| Comment | I Don’t really see how that’s a problem.
He’s wealthy, but campaigns for social equity. You don’t need to live the life of poverty to know that it isn’t right that people suffer from it in our country. To actively campaign to better this when (according to what you are saying) he doesn’t need to bother and could easily hold completely contrarian views to what he does, says quite a lot. The world would be a much better place if ‘trust fund kids/wealthy people’ acted like him.
DOI: not a Labour voter. |
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