On the contrary, I think it's a great opportunity for genuine change

someone like Corbyn will attract more support as society divides. If it's a choice between Corbyn or Johnson then at least it is a genuine choice - with two differing world visions - rather than deciding between two slightly right of centre alternatives with basically the views, like Blair or Cameron.

It's a great opportunity for people to get mobilised and engaged in politics, rather than just being disillusioned by the lack of choice and genuine options. UK has the chance to go neo-liberal, following the US model, to stay moderately central as they were in the EU, or to go to the left and introduce a much more socialist and fairer society. The next election is the next big decision for the people to make - and is far more important than the one taken in the referendum.

Posted By: Mecagoenti, Jun 24, 15:34:26