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If you voted for Labour at #GE2024 it should be crystal clear to you by now that you chose slightly pink tinged Tory over royal blue Tory because you chose to ignore the glaring facts infront of you.

It should also be clear to you by now that your infantile “anything but the Tory” vote will kill people.

Hope you can sleep well. Don’t dare whine about ANYTHING you’ve caused.

#ElectionsHaveConsequences

opendemocracy.net/en/disabilit

This isn’t social housing, this is slightly reduced rent private housing.

Labour should have reversed Right To Buy decades ago and restored Council housing to proper levels to cope with the housing crisis, instead they’ve gone along with Tory privatisation of the entire housing market and we’re left with a chronic shortage of homes normal people can afford.

To the 31% of voters who just wouldn’t listen at #GE2024: you angry at voting for 5 more years of Tory bollocks?
apple.news/At7ubK5GfS7-WDW4_QS

apple.newsReeves to put £2bn into affordable housing to ‘sweeten the pill’ of cuts — The GuardianChancellor will announce plans to fund 18,000 social homes before fraught spring statement on Wednesday

It should be abundantly clear to even the dimmest among us that Labour hasn’t been the Party of working people for decades.

Starmer lied his way into the Leadership and immediately reneged on all the promises he’d made.

His Party has done the same to the electorate since #GE2024. Promising ‘change’ but instead only delivering more profits for big business.

If you’re feeling betrayed right now maybe pay attention next time and #VoteGreen for real, lasting change.

opendemocracy.net/en/dark-mone

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WHAT ABOUT THE WORKERS!?!?!?!?!?!

“The right to switch off policy closely mirrors laws introduced in France in 2017, which were designed to end the “always on” culture by making it illegal for employers to expect their workers to be contactable outside designated work hours.

On Tuesday, ministers will confirm that the policy has been dropped …. amid concern that the provision would have placed too much of a burden on businesses.”

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@Palky55

Mate, I'm having party level discussions about the same thing. I can't say much, but there are high level discussions which have commenced looking in detail at #GE2024 voting patterns, where #Labour stands now, & what must be achieved to retain power in 2029.

Labour's coms are comically shit! This makes matters worse when we don't have a gob on a stick, populist leader who can chat shit & people take it all in.

The fightback is gonna have to come from us mate. I've got your back ✊🏾

Next steps! Please consider getting involved in tenants/workers unions and in community groups, especially if you're also a young person.

Change is about more than voting once every 5 years; it is something we must all collectively fight for day-to-day!

#WeAllThrive #Democratise #Decentralise #Decarbonise #Democracy #Waterford #Déise #GE2024 #GE24 #IrishElection #IrishElection24 #IrishElection2024 #Ireland #Irish #Progressive #Independent #EcoSocialist
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