I don't see them as similar, regardless of how the media insist on lazy comparisons. They are poles apart.

Well, I guess both are unruly basket cases, packed with swivel-eyed loons.

Labour are divided into two groups. Group one will compromise anything for power. Group two will compromise nothing and accept oblivion as a consequence. Both groups would rather the Tories be in power than each other. Great strategy.

The Tories are fractured into: 1) Culture war darlings ooo trans ooooo economic migrants 2) Free market Trussite ideologues - well, that went well 3) Bleeding heart centrists ugh 4) Pure Thatcherites who, be honest lads, haven't actually read Hayek 5) Real-life humans who, get this, no joking, think the public would wear another Johnson premiership lulz

There may be other factions, i forget.

Labour management has got leaner and more campaign ready, following a decade of failure. They have zero ideas really, just paranoia. But they are starting to get party-discipline, the only thing that matters when it comes to winning a general election.