.
The plan: “Polanski, clearly unsatisfied with the Greens’ position as a fringe party, is now trying to assure potential voters that his party can be fiscally responsible as well as visionary.”
The reality: “We hear a lot of worry about what the bond markets might do, as opposed to worrying about what democracy and the people who vote might do.”
So just trussonomics but for the left this time.
Is this to pay for the endless wave of people coming here when he gets his open borders