Jeremy Corbyn tells Boris Johnson his legacy will be of ‘poverty, inequality and insecurity’

Jeremy Corbyn accused Boris Johnson of leaving a legacy of “poverty, inequality and insecurity” in his speech at the Commons, ahead of the confidence vote.
Boris Johnson listed the achievements he said he was “proud” to have accomplished during his time in office, including Brexit and leading the country out of the pendemic.
“I’m grateful to the prime minister for taking a break from his fantasy tour of this country”, former Labour leader Mr Corbyn said in his intervention.
Click here to sign up for our newsletters.
Watch more videos at the Independent TV: www.independen...
Like us on Facebook: / theindependentonline
Follow us on Twitter: / independent
Follow us on Instagram: / the.independent
Subscribe to Independent Premium for exclusive content and live events: bit.ly/2MiOONB

[@Conordl96]

How it's possible that Corbyn was vilified and Johnson was held up as a hero will always astound me.

[@arronstone177]

Because the majority of British people are easily fooled by smoke and mirrors.

[@Gilberto90]

The Juwes are the men that will not be blamed for nothing

[@dawggonevidz9140]

well the very same newspapers sledging corbyn were owned by the same russian agents and fascist fatcats who put bojo the idiotic scapegoat in power. there's your clue.

[@annenunney9907]

Very good question

[@maxgregorycompositions6216]

Well, it's the UK, a vile cesspit with a right-wing press.

[@jonmel]

If we had an fair and balanced press in this country, we could of an actual decent human being as pm

[@SedriqMiers]

🕷These are Crimes Against Humanity conducted by CFR, WEF, WHO aka Build Back Better Architects & Engineers. We are all under the hammer of tyranny🕷💔🔨👨‍👩‍👧‍👦🔨🏠🔨🕷

[@MrRonnie491]

100 %

[@stevehanson2398]

That's the truth right there, my friend👍🏻

[@lahtal1]

What like evil antisemitic Jeremy Cobyn 😅

[@esseker6320]

I 100% agree.

[@AnonYmous-lk9qy]

You can see you genuinely furious Corbyn is at this disgusting, false and self-aggrandising response. Personally I’m right there with him.

[@petergreen5337]

Absolutely. Me too. It's CLEAR how far this boris DELUSION has come.

[@annewalden3795]

Every right thinking person despises the buffoon Boris .

[@chrispeacock1257]

Starmer could take some notes. That was almost like we had a Labour leader again for a minute.

[@owenrichards1418]

Well, he tried, but the Daily Fail told everyone he was un-electable, so we got Bojo the clown instead. And the Great British Public swallowed his BS hook, line and sinker and gave him a landslide majority.

[@SoSo-li6dn]

Starmar is Labour? I thought he was the editor of the gossip column in the Daily Star?

[@jack-dy7cx]

Starmers a tory

[@An-Alien-On-Earth]

You should remove that union flag from your profile, you are a disgrace

[@terrydaktyllus1320]

"The Magic Grandpa" is gone, my friend. You need to get over it and move on.

[@ImprudentConfidenceinPublic]

14 million people living in poverty, and he counters that with..."we've got unemployment down". Any normal person would be disturbed unemployment is low and poverty is exceptionally high, but NOT a Tory.

[@sgwcyingko]

Unemployment down because there are people who have to work more than one jobs in order to make ends meet.

[@mathsfornineyearolds]

I wonder how many are no longer unemployed because they are dead because of suicide, or stress due to his nazi job centre workers?

[@rahat4677]

@@sgwcyingko ying concentrate on china and the covid outbreak u muppet. Wear a mask and zip it. Labour all the way! Vote working class!

[@johnmoore9862]

What Johnson didn’t add was the majority of benefit claimants are in work, that’s his legacy, the taxpayer subsiding low wage employers, zero hour contracts, & little or none work place security.

[@DJWESG1]

@@johnmoore9862 but its called 'welfare to work' , they made no secret of their fascistic plot. And the benefits agencies have happily followed the guidence, without question. And are too responsible for each and every death they have caused.

[@ZachBobBob]

What's the point of this whole thing if Boris literally never answers a single question?

[@adamzdan-michajlowicz2528]

"The point is that 14 million people voted for me, brexit deal oven ready waff waff waff waff"

[@annewalden3795]

Zach it gives people an opportunity to see what a useless creature he is .

[@Mike-tv9rk]

Money,wealth & power, For a tiny minority. Welcome to the real Blue Planet .

[@annewalden3795]

@@Mike-tv9rk Boris only thinks about himself and always has done .

[@Chess2infinity]

When Jeremy Corbyn started talking about the poverty and mental health issues you could hear the arrogance and the condescending tone in the Tories. What has become of society truly saddens me, there is no empathy in them whatsoever. 😥

[@savannahglebe5165]

Oh yeah cos poverty and mental health never gets mentioned does it 🙄 We’re all sick to death of victims thats why, EVERYONES such a victim. You all need a kick up the arse to get on with life!

[@minnie5301]

You've heard about robots taking over?

[@jonathanhadley2555]

@@minnie5301 Rage Against the Machines..................................!

[@intheplums]

You're talking utter bullsh*t

[@andrewbrennan7291]

Never was any empathy in the Tories. They fought the establishment of the NHS after the most brutal war in history.

[@fatedestiny1397]

I remember asking working class people in my office to vote Jeremy Corbyn, with most laughing and saying they are voting Conservative. These are the same people who moan every shift about money and conditions. They now blame Jeremy Corbyn for "letting the Tories in"...........(sigh). Some people just never take responsibility for their own actions and political ignorance.

[@davidh881]

James O'Brien springs to mind

[@gsmp3744]

Sheeps

[@arronstone177]

They are dumb.

[@mattwilliams5386]

I totally agree with you.....they are the ones that are moaning. They deserve the leader that they voted for.

[@donaldhoult7713]

@TART 140 BPM Experimental Well not really. vote for what would make us ALL in a better position.

[@harryshine1570]

“could he take one moment to explain why 14 million people are in poverty?” *laughter* string them up, they won’t learn

[@jimmytgoose476]

There won't be enough bullets .

[@jimmytgoose476]

Another moral bankrupt .

[@recruitmentch]

All corbyn has ever done in his entire life is stand up for his constituents and those most impoverished. Yet our media did everything it could to denigrate him, and even flying in an Israeli to talk badly about him. We deserved a decent human like corbyn as PM but that wouldn't please the establishment.

