Leader of the opposition Labour Party Jeremy Corbyn has announced on late Saturday that his party's manifesto is ready to be published next week, to the joy of his supporters and scepticism of others.
I'm proud that we've just finalised our manifesto and I can't wait to publish it next week. This General Election is a once in a generation chance for real change in our society for the many, not the few. 🌹
— Jeremy Corbyn (@jeremycorbyn) November 16, 2019
Please everyone: Vote Labour 🌹
— Fumeing (@fumeing) November 16, 2019Can't beleive I'm this excited. But I really believe we can make a difference, this country is so desperate for change.
— Louise Ellis Davies 🌹💚 (@louanndavies) November 16, 2019
Despite the positive comments from his supporters, most Twitter users have been not so excited about his ideas.
I am having nightmares about you gaining power for My Grandchildren's future not mine . Nothing in Life is free My Old Dad always said he was never wrong
— Lorna Baker #PeoplesPrimeMinister #NeverCorbyn (@LornaBaker1) November 16, 2019
Can't wait for this comic to be published and analysed !! pic.twitter.com/DRAOPrexbH
— Dean Mans (@dmans1211) November 16, 2019
Netizens questioned the actual possibility of the opposition's ideas, while also expressing fears of what these could cost Britain in taxes.
I hope you are going to show the cost of all your promises with a sum total at the bottom as I want to know how much this is going to cost in taxes & increased national debt.
— PennineWayfarer (@penninehiker) November 16, 2019
✅ free stuff
— Michael Ball (@MichaelYoga79) November 16, 2019
✅ more free stuff
✅ even more free stuff
✅ look, there’s even more free stuff than before
✅ free kittens and puppiesIt'll be in the dustbin of history in four weeks time
— Ethan Harrington (@Ethan_H1988) November 16, 2019
Recently, Corbyn promised to provide free full-fibre broadband for all by 2030, which the British PM Boris Johnson has slammed as a ''crazed, crazed Communist scheme''.
Corbyn's manifesto comes weeks before the looming 12 December snap general election in Britain, with the Labour Party predicted to come in second, according to the latest national polls.
