>Britain 1975: Right wing love the EU, Left wing hate it
>Britain 2015: Right wing leave the EU, left wing love it.
What happened?
>>80079370
Perhaps labor at one point cared more about british commoners than commoners in africa?
>>80079370
>1989
>B. Johnson, recently fired from the Times for fabricating quotes gets appointed to the Telegraph's Brussels bureau
>proceeds to post a series of highly amusing, but entirely mendacious articles about the EU
>Euroscepticism becomes fashionable on the right
>>80079370
>left wing love it
No.
>>80079370
It became the durka and nigger importation agency. It also enforces and pushes cultural marxism.
>>80080379
Yes
>>80079370
Because in 1975 it was purely a free-market economic trade deal known as the common market.
>>80085395
>purely a free-market economic trade deal known as the common market.
>>80085589
There is a theory that democratic nations are less likely to go to war, especially if they trade.
>>80085933
it concedes the sovereignty argument.
it was known before 1975 that it was more than a trade bloc, though we desperately wanted it to be one.
>>80079370
keeping up appearances
>>80086101
That only applies for American politics you plonker.
>>80086380
are you serious?
>>80079370
I dunno, Thatcher?
At some point Labour decided that having open borders and letting millions of immigrants swarm in was a good idea. Corbyn seems to spend a lot of his time worrying about the hardships of people who aren't British. And Labour are confused as to why they've lose the votes in the north of England.
They seem to believe that because the North of England traditionally voter Labour, they're all charitable left wingers. They're not. They voted labour because of employment, wages and workers rights, all supported by Labour. That doesn't mean they're a left wing pacifist hippies. They're not interested in letting millions of foreigners in and giving them free housing and healthcare.
If a party offered support to British workers and welfare while taking a hard line against inmigration, they'd do well. But Labour and the Tories don't offer this. Labour thing all Labour voters love immigration, while the Tories want to hit everyone with cuts.