[@drtiger1834]

Are labourers just robots or fake accounts?bro I swear like who are you lot? The absolute shite in this comment section

[@pottersmiles7238]

Millionaire Corbyn who's never worked in the real world supported the terrorists during Ira bombings. He's never stood for anyone except a dangerous Marxist ideology

[@chrisahmed8660]

That should tell you all you need to know, the game is rigged my friend, it always has been. In the future if you ever see the main stream media attacking a person like that it's because that person is a threat to there system

[@complete_newb1718]

He tried so hard to over turn a democratic vote and lost to the peoples vote. He is a stain against democracy as so is boris a stain against integrity.

[@recruitmentch]

@@drtiger1834 I don't quite understand your comment! No I'm neither fake or a robot! I'm a Londoner!

[@pinkpanther7030]

Sure for a country who claim to be one of the richest in the western world it is shameful to have so many issues about poverty unresolved. 😡

[@pinkpanther7030]

What can be done when a PM's priorities are in foreign wars than the welfare of this country.

[@leethrelfalllt]

Richest based in trillions of pounds of debt.

[@sotetsotetsotetsotetsotet2379]

It is one of the richest, It's just not the average person that is wealthy..

[@S-O-T]

Most of the people that are classed as impoverished Are people on benefits which are better off than people that are working 🙄

[@simpsonc1983]

@@S-O-T This isnt true, maybe for those bending rules, but this statment is false. Yes theres perks like dentist and free glasses etc, a cut on the council txt bill etc. yawn! But the money these people have spare does not go far, hence food banks etc.

[@Thehusseyin]

Rishi sunak over Jeremy corbyn, a billionaire over someone who gave his entire life to the working class, what has the world become

[@petergreen5337]

Yes indeed.

[@eyesopen7946]

and a billionaire that never made it for himself , mummy daddy & Richie wifey , why would such a person want to be prime minister

[@maximyles]

What does giving your entire life to the working class actually achieve? It just sounds nice, the working class aren't typically that productive. Johnson actually cares about equal opportunity, whereas Corbyn's policies would've made it more difficult for a working class boy like myself to start the business I have been vying for. I wanna know what Corbyn can actually achieve, he speaks about Boris's legacy as if he didn't come to power during the pandemic, the onset of a recession and loan crisis, a war and Brexit. Corbyn's statement doesn't really have any integrity in all honesty.

[@gingerguinea-pigfromoneoft6394]

@@maximyles the only way boris has made opening businesses easier is being the reason loads have collapsed

[@gnenian]

NOT the billionaire!!!!! I'm emigrating to Sunk!

[@colonelcrackerz2320]

I’m fed up of hearing the retort of addressing poverty as ‘well we’ve reduced unemployment’. Aye but the wages for all these jobs you’ve given people haven’t risen to match inflation in years. Many people who are technically employed still have to claim benefits to get by. Current minimum wage is not a living wage

[@LucasLima-sz4kg]

It's like we say in Brazil: bring back slavery and you end unemployment...

[@EdgyDabs47]

Minimum wage is not supposed to be a livable wage if you live alone. That's not how the world works.

[@cliffjones9922]

Trouble is, it's a double edged sword. Raise wages, everything goes up to compensate.

[@dragonfly6908]

The Labour run Doncaster Council pays £2 million to 18 members of its"s staff. Let that sink in.

[@Tao_Tology]

@@cliffjones9922 Except when prices are already going up when wages have not increased and after decades of wage stagnation.

[@mali15j]

If someone like Corbyn is sitting at the back benches rather than leading this country, things are seriously wrong in the system in identifying true charismatic leaders!

[@Ron.S.]

Good people who dedicate their lives to the poorer in society, sit at the back whilst crazy sadistic clowns are being made kings by the people who cannot see that he’s stark naked

[@YA-hm5zy]

They can't allow leaders like Corbyn. Gotta keep the working class in their places and the billionaires at the top.

[@BlatentlyFakeName]

Well he was an awful leader. He desperately tried to cling on to power and almost destroyed the Labour party. The whole Jew hating thing didn't go down well either. He talks a lot but doesn't really have much to say. He doesn't actually offer solutions to anything.

[@pov_music]

lol bit of a stretch to call Corbyn charismatic.

[@Peepshow789]

@@BlatentlyFakeName source: trust me bro

[@TickleThatMonkey]

"Why are 14 million people in poverty?" "Because 14 million voted for this government and we're undefeated in the polls" What kind of answer is that?

[@Left_it]

The kind of answers politicians give us daily for the most serious of issues

[@shaicruz176]

He’s trying to say British people are simpleton for voting conservatives.

[@jeremyripton]

That's Boristalk...a unique language meaning anything the buggery f$%% he wants it to mean....How do we get him in Jail for so much done, to so many.. .grrr

[@garyspruce7736]

@@shaicruz176 it's because the majority have a good life . They are also the ones who pay a lot in tax to help the old and poor before you knock them .

[@haroon420]

The kind of answer where idiots can just go ‘yeaaaaaa’ without thinking or caring about what the person is actually saying

[@doellt4753]

Great to hear Jeremy Corbyn tell the simple truth. We don't get to hear it much.

[@anisdesai4692]

He tends to speak the truth.

[@theophrastusbombastus1359]

And yet people hated him. 🤔

[@doellt4753]

@@theophrastusbombastus1359 and why they loved Boris.

[@anisdesai4692]

@@theophrastusbombastus1359 its because some people dont like being told it. Rather live in ignorant bliss and complete cognitive dissonance.

[@nightowl7459]

@@anisdesai4692 🤣😂 That old embittered failure wouldn't know the meaning of speaking to truth.

[@DGT73]

At least JC retained his integrity over 40 years in politics, Johnson never had any

[@geroffmilan3328]

Yeah, I think Johnson managed to actively suck others' away, like a moral black hole. (Not from his own party, tbough; that'd be like trying to drum up a logical thought across his fan base).

[@Jondgsh]

Anti-Semitism in the Labour Party ring a bell?

[@aidencurl2532]

@@Jondgsh not in the slightest. Could you give a link to a source?

[@dave_h_8742]

@@Jondgsh Move on move on, ring a bell ? Oven ready Brexit ring a bell ?

[@mv8897]

@@Jondgsh FAKE NEWS

[@cobbler40]

No wonder the right wing press vilified Corbyn he described exactly what Johnson does.

[@wilsonhodge71]

Stop blaming everything on the 'right wing press' everytime things don't go your way. It makes you sound like a spoilt child.

[@northernlink8521]

He vilified himself you nonce

[@lynnedavies5884]

He like most of labour are champagne socialists.

[@1fanclub262]

The bbc smeared him every single day

[@iffysd9864]

Surely they will pay

[@TR0G]

He never addresses criticism with facts because he can't, he always falls back on his supposed mandate of 14M people. Let's put that mandate to the test, have a general election.

