Tory voters: Where was Theresa May when Jeremy Corbyn was protesting against apartheid?

Last Updated: May 7, 2017By

Jeremy Corbyn protesting apartheid in the 80s vs Theresa May protesting apartheid in the 80s (posted by @a_leesha1 on Twitter).

Answer: She was in the Bank of England trying to make a fat wad of cash for her miserable self.

That’s the difference, you see: Jeremy Corbyn has spent his career seeking justice for others.

Theresa May has spent hers, just on herself.

Vote Labour on June 8.

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One Comment

  1. Jill Jervis May 10, 2017 at 9:37 am - Reply

    The Tories are doing their own form of that here but between the rich and poor. Those who can afford & those who never will. She believes in divide and rule.

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