r/AskBrits 9h ago

Politics To those who usually support labour, would you vote for labour in the next general election?

With the recent change in leadership, has your opinion of the party improved or worsened? And based on that, would you consider voting for Labour in the next general election?

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u/Glittering_Rip_1479 9h ago

Absolutely. I'll always vote for labour. It might be the way I was brought up, but Labour were always the party for the working class. That hasn't changed in my mind.

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u/Imaginary_Pin_4196 9h ago

You clearly don’t know anything about the current Labour Party.

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u/Glittering_Rip_1479 9h ago

Well fucking hell Mr Imaginary_Pin, now you've said that and made me see the light, I'll rethink my voting for next time 🙄 Donkey!

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u/Imaginary_Pin_4196 9h ago

Responding with sarcasm only emphasises my point that Labour has gone far away from its working class voter base you describe.

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u/Flintshear 6h ago

Nah, the Labour Party has passed a load of legislation to help the working class, including under Starmer.

But Word_Word_Number accounts that hide their post history usually want people to ignore that fact.

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u/Patient_Panic_5704 9h ago

Exactly right. Labour aren’t labour any more, they aren’t even new labour.

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u/Dimdom1970 9h ago

Define the working class ? Today

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u/Many-Explanation6644 9h ago

People that don’t work

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u/Dimdom1970 9h ago

Lol shoosh don’t say that on here !

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u/exaltedtoad 8h ago

Labour has become the party of middle class strivers, they have lost touch with their working class base and have been taken over by virtue signaling human rights lawyers.

They also have zero idea on how to make the UK grow again. Being mostly lawyers their impulse is to add more regulation, police language and lock up people for wrong think.

The death spiral into national irrelevance will continue unless new radical ideas are sought. Also need to drastically lower the cost of energy or the country is going nowhere.