[@Tao_Tology]

He says "14 million" because it sounds better than "a minority of the vote" or "most people didn't vote for me".

[@tomstacey1103]

Don’t you get why there is inflation? What would labour have done differently to combat inflation stemming from the combination of increased spending due to pent up covid savings and a cost push on supply from the Russia/Ukraine war. Some economic issues are inevitable no matter the political party in charge, the USA is going through a very similar situation right now. I’m neither a conservative nor a labour supporter as both parties only adhere to their own populist agenda designed to create a false hype and grab as many votes as possible however it is very wrong to act as if the Labour Party is some knight in shining armour just because they suit your needs, the Labour Party heavily favours short term growth over long term growth by making idealistic promises which will only become a long term drag to the economy.

[@RazgrizWing]

@@tomstacey1103 While the parties may not be able to address inflation, prices can be controled via direct or indirect means, and investment in the economy, and expanding labor and union rights will make sure economic crisis do not hurt the economy as much than the response from the tories which is to do as little as they can

[@jonathanhadley2555]

@@tomstacey1103 Paying out for a medical procedure, Lockdowns paying Furlogh & the escalation of the war in Ukraine..........................!

[@gfcardi]

Or have a public hanging?

[@GeneralGrievousCIS]

Still baffles me, from across the Atlantic, that this man wasn't elected PM at the last UK General Election. Seems a far better person, who had a far better platform. But no... "Get Brexit done" won out, and that's gone so swimmingly 🤣

[@xXTUCXx1]

Because he's a commie

[@ZuvioxArts]

It’s because he says the right things but like most labour governments. They think money grows in trees

[@SpirosPagiatakis]

@@ZuvioxArts The right wing seems to have many money trees... In fact money grows out of thin air

[@animeproductions5866]

@@ZuvioxArts after the tories have wasted taxpayers money I think their the ones who think money grows on trees

[@rhysfew6014]

@@ZuvioxArts This Conservative government literally printed billions of pounds hence inflation ... more money in circulation the less the pound is worth ... he wasn't voted because the right wing media was allowed to smear a decent man who dreamed of a better country. Boris's Russian friend literally owns the evening standard which is distributed for free ... we live in an age of monopolies and conglomerates. Capitalism isn't really a thing when these massive companies can't fail that support this awful government who line their pockets. From the UK and its shit.

[@vietashroffoliver2521]

He (Corbyn) says it like it is. Shame the media slagged him so much and the people believed them without researching for themselves

[@Godwinpounds4333]

Hi how are you doing?

[@davidwebb2318]

Corbyn is a communist that supports terrorism. That is why he didn't get elected. I think Labour should get him back as leader again.

[@markcf83]

Have you seen the friends Corbyn keeps?

[@vietashroffoliver2521]

@@markcf83 did you see the Forde report on Novarra? Check it out. It vindicates Corbyn

[@vietashroffoliver2521]

@@davidwebb2318 please watch the Forde report on Novarra. You might discover critical thinking for yourself and not swallow lies you've been told by right wing media.

[@MrCostas32]

Corbyn was and is a politician for the working person... very few politicians like him left unfortunately

[@briancox3050]

Hear Hear !!!! totally agree with you 100%..

[@phantomvideoproductions913]

Working on immigrating all of africa and communism yes

[@regenttie2771]

Ridiculous. None of those members in that house are for the working class. On a salary of £80,000 very modest when most of us struggle to get by each day. Corbyn is no exception and his big spending policy would have only made things worse

[@jamiemckell34]

@@regenttie2771 Why would anything Corbyn does make it worse? You read that in the Sun? The mirror? Why do you think the mainstream media try and discredit and damage Politicians who actually want to mostly benefit working class people?

[@regenttie2771]

@@jamiemckell34 where does money come from, trees? Only increases taxes for us working people

[@yetidodger6650]

Poverty seems to be funny to the tories?

[@GiratinaofFury]

I think they revel in the idea that poorer people won't be able to move up the social ladder, because it means that they won't be able to afford to get the qualifications for better jobs, and thus they can be handed to the affluent children, and that makes it easier to privatise those sectors.

[@karicreates7668]

It's difficult for decent people to comprehend the level of their depravity. To me they are like the low life sniggering baddy in the movie. Repulsive.

[@Fair-minded.]

Always been

[@Fair-minded.]

@@GiratinaofFury Capitalism at his best

[@sicknote1558]

@yeti dodger of course it's funny to tories have you ever heard of a poor torie ?

[@Ron.S.]

Makes me feel so sad. For Corbyn who really wanted to do good and about our country and how things could have been so different

[@WokeVeganLiberal]

First we need to get rid of Zionists from power only then could someone like Corbyn be allowed to lead.

[@alcapone9487]

Unfortunatly the twats dont see it that way

[@petergreen5337]

Yes indeed.

[@alexramsey1006]

if only he obey the order from the richest...

[@Idontknowthing001]

and I remember media were busy about finding faults in Corbyn for not wearing tie or ironed suit and what not, can you believe this?

[@billythedreamer]

I'm still in utter awe we never gave this man a chance. Shameful.

[@3rdbatt47]

Because socialism doesn’t work.

[@whatsinaname11]

Because he's a socialist

[@phantomvideoproductions913]

Cause hes a racist communist

[@ezequiaslanzi6208]

You mean, to apply socialism? No thanks.

[@timwannell6477]

Because the British public (on average) want suffering. They WANT all this suffering and struggle. Literally! They voted for it! I didn’t, but the majority did. Hence the average of people who want to suffer.

[@jacobbnjmn]

In addition to his many scintillating attributes, JC can never be accused of chasing riches, or power for itself or self glorification. His shirt and tie tell you he is incorruptible. He frightens the establishment so much that they had to gang up on him even within his own party! Kier Starmer can crow all he likes, but he won't come within a country mile of JC's appeal to the true labour voters.

[@karicreates7668]

I think Starmer is a Tory..like Blair?

[@brandonmasters8996]

But he may get into power and if that means no Conservative Government then I am all for it!

[@NowFunStarts]

Well said mate..

[@safebans1369]

@@brandonmasters8996 but whats the point if you compromise to the point of being a Tory yourself

[@brandonmasters8996]

@@safebans1369 Because a slightly more right wing labour government is way more palatable than any tory government.

