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Power to the "working" People.

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Nationalisation is imminent if........

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7770357/Labours-plan-workers-boards-power-firms-nationalised.html


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    I'm guessing it all depends on what you define as a "worker".


    So, when the "worker" is appointed to the board, do they cease to become a "worker" and therefore ineligible to hold the position?


    And of course, NONE of the other "board members" works, has worked, or knows how to work?



    So, why should we vote for career politicians? Surely "workers" would be better-placed to help run the country?
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    I'm guessing it all depends on what you define as a "worker".


    So, when the "worker" is appointed to the board, do they cease to become a "worker" and therefore ineligible to hold the position?


    And of course, NONE of the other "board members" works, has worked, or knows how to work?



    So, why should we vote for career politicians? Surely "workers" would be better-placed to help run the country?
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