SupremeAC said:

That's the one.

gamingeek said:

No one trusts Corbyn. The last Labour govt bankrupt the treasury by the end of its term and Corbyn was planning the biggest annual budget since  the 1930s. He promised money for everything and no one could believe his plans.

Given that the last Labour government was the neoliberal (and war criminal; not that this is relevant to the discussion, but whenever such human scum are mentioned in the context of modern politics, it's important not to forget how evil some recent politicians have been in spite of their less ridiculous public personas) Tony Blair followed by the conservative Gordon Brown (also a fence sitter like Corbyn, to be fair, but that's where the similarities end), Corbyn's policies of stimulus, nationalisation and public works paid for with a massive budget would be unlikely to bankrupt the treasury again, unless one expects opposite policies to have the same effect.

Not that he would have been able to do much of that if elected (which in itself was never going to happen); it would just be like Trump's grandiose plans that amount to nothing.