Imitation is a form of flattery.

Still you are kind of boring, I'm sure you have something low IQ to be getting back to.

If I'm low IQ, you're feeble minded bacteria on David Beckham's arse.

If Labour are elected under Corbyn all we will see is inflation fueled by pay rises to the big unions just like the 70's under Callaghan.
You can blame Bretton Woods for the instability of the pound back then but you can't blame it for the relationship between Labour and the Unions which will return us to the bad old days with Len McClusky and the like effectively calling the shots.

Man of the people?

Man of the IRA, man of CND, man of Hugo Chávez and Nicolás Maduro, man of Fidel Castro, man of Hamas and Hezbollah.

Not much of a man.

The unrest in the 70s was really due to OPEC and the oil crisis and in reaction unions trying to keep wages at a pace with inflation. Labour are the party of the working man politicized through the union. It is no surprise that weaker unions have led to working people feeling unrepresented and the birth of the rich man's trojan horse - BREXIT

Marx was right about the class system. The 70s is the bad old days for the rich man but the most equal times in our history in terms or disparity of income between classes. The Len McClusky of the time were not at all "effectively calling the shots" but strong enough to call for a fair share.

All that is gone and all the stupid set of the working classes have is to demonize immigrants brought in to undercut them by rich people who then frame the debate to blame the immigrants - their benefactors.

Everything else is bulls***.