From The Observer – a paper one would expect to be at least generally supportive – concerning Labour Live:
There was no visible revolt over the fact that half the crowd had coughed up £35 for their entry and the other half had been bussed in for free after the Labour party started desperately giving out tickets to make up the numbers. The growing sense that the leadership should not be reliably left in charge of party organisation at a brewery was compounded by the fact that the Workers Beer Company refused to provide keg versions of its product, because they were “reserved for high-volume events”.
And some people seem to think that this crew could safely be left to run the country.
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But it did work as good socialists planned. Those socialists that could afford to pay were happy to pay so that those who
wanted to free loaddidn't want to paycouldn't pay could go for free.Oh wait:
I quite liked the question in the tent
“Final question: “Should we allow shareholders to make a profit?””