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One of the most powerful lines in the film ‘Munich’ is:
‘Hope’ is waiting for someone else to do it. We’d all be much better off without it.
That line came up in a conversation I was engaged in last night.
It was suggested that there is no hope of Labour doing anything of consequence right now that might improve any known situation, whether they get into office or not.
The question asked, in that case, was whether we would be better off without them?
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