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Re:Britain's economic trajectory will soon see it overtaken ... by Stevvo on Thursday March 30, 2023 @09:20PM (#35381141)
Labour campaigned and voted against Brexit shouting this would happen. "Project Fear" as it was called. But now they pretend like Brexit has nothing to do with it... it's just the torries fault apparently.
Re:Britain's economic trajectory will soon see it overtaken ... by ducknalddon on Friday March 31, 2023 @04:44AM (#35384319)
The Labour leader at the time of the referendum was luke warm about remaining at best. So much so I doubt he voted to remain despite what he said. He had a long history of criticism of the EU.
Re:Britain's economic trajectory will soon see it overtaken ... by heldrida on Sunday April 02, 2023 @06:51AM (#35409204)
Actually, Jeremy Corbyn was pro Brexit as far as I can remember. Theresa May was a pro remain for example.

Gina Miller was the only one fighting against Brexit she even decided to vote in favour of libdem for the first time instead of labour…

So yeah… sorry but labour position was pro Brexit

Re:Britain's economic trajectory will soon see it overtaken ... by Stevvo on Sunday April 02, 2023 @11:54PM (#35418383)
The stated position of the labour party, and what they campaigned for, was Remain. At the time, there were many people like you saying one thing about Corbyn while he said another. Nobody liked Corbyn, so he surely must have been a Brexiteer! Despite him not having made Eurosceptic comments for many years.