The party has forgotten the principles of conservatism - that's why they have to live without my donations (probably no skin off their noses whatsoever). But it's not Brexit that's caused that - conservatives should be about small government, low tax, giving opportunities instead of handouts, allowing the markets to do what they're good at and filling in as few gaps as possible.
Because most of them, if they're doing their jobs properly, have little or no family life. They're required to be available for both parliament and their constituents which means long hours and a few days of every week in London. Those with school aged children will relish the opportunity to catch up with their families for extended periods.
Agreed, it's pathetic.
The issue is that it's often used as a thinly veiled way of being anti-Semitic. It's also a problem that the Labour Party sees itself as a better judge of what is and isn't anti-Semitic than a group whose raison d'être is to fight anti-Semitism. Finally, it's more than a little crass to care more about their own right to screech about the Israeli government than the rights of a group of historically oppressed people.
You mean a Europe where the socialist agenda isn't forced upon everyone and people just use it for all the things trade blocs are good at? Where we don't try to enforce economic equivalence on entirely disparate nations? Where people are able to trade like modern nations without having to exclude others or act in a way that is anti-trade?