[@jasonjames6870]

Ah Corbyn, back when labour looked like labour and not another version of the conservative party

[@awebb4317]

I think you'll find the conservative party has moved far more towards leftism than Labour has towards the right

[@Anonymous-py7ix]

People who voted for Johnson instead of Corbyn should be ashamed of what they caused

[@cobbler40]

Johnson not Boris he isn’t your mate

[@biscuit4259]

Absolutely they have blood on their hands.

[@Fair-minded.]

@@cobbler40 He is not. Even boris is too good for him, he is a pig

[@hayleyanna2625]

So many still believe it would be "worse" under Corbyn. Lol..🤨

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

Also don’t forget the Uk is not a democracy, we use First Past the Post

[@ParArdua]

This is very true, an utterly cruel and shameful 'legacy'.

[@pauljohnleadbeater5533]

Boris came across as a right prick today and a clown, glad he's going. However would rishi sunak be just as dangerous?

[@An-Alien-On-Earth]

You support terrorism then?

[@EdgyDabs47]

You've got to be mentally deficient to blame Boris for the global crisis which is a result of covid and the war in Ukraine. We'd be doing the same if not worse under a Labour government. Fact.

[@savannahglebe5165]

Not cruel enough!

[@savannahglebe5165]

@TART 140 BPM Experimental Yes, can you believe it?! I meant it, shock horror.

[@Moj1989]

"Unemployment is down, I know he'd rather have people on benefits..." I'd rather have people on benefits and be able to afford to eat, rather than have everyone working underpaid jobs and STILL need foodbanks at the end of the day. Johnson can't answer a simple question - moreso here, as he evaded it - without insulting someone to make himself and his cronies feel big, can he?

[@beaufighter245]

Just where do you think the money for benefits comes from? So, where would you apply the threshold of low income?

[@Mcsqw]

@@beaufighter245 Just where do you think the money comes from for everything? It comes from people adding value to things, who unfortunately also tend to be the people who benefit least from that work. Meanwhile the super-rich extract that capital from the economy and accumulate it, hoard it, avoid paying tax on it as much as possible, and often point blank refuse to invest it back into the economy, instead just trading that capital between each other through mergers and sales.

[@beaufighter245]

@@Mcsqw no, you have avoided answering where the money for benefits comes from. The anti capitalist rhetoric is nonsense. Benefits are paid from taxed income of those that work. To advocate a society for people to languish on benefits will ultimately destroy any economy. That is why I asked, what is the threshold, where is that "low income" set? Take into account that the UK is a free society, everyone has a chance of education. How one uses that is, essentially, up to them. Just why, should I pay for anyone whose CHOICE is a life on benefits? I'll happily support anyone who cannot work through genuine disability but, not when they are fit and able bodied.

[@Afghan31]

@@beaufighter245 Well we seem to be doing just fine sending hundreds of millions of pounds to Ukraine. No one asks the government where the money to fund foreign governments and organisations come from. I'd rather spend millions on people in my country than Ukrainians.

[@beaufighter245]

@@Afghan31 I agree with you, charity begins at home. There are plenty of needy causes in this country needing financial assistance. However, I'm only prepared to help those that help themselves, not anyone, that chooses a life of benefits.

[@Matt-vo1ge]

Best PM we never had. The contempt for the state of the nation is there for all to see.

[@petergreen5337]

Indeed. Well said. The evidence is clear for all to see.

[@JagJohal]

Tony Benn

[@davidwebb2318]

"Best PM we never had" If you think having a PM that supports terrorism and communism is a good thing....

[@Matt-vo1ge]

@@davidwebb2318 thought Jeremy was more of a Marxist than a communist? Terrorism? Lol.

[@davidwebb2318]

@@Matt-vo1ge Marxism is communism, obviously. Corbyn's empathy and support of terrorist groups is well documented.

[@SoldieroftheImam313]

Wow Corbyn is literally like a wise man amongst a group of big children

[@recruitmentch]

Modern day tony Benn, bless his soul!

[@Fair-minded.]

Not children but group of thugs

[@mollyvision792]

Dianne abbot. Discussion closed

[@hayleylongster4698]

@@recruitmentch Don't you even dare compare this charlatan with Benn. He basically shat all over Benn's legacy and went against everything the man ever taught him. He'd be rolling in his grave right now.

[@ianmorris8449]

‘This Conservative Govt is undefeated at the polls’ he declares! Has he seen the last few by-election results?

[@thwalesproductions]

Only general matters

[@bannaubrycheiniog1329]

@@thwalesproductions keep licking their boots it's funny to watch

[@tannehbefoh8258]

They maligned you they mock you we didn't defend you yet Still you fight for us we can see Jeremy and I and multitudes of others will fight with you Thank you for a lifetime of dedication to Humanity I'm in awe ❤️

[@YA-hm5zy]

Thanks for that. It's so depressing that people still talk badly of Corbyn to justify their vote. They never site any examples of his unrealistic policies, giving no viable reason why he was unelectable. Because the real reason was that he wanted a fair society for EVERYONE. Biggest mistake the working class made was to vote for Johnson.

[@davidmuldoon3307]

Well said!!!!!

[@snoopy63ify]

Corbyn has many people who support and admire him . The media would never allow this fact to be common knowledge. We are being taken for mugs. The Conservative party are laughing at us whilst feathering their own nests.

[@snoopy63ify]

@Member Berry What a strange thing to say. Enlighten me as to how you came to this conclusion. I commented on the video, … nothing else

[@YA-hm5zy]

@@snoopy63ify he's clearly a weirdo.

[@Jack-Peters99]

Never adressed the questions just brought up that 14m people voted, yes Boris and a lot of those people feel lied to and wish they hadn't have voted, sure the 'benefits claim' is a cheap shot but not answering any of what Corbyn said. (and no I'm by no means a fan of Corbyn)

[@geroffmilan3328]

I reckon that you should maybe reflect on whether Corbyn should have had a chance - but respect that if you don't, you're still holding this spoiled git to account.

[@Jack-Peters99]

@@geroffmilan3328 Corbyn was a radical lefty he never stood a chance and his policies were fantasies. But he brought up good points here to which Boris Johnson decided to ignore. He then brought up benefits and how many voted for him. Boris is a total bellend.

[@mariogmajner6549]

@@Jack-Peters99 Nothing radical about tackling poverty, plonker.

[@cugal1613]

@@Jack-Peters99 which Corbyn policy was fantasy?

[@Jack-Peters99]

@@mariogmajner6549 that’s such a cop out answer. Nobody likes poverty and yes I agreed with some of Corbyn’s polices but a lot of them were just never going to happen or work. That’s the problem with this country people are so far left, I’m by no means far right either. Starmer is the only chance Labour have, the Tories are tearing their own party to pieces. Calling me a “plonker” just because I disagree with some of JC’s polices, what an arrogant cretin. I don’t like Boris either, it’s either Starmer or the Lib Dems…

[@leighvaughton2740]

I miss Jeremy. There was just a glimmer of optimism with him around.

