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General Discussion for politics in the UK.
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How did the UK end up with such a bunch of evil fascists in control?
If you think about it, the reason this all happened is because the singular fear of Corbyn as PM handed Boris a stonking majority to implant his team of loonies.
For example imagine the alternative history whereby David Miliband became the leader of the opposition instead of Ed. We might not have got the 2015 Tory government that was so fond of referendums? Or if Andy King in da Naaaaarth Burnham succeeded Ed in 2015, we might have had a more coherent defence of remaining in the EU from Labour and more of a challenge after the (non binding) result.
Something to think about...