Covid-19 deaths: Corbyn would have done so much better. The media double-standards are shocking
Jeremy Corbyn: he would be right to look askance at us all. A majority of people believed the lies about him published by the Tory-supporting media and voted a massive Tory majority into Parliament. Now more than 100,000 of us are dead as a result. He would have tackled Covid-19 differently – and some of our relatives might still be alive today.
Here is much of the problem with UK politics, rolled up in a single tweet:
https://twitter.com/TheMendozaWoman/status/1354350988828803079
It’s applicable to any situation but very clear at the moment because Boris Johnson has failed so badly and 100,000 people are dead as a result.
Jeremy Corbyn, who was vilified by the press, would have acted differently. We know exactly how, because he told us. See for yourself:
https://twitter.com/BenJolly9/status/1354337600212000773
He also said this:
Yes, Jeremy Corbyn would have done better. March 2020:
“Generations to come will look back on this moment and judge us on the actions we take now.
Our response must be bold & it must be decisive.”
He would have put people / public health over profit.pic.twitter.com/6JYB37IC6y
— James Foster (@JamesEFoster) January 27, 2021
But the general public had been hoodwinked by the Tory press into thinking he was a menace.
And now?
This is still happening:
https://twitter.com/azoneofonesown/status/1354376867470602240
But it seems the tide is turning:
I'd like to hear from any of the blue-tick Corbyn-hate brigade if they genuinely and sincerely believe Johnson's grotesque carnage is better than a Corbyn-led government would have been.
Seriously, I mean.
— simon maginn (@simonmaginn) January 27, 2021
And:
Corbyn was right.
Corbyn is right.
Anyone who says he would have been worse than Johnson is welcome to borrow some of my medication.— Jules #FreeAssange #FreePalestine🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸 (@celtjules66) January 27, 2021
This Writer is willing to wager that a lot of mainstream media hacks should be mainlining Ms Harrington’s medication.
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