[@gregmunn2945]

They sunk him like they sunk Bernie Sanders in my country.

[@davidwebb2318]

A "glimmer of optimism" for terrorists perhaps....

[@leighvaughton2740]

@@davidwebb2318 Oh, which terrorists are those?

[@davidwebb2318]

@@leighvaughton2740 The ones he supports, obviously.

[@leighvaughton2740]

@@davidwebb2318 Which are?

[@tjr4459]

Corbyn is a breathe of reality in that chamber.

[@savannahglebe5165]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@theophrastusbombastus1359]

@@savannahglebe5165 You disagree with what he said?

[@stormsurge6765]

What you smoking can i have some? Must be good shit

[@stormsurge6765]

@@theophrastusbombastus1359 only benefit scroungers agree

[@savannahglebe5165]

@@theophrastusbombastus1359 No flies on you is there!

[@Endeva09]

A quick 101 on how to be a politician. Opponent: “Here is a list of factual information they proves you ballsed it up” Currently elected leader: Select option; 1) Reply with something that has nothing to do with what was just said. 2) Reply with a question. 3) Reply with an accusation. 4) Say something nice about something. 5) Act like you were never asked a question and you just want to speak about something that sounds positive.

[@jimmytgoose476]

Boris the bullshitter.

[@1salahudin]

And they called JC dangerous. A great man who the establishment tarnished and were afraid of.

[@johnkeating4221]

Jeremy Corbin perhaps the greatest PM Britain never had.

[@H-Zazoo]

No. That was John Smith. And John Smith had an advantage. He could have actually won an election which you kind of need to be the greatest PM, whether had or not.

[@chrisgriffin698]

I've heard that many times it never stops being true though.

[@lisbetsoda4874]

😂🤣😂

[@DCI-Frank-Burnside]

The paradox is that Corbyn would have been better suited to delivering what the average Conservative wants,at least in social terms. Neo-liberal economic models are anathema to social conservatism, whereas strong industry, solid union representation, and an interventionist state are what assures healthy community and families.

[@safebans1369]

Social conservatives couldnt give a fuck about community as long as transgender people exist, and are therefore in their eyes, a problem. Same goes with immigrants

[@sneakyone9865]

People will work hard and fight for the right things if they believe they’re getting it in return

[@pov_music]

Brilliant point and one that is not made enough.

[@montysmithtyler]

This actually makes sense from the perspective of thinking of the UK as a corporation ie cuts costs and ensure 'business' ie service users . The only way it doesn't work is no competition under the capitalist dogma but given we already live in a corporatocracy, a handful of businesses already have a monolopoly or oligopoly on many essentials that the British public not want but NEED. Never thought about it like that. Thanks.

[@disavowalf3351]

Great point, well made. Isn’t it just tragic that a socialist leader of the Labour Party and PM of U.K. is considered untenable? As long the working classes vote Tory against their own interests we are…er…I believe the technical term is fuuuuucked!!!!!

[@shahdrah]

The man that SHOULD have been PM. CORBYN!!!

[@mauricetoussaint7283]

God help us all if that idiot Corbyn had even been PM. The man's toe jam.

[@ahmadhedjasi727]

Jeremy corbyn has the sort of energy where you can trust him straight away, a true British gentleman that we must protect at all cost

[@bashirhersi2829]

He is also a true human being who is his heart in the right place

[@ahmadhedjasi727]

@@bashirhersi2829 okay thanks bashir

[@Fair-minded.]

And party members like Starmer betrayed him and labour movement

[@ahmadhedjasi727]

@@Fair-minded.it’s what retarded dogs do, they bite the hand that feeds them

[@hayleylongster4698]

Well. Not really. He spent his entire career training to leave the EU, then as soon as the opportunity presented itself with a stonking mandate, he shat his pants and sold his principles to the neoliberal media class.

[@TheOnlyCathyCat]

The man who should have been PM...TORIES OUT...

[@TheOnlyCathyCat]

@bam bam ...one of the fourteen million eh?...

[@savannahglebe5165]

Oh get your head out of the clouds. Blair completely fcuked this country up! You really think we want labour back in?

[@TheOnlyCathyCat]

Yeah, and they're either shitebags like the Lib-Dems or people who aren't going to get any votes util cows start spontaneously combusting in the fields like the Green Party.....what a little gimp.

[@diveinnjim]

it always makes me laugh that the press and the beeb considered Corbyn a Russian sympathiser but it was Johnson who had meetings with a former KGB colonel without his security staff present. that alone is a stackable offence.

[@user-ww3jz4tp4x]

When you stack up what each man has done (misdemeanors) and then look at the ferocity of the press in going after each, it's unbelievable. The bias and favouritism is so stark, it's amazing so many people can't see through it.

[@Mcsqw]

@@user-ww3jz4tp4x And yet all the Boris supporters are all moaning about how the media hates Boris and got rid of him, despite the fact Boris has gone entirely because of his own actions. Honestly this country is so screwed :-(

[@user-ww3jz4tp4x]

@@Mcsqw they don't want to see who Boris really is, they can't face up to the fact they've been duped. How any mature sane adult can think a lying PM (if we take that in isolation) is close to acceptable, and doesn't deserve to be sacked is beyond me. And that's discounting that he won't admit his fault and what he did. I hate the guy, it's like having an 8 year old running the country, he's going to try and come back too. He's utterly shameless, unembarrassable, and amoral. The UK deserve a million times better.

[@karlmarx71]

Masterful JC met by a nonsensical sarcastic childish response by sloppy BJ. Two very different creatures. If only we could turn back the clock.

[@ocelotrevs]

Imagine how things would be if they were in opposite roles. Imagine having a Prime Minister whose history showed them living by and sticking to principles of helping others. But our reality is a man who's always acted in his own self interests.

[@petergreen5337]

Absolutely

[@steve10]

He had Diane Abbott as his main woman , the man is a fool , if Labour got rid of the white haters and race baiters , then they might be a candidate, until then the conservatives rule with corruption

[@jeremyripton]

Blowjob is much much worse than that....

[@davidmuldoon3307]

The Truth, like the Sun, the Moon and the Stars, always comes out in the end. Oh how I wish Jeremy Corbyn, was our Priminister, as he speaks with honesy and integrity. A very rare quality in British politics today. God bless Jeremy, for his humanity.

[@petergreen5337]

Agreed, well said.

[@TheLlamaKid]

Honesty and integrity while supporting palestine are you serious?

