The Left have a become a snivelling self-righteous mob, busy bodying around, trying to shame others

They imposed austerity, the biggest sustained cuts to public spending since WW2.

They delivered the hardest form of Brexit, which the OBR says will reduce long-run productivity by around 4%. They cut corporation tax, attacked trade unions, privatised/outsourced public services, froze benefits, and spent years promising lower taxes and lower immigration.

That isn’t left-wing government. That’s right-wing government that failed.

High tax now isn’t proof they were left-wing it’s proof their model didn’t generate enough growth to pay for the country they were running.

If Brown is the answer, Labour are asking the wrong question.

They haven't called you names, but they've called plenty of other people names.

15 Reform councillors have been suspended including:

Lynn Dean (Staffordshire) for saying Black people were less intelligent than White people.

Tom Pickup (Lancashire) who called for a genocide of Muslim people

Robert Bloom (North Northamptonshire) who used racial slurs against a Black constituent

Reform types, hilarious. So blinkered. I guess that is why Labour are where they are. Well. One of the reasons.

No one disagrees with healthcare, workers’ rights, state education. It’s disingenuous to make out that the right is against these things.

But there has to be a limit to the extent of these and rights need to be balanced with responsibilities.

NHS is a national health service, not an international one. The right is not racist for insisting that medical tourism should not be tolerated.

The right is not unreasonable to insisting that employment legislation that actually leads to higher unemployment is stupidity and self harm. Of course a baseline of rights is essential. What good is further legislation if it actually leads to a weaker economy and more people losing their jobs. You can’t eat workers rights or use them to keep you warm in the winter.

State education is a good thing, but why penalized private education. If anything, private education takes the burden off the state system. It is politics of envy and frankly small minded to try and penalize this stuff rather than driving the economy forward so everyone has more.

Why is the left all about small minded, bitterness? And hatred of people who no power all the free things they want.

The conservatives haven’t been right of centre since 1997. They’ve moved further to the left. You might want to apply some critical thinking to your argument. Rather than continually repeating what you hear in the mainstream.

Proof?

Highest taxation ever (until Labour took over and broke that dismal record).
Poor productivity
Highest ever immigration
Stagnant economy
Eroding women’s rights in the name of trans and other woke ideology
Destroying the country’s defence capability
Highest ever public spending as a share of GDP
Highest levels of welfare spending
Largest and most unproductive civil service

Again, look at results and outcomes, rather than blindly following identity and labels.

The further left our governments have gone, the worse and poorer the country has become. Fact.

Labelling the conservatives (1997-current) as right wing is like calling a polar bear vegetarian.

The labour party are not the party of Bevan and co any more, sadly. They are a judgmental misogynistic homophobic bigoted racist anti semitic horror show, so yep they're more right than the conservatives.

“Everything I disagree with is leftist ideology” isn’t really an argument though.

The UK’s had mainly Conservative governments for the last 14 years. So if unemployment, stagnation, weak growth, crumbling public services and low investment are all supposedly proof that “leftist economics fail”, who exactly has been running the country?

And pointing out that workers’ rights didn’t destroy the economy isn’t a “soundbite”, it’s just history

Nigel Farage is part of the establishment and has always been so. It’s why he has so much media support. It’s beyond me why working class people think a privately educated former banker has their best interests at heart.

Look at Farage’s voting record he always votes against strengthening worker rights. He’s complained that the minimum wage is too high for youngsters. The cognitive dissonance from
the right is astounding.

Who is a Farage disciple?

So so so typical. I think you'll find the bit I highlighted is the most important aspect of the quote, but it needed context. Obviously you and others like you go to this bit - par for the course, and again, brilliantly demonstrating the point. You couldn't make it up/ Oh yes, you could..

'..and the Left became the snivelling self-righteous ones going around shaming everybody'

Because it’s not background that matters, it’s ideas and convictions.

But then, there’s the problem. The left only cares about identity. Not outcomes. They’d raver cut their nose off to spite their faces. Politics of envy and negativity. How are the working class heroes currently in power doing? Yeah, running the country into the ground.

Who is a Farage disciple?

Thanks for proving that you are ideologically driven. For a minute, I thought you might be rational.

You clearly aren’t keeping up with the consequences of leftist economic policy currently. On unemployment, inflation, taxation, economic growth, investment. If you did, you wouldn’t regurgitate tired soundbites and engage in outcomes driven debate.

Nigel Farage is part of the establishment and has always been so. It’s why he has so much media support. It’s beyond me why working class people think a privately educated former banker has their best interests at heart.

Look at Farage’s voting record he always votes against strengthening worker rights. He’s complained that the minimum wage is too high for youngsters. The cognitive dissonance from
the right is astounding.

National Minimum Wage
Sure Start centres
Scottish Parliament creation
Good Friday Agreement
Civil partnerships legalisation
Tax credits expansion
NHS spending increases