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Corbyn's plan to allow the poor to breathe would have monopoly men catching the first flight to tax havens. If jobs went with them, Corbyn would be under pressure to appease big business. Maybe even a couple of low profile privatizations would keep them sweet?As big money fled and the economy faltered, Corbyn would look for easy wins. He would curse his decision—taken for the sake of party unity—to campaign in the successful referendum campaign to stay in the EU. The hated Brussels bureaucrats would see that populist ideas from Corbyn's brightest young SPADS struck out. Anti-poverty campaigner and tax-expert Richard Murphy, for instance, has already warned that a tax on luxury goods would not be allowed under EU law. How many policies would have to be consigned to the dustbin?On Munchies: A British Supermarket Just Found £1 Million Worth of Cocaine in a Box of Bananas
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