[@Sickofdrawingcowboys717]

Corbyn you're too good for that place man. More patience than I'll ever have.

[@goldencabbage45]

corbyn never fails to inspire

[@cpegg5840]

Inspire people to be worthless failures? I agree

[@khalilmakarim5725]

To inspire what Labour should not do again if they ever want to have another majority government.

[@khalilmakarim5725]

@bruh True, but it's the reality if they ought to persuade Sun-loving people of the south, which they need their votes, to change their minds. Get their votes, and start the reforms inside government

[@jimmytgoose476]

Boris created a nation that defines worthless failure .

[@Jonpoo1]

Corbyn: “14 million people are living in poverty” Tory: *laughs*

[@veggie42]

No it's the fact he shouted at Johnson and neglected to mention anything about when his own party went against him. Starmer did instead. By Corbyn staying as an MP when he should've called a by election, he's allowing his party to be split. He was kicked out. George Galloway went for by election and formed his own party. Corbyn is exactly like Johnson and won't admit it He won't resign his seat. Theresa May is in a safe seat,Corbyn is independent and shouldn't be allowed back in Labour All of his supporters support Starmer not him If they supported Jeremy they would've mass resigned the whip so they can vote against Labour.. Instead they vote against stuff which doesn't help. The hard left needs draining they belong like the Tory hard right in TUSC and UKIP

[@snowflakemelter1172]

Because it's not true.

[@user-ww3jz4tp4x]

@@snowflakemelter1172 how is it not?

[@jimmytgoose476]

Snowflakemelter you're right . Its nearer 20 million .

[@snowflakemelter1172]

@@user-ww3jz4tp4x it's relative poverty in the first world, a kind of poverty anyone in the third would would think is a joke.

[@spookylittlebat5208]

Jeremy would’ve renationalised gas and electricity, and given us free broadband, which I’m sure would’ve been appreciated during the pandemic and energy crisis 😕

[@rorygrey3857]

Great job Corbyn standing up towards Johnson and the rest of the Tories here! JC4PM

[@PM-cs6jq]

It is not the unemployment numbers that tell a country's prosperity. It is appalling how poor a large part of British society have become as their real wages have gone down significantly. Hence employment is just become slavery as with out a paycheck half of this country cannot survive even two months.

[@chrisj2502]

If you think its bad now, fast forward 12 months

[@Mcsqw]

@@chrisj2502 Indeed. Particularly given we've got either Rishi Sunak or Liz Truss to...ahem..."look forward to". It's bad when you end up hoping that they're just incompetent.

[@awebb4317]

In the south of England it's been like that for at least 2 decades, that's just the cost of housing increasing due to uncontrolled levels of immigration and banks demanding more of a deposit now to qualify for a mortgage. It's no secret, and that's what most socialist kidults either don't have the intelligence to understand or conveniently just don't mention it

[@LiamBar2010]

Boris said 14 million voted Tory in 2019 (bit less than that but close enough). There were over 47 million registered, of which 67% voted. The population at the time was 66 million. So despite winning 43% of the popular vote, who only represented around a fifth of the population, they got 100% of the power. TLDR; our democracy is bonkers.

[@danielcrafter9349]

I'll take "Why is FPTP a shit system of voting democratically for 5,000, please Bob"

[@Hardman._]

TLDR My party didn't win = Democracy is "bonkers"

[@svby]

Agreed.

[@svby]

@@Hardman._ TLDR video, ironically. Explains very well what op is saying kzbin.info/www/bejne/ap3Tn5anlt5rfbs

[@geroffmilan3328]

@@Hardman._ feel free to celebrate ekection-rigging, little man: we'll drink your tears once we ensure your voice is as meaningless in elections as it is here 🎤

[@monkeyboy8424]

If only Starmer was a Labour like Corbyn.

[@danielcrafter9349]

Funny that people say that now... after he's not leader any more...

[@DissociatedWomenIncorporated]

@@danielcrafter9349 people say it now and people praised Corbyn when he _was_ leader, until that absurd smear campaign.

[@DM-pv8ib]

If voting is anything to go by I'm not sure any party would want to be Corbyn-like if they want to lead the country

[@hellogoodsir542]

Lose two elections and one being the worst in over 80 years? I'd rather Starmer be his own man.

[@Tao_Tology]

You mean.......unelectable? It's great to be idealistic but when Corbyn was labour leader he was not able to persuade enough of the country to vote for a labour government. And so.......Starmer. Eventually labour voters are going to have to get over whatever grievance (real or imagined) and face up to the reality that even if a given labour leader is not their personal bestest westest favourite......they would all be better than having the tories in power.

[@stephenlawrence4821]

Jeremy Corbyn is right. Poverty has increased and inequality has grown. The question why? is a good one. It certainly wasn't inevitable that this would happen. Decades ago economists were confidently predicting we'd be better off with more leusure time as a result of advances in technology. So what are we doing wrong? Boris should want to know, we all should.

[@mauricetoussaint7283]

Corbyn is a has been, always was. He talks utter crap.

[@stephenlawrence4821]

@@mauricetoussaint7283 Sounds like an informed opinion.

[@pg3762]

@@mauricetoussaint7283 Yes and you would know he's had a good teacher in you 🤔😂🤡

[@steviec1871]

Problem is those in so called poverty have mobiles large screen tv,s and live rent free in very desirable properties..poverty don’t know the meaning of the word.

[@stephenlawrence4821]

@@steviec1871 It's a fact that wages have not kept up with the cost of living, especially the cost of housing, for a number of decades. 50 years ago it was normal for only the man in a married couple to work and to be able to afford a mortgage on an ordinary salary. He could only borrow three times his salary and that was enough. The next generation are much poorer and it's shameful to dsny it. We also should be questioning why it's happened so that we can do better.

[@paulbillerey1594]

Jeremy Corbyn is right about Boris Johnson legacy. Boris Johnson Government was the worst in British history.

[@jeremyripton]

Thatcher was a shocker!

[@paulbillerey1594]

@@jeremyripton yes you are right Thatcher.Blair. and Johnson. Were the worst in modern British Government History.

[@awebb4317]

And where would you out Blair's government in the rankings of history genius??

[@davidthomas450]

Thank you mr corbyn for standing up and telling the truth for all of us. A brilliant short speech that made him look stupid. The media lost you your chance of being a PM but today you gave them a bit back and this short concise speech will be his Legacy. 👏👏👏

[@kevinwellwrought2024]

Now we all see that Jeremy was right from the very beginning.

