Then @TorstenBell either hasn't read this (now quite famous) article, in which case he hasn't done his homework, or he has read it, in which case he's lying. 

The main problem for Labour is that they said that they wouldn't raise money on "working people" and they're more worried about sticking to that pledge (even though all of their tax raising efforts do actually affect working people) than the egregious impact of their misconceived, ideologically-driven policies.

If only @UKLabour would engage with the people who disagree with them, perhaps they'd have a better understanding of their own policy and how it would be so easy to #findabetterway.

It really isn't good enough to propose a policy on the basis that "there's no alternative" and then, when alternatives are identified, stick your fingers in your ears and shout "La la la! I can't hear you!"

As I said, these people need to grow up. It's pathetic.