Would you have voted Corbyn in return for £50,000?

Everyone seems to be slating students for apparently voting Labour because of free tuition fees

But if you are going to end up with £50,000 of debt what would you do as a young person?

The older generations had free education after all

So if Jeremy Corbyn offered you £50,000 for your vote, what would you do?

Ignore the argument about "money doesn't grow on trees", would you take the £50,000 and pay off a large chunk of your mortgage or would you reject the £50,000 and struggle with a debt for the rest of your working days

Everyone seems to be slating the young people, but Corbyn listened to what people were wanting and put forward a manifesto to appeal to his audience

I wouldnt have voted for Labour for £5 million .

I wouldnt have voted for Labour for £5 million .

I'm assuming you must be very financially well off

I'm assuming you must be very financially well off

No , i just hate Socialism

Let's be honest, some pensioners voted Labour in the hope they wouldn't lose £300 a year.

Everyone seems to be slating students for apparently voting Labour because of free tuition fees

 

But if you are going to end up with £50,000 of debt what would you do as a young person?

 

The older generations had free education after all

 

So if Jeremy Corbyn offered you £50,000 for your vote, what would you do?

 

Ignore the argument about "money doesn't grow on trees", would you take the £50,000 and pay off a large chunk of your mortgage or would you reject the £50,000 and struggle with a debt for the rest of your working days

 

Everyone seems to be slating the young people, but Corbyn listened to what people were wanting and put forward a manifesto to appeal to his audience

Many old people vote Tory for much lower sums of money.

Corbyn has unleashed a real whirlwind here. Getting 70% of the under 25s out changes the political dynamic completely. All parties are going to have to stop dumping on the young and come up with some policies to improve their life chances. Tuition fees are part of the problem, but job stability and decent homes are part of the mix too.

Everyone seems to be slating students for apparently voting Labour because of free tuition fees

 

But if you are going to end up with £50,000 of debt what would you do as a young person?

 

The older generations had free education after all

 

So if Jeremy Corbyn offered you £50,000 for your vote, what would you do?

 

Ignore the argument about "money doesn't grow on trees", would you take the £50,000 and pay off a large chunk of your mortgage or would you reject the £50,000 and struggle with a debt for the rest of your working days

 

Everyone seems to be slating the young people, but Corbyn listened to what people were wanting and put forward a manifesto to appeal to his audience

I voted for Labour because he was going to give 30hrs/week of free childcare to all 2yr olds which is worth thousands to me. Also, I would imagine, a lot of public sector workers would have voted for Labour as well because the 1% salary annual increase cap would have been scrapped. Also, didn't they also say that they would commit to the triple lock on pensions and the winter fuel allowance. So there is plenty there for the older demographic.

It is not just young people that Labour offered incentives for.

I wouldnt have voted for Labour for £5 million .

Give over, your dead bent. I reckon fifty quid would sway you.

I did think the PM dropped a clanger when some policies did not go in favour of the older voters, which I thought she should have been getting these people onside

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But I can understand why so many younger people did vote Labour

No. My child's future is much more important than any amount of money.

Give over, your dead bent. I reckon fifty quid would sway you.

A couple if packs of tax free ciggies.

You could buy your own Dumpit site for £50k and invite all the white van drivers in.