[@annewalden3795]

Kevin Corbyn made his fair share of mistakes and please do not lose sight of that . Remember the right wing media need ammunition and Jeremy actually supplied plenty .

[@HXLproductions]

The only decent chance we had for a prime minister was Corbyn

[@savannahglebe5165]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Fair-minded.]

So true and they attacked him with fake antisemitic agenda

[@HXLproductions]

@@savannahglebe5165 Because the corruption, lies and nepotism Boris employed where so much better. You people can't even construct a valid argument.

[@jimmytgoose476]

And you voted for Boris the bullshitter?!!

[@K0msur]

I miss Corbyn. He's the first (and only) Labour leader I fully support. I won't be voting Labour until he's leader again (which won't happen). But of course, we can't have a "communist" leading the government (firstly, why not? It'd be better, but secondly, Corbyn isn't and was never a communist). If we'd voted his Labour government into power in 2019 it would have changed the face of Britain forever, now we're stuck in the same downwards spiral.

[@K0msur]

@Member Berry No, he's not a communist, but the mainstream media (and Tories) labelled him as such because he wanted to nationalise broadband (and raise tax by like £2 per person, but the result would be free internet for everybody) and he was left-leaning in a world of right-wing Labour parties, hence the inverted commas.

[@K0msur]

​@Member Berry Fine, I'll spell it out to you: - Corbyn suggested nationalising broadband - In order to nationalise something, you have to raise tax in order to make up the difference the private corporation was making, but because it's paid for by everybody in the country (that pays tax), you only have to raise it a small amount AND also because there's no private entity trying to make insane profits, you would only be paying £2 per month instead of £50+ a month. - The Labour party is a right-wing party, it's a thing in politics called the Ratchet Effect whereby a political party on the left gradually shifts to the right in a bid to "be like the guys in office previous to this extreme right-wing government". For example, Starmer's Labour party are modelling themselves after Cameron's Tory party. Corbyn was unpopular because he put his Labour party into the left again and actually represented what Labour are supposed to represent, but because that's "too extreme" (it's not) boomers and idiots voted against him for being a "communist" (because anybody with even slightly left-leaning views is branded as a hardcore communist by the people of the UK). I don't really know what's so hard to understand, but there you go.

[@K0msur]

@Member Berry And now we reach the crux of the problem; people not understanding why broadband is essential in the 21st century. Want a job? Apply online. We need broadband to be available to all, and be free. Labour aren't left-wing, they haven't been left-wing since the 1950s. Trust me, I'm a socialist, I'm left-wing, Labour are right-wing as a neoliberal party in the modern world. Labour against strike action and unions, support Brexit, and are internally debating making abortion illegal, none of these are left-wing policies, they're just not as right as the Tories.

[@TheSebiestor]

So true, if Corbyn had got to be PM and Bernie Sanders selected in the USA, together they'd have changed the Western world, but no way in hell could the elite class/establishment allow such a thing

[@georginaoakswood5220]

Some friends of Jeremy are now persuading him to run for London Mayor. All Corbyn fans out there let's contact/message Jeremy on Twitter and other platforms asking him to run for London Mayor. We need Jeremy back.

[@sbinallazar7377]

Get Corbyn back in charge of Labour!!

[@veggie42]

No get Burnham. Rayner I'd like but she wouldn't last long. Like a female Johnson.

[@nadeemashraf304]

JC, a great man.

[@Oness2024]

Great leader corbyn

[@realMisterDudec]

Jeremy Corbyn for Labour Leader and next UK PM!

[@astromags584]

These people who are working are also living in poverty and using food banks. I find my self agreeing with Mr Corbyn.

[@benmcdermottart5841]

What boris didn’t know all Tory’s voted had made a huge mistakes, they all wish to go back in time and vote Jeremy instead, because he is only one true leadership we ever need, very honest, caring man.

[@stuartashbourne-martin9629]

At last we've heard from somebody who is decent and believes in everybody being treated equally thank you Jeremy you should have been our Prime Minister I voted for you and the rest of this country didn't their loss and Boris Johnson is the result Great Britain you voted for the Tories you get what you deserve I'm under which the next multi-millionaire will be makes no difference to somebody who is disabled and the country could not care less

[@hhhx3]

Our honourable PM will always be remembered as someone who never answered the question asked

[@tiger100ss3]

You mean dishonourable surely!

[@lavitomusic]

“Could he take one moment to explain why […] there are more food banks than there are branches of McDonald’s” - Jeremy Corbyn 0:23

[@AlexMcDougallPhotography]

Well said Jeremy.

[@kurtjappy]

"this conservative government is undefeated" lol what? Boris has held one general election and won't even see a 2nd one🤣

[@LoudaroundLincoln]

It just goes to show that "winning" is more important to his kind then actually doing his fucking job.

[@dougowt]

Johnson never misses an opportunity to pedal more lies.

[@H-Zazoo]

"Pedal"? You must mean when he was on his bike.

[@raydoherty1196]

Nice to see Jeremy Corbyn talking off the cuff with facts and figures, where as Kier Starter has to read every word from a piece of paper.

[@elfboy29]

Yes you've increased slave wage jobs. And you're genuinely thrilled by that.

[@awebb4317]

So called slave wage jobs are only possible in an economy that has unbridled immigration.. now who was the party that started that in recent history? Oh yes it was Blair

[@jalalmiah8135]

Jeremy Corbyn understands what Labour stands for unlike New Labour and new leaders....Labour have lost my vote

[@paradoxsilverwood12]

If Labour have lost your vote, then who is it going to? The Tories? Because in the bipartisan FPTP system we have in this country, a vote for Lib Dem, Green, etc. is essentially a vote for more Tories (depending on your constituency and who is most likely to dethrone the Tories of course).

[@AK-fs7ye]

@@paradoxsilverwood12 Someone obviously doesn’t get that and thinks it’s just as simple as voting for the “best person locally”

[@GetToDaChoppa-k5r]

Jeremy would have been a very human and brilliant PM. Thanks for standing up for the poor and vulnerable Jeremy.

[@kennethwalsh8804]

About time Boris changed his rhetoric. Or, his dealer Mad as a hatter.

[@Cper2000]

JC the only true moral compass in parliament

[@An-Alien-On-Earth]

You hate Jews too then do you?

[@Hardman._]

Same moral compass, of an average 1940s German view on the jews.

