Annie Dyffryn, I want what you listed, so one doesn't have to be far left
I don't think you have to be left wing now to want working classes and the less fortunate in society to get a fair deal.
Labour doesn't really have a cause now. Society has evolved, working practices have evolved and we use different ways to get our information. We still have poverty. Labour has NOT been able to eradicate it and its causes are many and varied. We are aware of our rights and responsibilities and have channels galore open to us to research what our politicians are up to. All of us - with left or right leaning inclinations want a fairer society and for our Government to support all the causes we care about, like the NHS and the poor and disadvantaged. We have had our eyes opened to unfair practice too and we can make our voices heard.
The Conservative Party manifesto covers all the concerns I have. Corbyn won't be able to reform the NHS or prevent people sleeping on the streets unless he has a magic wand and a bottomless pit of funds which he can draw on. Those are concerns of Conservative voters too. Compassion is not the preserve of one political party. As a working class girl I wanted to see fair deals for all. I grew up living in a poor household. I don't see fairness any longer under Labour. I see instability and chaos as well as a decimated economy. They are no better at governing than any other party.
The Labour Party of today, despite their noble record in the past, now has a monopoly on anarchy and destabilising the economy, not compassion.
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