What's better since 2010 Update

[Sunshine]

Socialism is further away from being accepted in the UK as a good idea now than it was in 2010 - that's a good thing!

How do you measure such a thing? 

Which year in history was socialism closest to being accepted in the uk?

[The liquidator]

Well the idiots who voted for corbyn thought so

[baggy1]

Corbyn was about as close to Marx as Farage was to Hitler. Socialism isn’t something that could work in the U.K. without a full on revolution. Corbyn renationalising the railways doesn’t make him Lenin. But don’t let that stop a good daily mail scare story. Anyway he’s rightly been ousted now and likely to be replaced by a much more centrist labour shadow cabinet.

[Ossian]

Corbyn was about as close to Marx as Farage was to Hitler. Socialism isn’t something that could work in the U.K. without a full on revolution. Corbyn renationalising the railways doesn’t make him Lenin. But don’t let that stop a good daily mail scare story. Anyway he’s rightly been ousted now and likely to be replaced by a much more centrist labour shadow cabinet.

B1, plenty of people voted Labour knowing that Corbyn was never going to become PM, because Labour were never going to win the election - in a large part because of Corbyn (personal approval rating consistently around -40%); the objective was to limit the size of the Tory majority. 

I know you get it, but for some this is apparently way too complicated to absorb.

[Derek Hardballs]

Corbyn was about as close to Marx as Farage was to Hitler. Socialism isn’t something that could work in the U.K. without a full on revolution. Corbyn renationalising the railways doesn’t make him Lenin. But don’t let that stop a good daily mail scare story. Anyway he’s rightly been ousted now and likely to be replaced by a much more centrist labour shadow cabinet.

B1, plenty of people voted Labour knowing that Corbyn was never going to become PM, because Labour were never going to win the election - in a large part because of Corbyn (personal approval rating consistently around -40%); the objective was to limit the size of the Tory majority. 

I know you get it, but for some this is apparently way too complicated to absorb.

Exactly I cited Labour in the hope it would hobble the Tories majority not because I wanted a Corbyn led Labour government sadly ‘get Brexit done’ was cat nip for some (really trying hard not to name call).