[@officialteaincorporated243]

@@Hardman._ That was a smear campaign that has been proven to be almost entirely false

[@Gwaredd86]

@@Hardman._ im still waiting for the evidence of his anti semitic remarks

[@clayface563]

@@Hardman._ what, because he criticises the Israeli government? Comparing Corbyn to a nazi is utterly insane when members of the Tory party tend to make more hateful comments daily. It seems you have been subject to the onslaught of anti-socialist exaggerations from media during Corbyn’s run because if you evaluate his politics on Israeli/Palestine conflict it is clear he is not against the Jewish people

[@andrewlane8949]

no matter what you think of jeremy corbyn everything he said there was the truth

[@petergreen5337]

Indeed.

[@misssocrates3442]

God I love Corbyn he actually tells the harsh truth!!!

[@MohammadQasim]

I hope corbyn becomes PM he cares for all and i genuinely feel this

[@stormreform8113]

You would say that as ur a Muslim and u lot hate Jews !!!!

[@Rebelconformist82]

He can't now, sadly

[@liamcraddock9539]

Awww the politicians care about you... Don't fall for that 🤦‍♂️

[@opanike87]

I remember campaigning for Corbyn in both elections. 2019 was very painful, cold and wet December. The press didn't help, however the left have no institutions to back a candidate like Corbyn. Even the internal party mechanism were working against him. For the left to get back to power, they have to build institutions. Anything else is just wishful thinking.

[@curiositypiqued6573]

I thought the 2019 election was December

[@opanike87]

@@curiositypiqued6573 Campaign starts early. You are right it was in December. It was a long, bitter and cold. Learnt a lot from it though

[@awebb4317]

Err . Practically every institution is leftist, it was just patriotic voting that stopped Corbyn the Communist Clown being elected

[@Pomegranate_David]

I hope Jeremy will launch his own party within the next few years and finally get the role of Prime minister which only he is worthy of.

[@lzjnw5297]

JC the best Prime Minister we never had.

[@Alg007]

Jeremy, is the best PM we never had. Sadly, part of our society went after him in the usual secret tactics of witch hunt to orchestrate his downfall. Jeremy is the best we have in HC since 1983.

[@moomin7461]

It's just how it was described in A very British Coup

[@TheLlamaKid]

Communism isn't welcome in this country Long life Boris!

[@Alg007]

@@TheLlamaKid you are living in communism anyway ….remember lockdowns !!!

[@pommiegranite464]

Well said, Jeremy. The voice of reason and humanity as usual.

[@SpartanMikey]

He's one to talk about Corbyn wanting more people on benefit's when, thanks to him over 50% of people claiming UC now and 40% of foodbank using households, are all in work.

[@varangiangaming7178]

The fact that Britain failed to elect Corbyn into office disappoints me immensely and shall forever be remembered as a shameful stain on British democracy's legacy.

[@thaitim007]

Corbyn is right on this. Im not a fan, but he needs to do more of this.

[@ryanmurphy7976]

Why are you not a fan curious to know?

[@theophrastusbombastus1359]

If you really wanted him to *do* more you should've given him the big chair. Or you just want him to do more of _this_ (talking but not actually getting anything done)?

[@thaitim007]

@Lyrical Gammster naah. He can go dig up a socialist party to lead. Give them an election night to remember..

[@GhulamMustafa-bl2em]

Boris didnt answer the question or provide a counter argument to the points that Jeremy Borbyn was making.. all he did was dodge all the bullets and and change the subject..

[@moomin7461]

He never does answer the questions. He just talks twaddle and tries to insult whoever he's up against.

[@carolallison862]

Well said Jeremy. About time you got your voice heard.

[@madaxman72]

Johnson becomes more loathsome with every word he speaks. Truly abhorrent.

[@esseker6320]

Couldn't have put it better myself.

[@Ecthaelyon]

Well said Madaxman.

[@dragonfly6908]

.....but not as abhorrent as Saint IKEA Starmer.

[@twiglet2214]

Elvis had a song about him - " Are you loathsome tonight ? "....." are your pants just too tight ? "....

[@skapunkno1]

I stopped the vid once Corbyn stopped speaking, I knew whatever Bojob said would be shite.

[@Jake-xe2eq]

Corbyn: Facts Johnson: Waffle

[@TheSmart-CasualGamer]

Is Johnson's answer SERIOUSLY "I beat you in an election!"? THAT was the best he could come up with?

[@awebb4317]

What other answer is necessary? The majority don't like Corbyn or any other upper middle class champagne socialists for that matter. End of.

[@ALIKN1-1]

The Man is back

[@hal90001]

You had a muppet for prime minister. Bravo, brits!

[@harveysmith100]

Jeremy didn't get time to mention the following. Inflation at it's highest level for 40 years. The pound has collapsed to it's lowest value for 37 years. Heating and electricity bill have increased by 54%. Petrol and diesel is at it's highest level ever. "Unemployment is down." Of course it is, we have just come out of a pandemic and lock down.

[@veggie42]

People died who were unemployed like disabled. Lots of suicides of young people, people have emigrated including people who decided they would sooner stay in the EU. British also are emigrating too older people..Some of which before died of Covid,cancer etc. People got new jobs. cafes have become takeaways that means more jobs as delivery services. Corner shops have opened and hired more staff. Foreigners. More migrants have got jobs..Each day people are stabbed to death. die in car accidents..die of dog bites,domestic violence, road traffic incidents, suicides, diseases, alcohol and drugs, shooting and all sorts. Their jobs would go to unemployed and more migrants are allowed to work so then they could fill the gaps Problem is still there's some unemployed on legacy benefits..More will be worse off when they have to go onto UC. The govt also cut the temporary uplift of £6bn UC. Instead to slightly uplift UC for working people so they kept more..I'd not have UC for disabled ESA on support group. I'd move the support group amount to PIP to increase PIP then people can afford the dentist without having to use the NHS. I think there shouldn't be NHS dental appointment charges anywhere in the UK..The money saved would be instead more might go to the dentist reducing exemption fraud in the NHS which costs lots of money a year, instead raise the charge of treatment so that people who go abroad for cosmetic dentistry pay more for treatment. Those with good teeth shouldn't be paying for appointment charges. That incentivises people to look after their teeth also.

[@veggie42]

He did want to Abolish Band One NHS dental charges. Kemi Bademoch should call for this it would encourage people to get dental check ups, it would also prevent fraud of exemptions as much as it is encourage those with good teeth to carry on. Charges don't help the NHS at all. Quite a few people never see the dentist as a result they risk poor overall health. Johnson had nothing on dental care just raiding the NHS charges. Fancy raising Band One which is hardly anything to nearly £24...a lot of money. People end up going private it's nearly as cheap and get a better check up for the money.

[@user-zi4iu5lj6z]

Bravo Jeremy !

[@briancox3050]

Yes Bravo Jeremy !!! He should have been our PM... NOT that liar BORIS !!!