You have been "wanting" this sort of stuff for decades and yet when you were in government you suddenly forgot.

Ooops!

I wasn't in government!
Corbyn represents what I and many have believed / yearned for for years. A refreshing change.

Edited by nickgusset (04 Oct 2016 4.28pm)

I was quite a few ages over that ten year period . Born in 69.

Is it presumptive of me to think you are now going to ask don't you remember the chaos caused by unions then?
1. The unions did hold a lot of sway and got ideas above their station.
2. It was 40 years ago, unions have changed. In my experience, the best schools to work in are those that have a strong union group that works with school leadership. The model in Germany I'd a good one from my understanding.
3. The whole 'return to the seventies' argument is a false one used to divert away from the fact that it's in the interest of 'the few' to preserve the status quo. That is why there are so many s*** arguments against Corbyn. They don't like him because he represents a threat to the status quo.How many articles actually argue against Corbyn's policies rather than the kind of anti Corbyn rhetoric we see parroted by people?

Edited by nickgusset (04 Oct 2016 5.54pm)

See my edit and riposte above.

Well worth pointing out that many "lefties" have sound idealogical and evidence-based reasons for regarding Blair and his corrupt government as betrayers of the Labour movement and as destroyers of social mobility. I'm yet to vote Labour in my life, although that may well change.

Well I think Simon's head is large; always involved in espionage. (Name that tune)