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Author is also keen to spin 2017 as a loss for the left, without mentioning that over 30 seats were gained confounding expectations of massive losses in the Labour establishment (20% behind in some opinion polls going into the election etc). Most importantly it's not mentioned that nearly all of the seats lost in 2019 were in leave voting seats, with big swings to conservative in strong leave seats. Trust me, the "get brexit done" effect was huge in some of these seats, and whilst the confetti-like delivery of manifesto policies may not have been great, it wasn't really mentioned on the doorstep a whole lot. The assertion that GE2019 was lost because of the "Get Brexit Done" effect is surely a key side of the debate in any analysis of GE2019, I'm sure you can find people of that opinion to cite.
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cultural output, like films, music, comedians, festivals and theoretical outputs, and broader left wing movements. When people talk about the 'British Left' they are not talking about one party, but a broader collection of activists, organisations and writers with a progressive outlook. This seems fairly obvious to me, and it's a mystery as to why this hasn't been included in the article already. I think this combats both of the issues previously brought up on this page.
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a special focus on the more marginal, radical groups and groupuscules, ie broadly the status quo. As noted at that page, I don't see a problem with the "far left" categorisation there, in principle or in practice. Also, losing it, and subsuming its content under the term "socialism", might leave a bit of a problem with radical anarchist groups.
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LOL, who wrote this. The "lowest share of seats since 1935" whilst technically true is a well known Centrist attack cliche. In 1987 the Conservatives won a 102 seat majority (compared with 80 seat majority in 2019). Labour's percentage share of the vote was also very slightly higher than in 2005.
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I think there's a case for a rationalisation that would see more detail about current/recent radical leftist groups go into this page and about past ones going into the general socialist history page (and hence losing the discrete far left one), but there's equally a case for maintaining a page with
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I think the SNP should be on this page. Since devolution they have always been a left-leaning party, even under Alex Salmond. Now that Nicola Sturgeon is in charge they have firmly aligned themselves to the left being a much more social democratic party. In the 2015 election they were
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have been extensively modified over the last 3 years, meaning the arguments made for a merge or deletion no longer seem valid. With about 19 article links to "British Left" and its common use, an AfD discussion would almost certainly be a speedy keep. A merge doesn't seem to work because of the
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it appears to me that an article name 'British Left' should not simply be a history of centre-left to left-wing electoral parties, but broadly encompass all aspects of the 'British Left'. Whilst the Labour Party plays a part of this, the left has history in and outside the party. This includes
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When Labour added the "New" Labour they moved quite far to the right. While you can certainly show that the Corbyn era was a big jump left, it is back to the right with rather Conservative Sir Keir Starmer. By no definition are Labour currently a left wing party.
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There is already a list of left-wing parties in the Political Parties of the UK page. I created this page so there could be a more descriptive entry of parties on the left in the UK. The list is lacking in information about them such as popularity and
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A summary of the discussion: stale, with no discussion in almost 3 years. In 2013, there were two statemnts for merge or delete, one questioning the equivalence (presumably therefore no merge) and two for merge. However, both pages, particularly
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Neither are 'New Labour' to be honest. They have fallen FAR from the Socialist tree of late and I'd put them more slightly right of centre. (Run by millionaires, expenses scandals, cash for questions, corporate control, TUC corruption, etc.)
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Sounds good to me, however, I think it should be merged under the title "Biritish Left", considering that title is more encompassing of other leftist movements in the United Kingdom, such as, Anarchism, Communism, and Republicanism.
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Better as a section surely? Deal with the British Left (here) and add a section on the Far Left. That would avoid the reputation and rather dubious categorisation of any marxist group post the russian revolution as 'far' left
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The Far Left one actually wrongly categorises a lot of the left under than label - it is not narrowly focused Combining this one with it makes sense and keeping the history one separate which would mean eliminating overlap?
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I also wish to change the order of the article, so headings are sorted alphabetically. this would mean that the first paragaph would not be about electoral organisations (hence moving the text earlier).
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hey thanks for helping keep wiki accurate. you're doing a substantial rewrite, and we would all appreciate you sourcing your additions, and not violating wiki policy as regards Original Research.
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This one is about the current, active British Left, broadly interpreted (it includes the Greens and SNP for example). It has very little about history and very little detail on more radical groups
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I'd like to replace this with a page boasting a better name (List of Left-Wing Parties in the United Kingdom or something of the like). Does anyone agree with me that this is required?
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fill out the new sections i have added. There are many many more organisation, journals, authors, cultural critics, film makers etc. who are considered to make up the British left.
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From now on, all changes will be cited. However, as most of the page is uncited, I did not assume this was the case. A summary of changes I wish to make are as follows:
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but I do want to indicate that multiple editors have indicated they have issues with the IP editor's changes and have tried to communicate that to the editor.
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Given that this page exclusively focuses on Socialism anyway, I see no harm in merging the two. It should also help with the obvious quality issue here too.
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is about the history of more formally socialist groups in Britain, albeit with very little about the more radical groups then or now
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Considering the number of polemical articles written, this section may be something of a mistake. I propose simply removing it. --
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The History of split and splinters from the British Labour party is hardly as simple as the timeline suggests. There was the
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Why is that timeline a screenshot of a table? Why not just use an actual table that you can click on? It's pretty bizarre.
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Labour? Left? What??? Your definition of left needs revising and your understanding of the Labour Party needs updating
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Gramatically, though, "British left" leaves something to be desired. Even "British Left" would be slightly better.
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is directly focused on more radical communist and anarchist etc microgroups, from their historical origins to now
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to delete these "External links modified" talk page sections if they want to de-clutter talk pages, but see the
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definitely more left than Labour as they had an anti-austerity platform. Individual 10:28, 8 July 2015 (UTC)
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We currently have three articles for the same subject matter. I think only one (or maybe two) should suffice.
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Delete or merge. Not sure this will ever be able to be kept substantially up-to-date without overlap with
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Oh, beg pardon. You put in a '(formerly)'. Still, I think the article should reflect current positions.
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There is a more detailed debate already underway about possibly merging or redirecting the latter, on
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Another article comparing them (by votes, members, newspapers, roots, age) may be appropriate.--
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If it continues to happen, I'm considering seeking a different venue to discuss these changes.
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over here, I'm going to withdraw my proposal so we can return to the original discussion.
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Talk:American Left#(After-the-fact sarcasm alert): This article's POV must be strengthened
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does socialism = left? perhaps in the old days but not since the New Left of the 1960s
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Aside from Labour, the biggest left-wing party is considered to be the Green Party.
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a merger of the two pages, if that's at all possible. Otherwise, just delete
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include citations for your changes, discuss on the talk page. thank you.
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Greens) ? Do the Greens still reject conventional left/right labeling ?
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