Starmer’s latest slogan – after his ‘WTF’ fiasco was unsurprisingly a catastrophe – appears to be:
Community, family, country
"Starmer claims in his ‘essay’ that these not Conservative ideas – but the words are strongly reminiscent of the motto of the Vichy France government that collaborated with the nazis during the second world war, “Family. Country. Work”:
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"Contribute or starve?
The #Labour press release claims that #Starmer’s essay ‘sets out vision for a “contribution society”’ – an idea that will rightly send cold shivers down the spines of this country’s millions of disabled or unemployed people and those in poorly-paid and..
"..insecure work. #Labour’s core traditional values are of a safety net that provides ‘at the point of need‘, not ‘on the basis of contribution’. Contributions are to be based on ‘broad shoulders’, on the ability to pay, separate to the issue of need.
..Such are the values of a civilised society, for that matter."
"Starmer also dredges up his time as Director of Public Prosecutions (yet again), dragging crime into his essay in the hope this will reflect well on him – but again always, always regurgitating his ‘contribution’ idea – and that it’s only for ‘working people’
"God help those who are unable to work, work unpaid as carers or lose their jobs – because in 14,000 dreary and chilling words, Keir #Starmer is signalling that he’s not interested in doing so. Instead, he is content to resort to the language of collaborators and the..
..concepts of eugenics to appeal to the lowest bigotries and narrow values he imagines are the obsession of the working classes he clearly doesn’t really understand."
#Eugenics in the #Labour party? Now THAT'S something we don't need!! 👎👎
Everyone else, socialist or not, who is #disabled or who has any kind of health condition or cannot work - you need to read the @skwawkbox's leak, of Starmer's disgusting "essay". 🤢🤢
(Though of course Blue Labour put him up to it.) 😡👎