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Let me tell you something, you know the people who are responsible for Corbyn being unelectable? You.
Oh great, a rant.
You sneer at everyone who has the nerve to disagree with what Corbyn has to say, literally talking down to people like they are stupid for holding different opinions. People are tired of being told they are completely wrong for being worried about the unintended consequences that many of these policies tend to have. You defend completely batsh*t insane Labour policies to the hilt, that even the more moderate Labour supporters on here disregard.
This is just not true. I defend Corbyn when he is being unfairly criticised - as he has been, often, by you - and criticise him and Labour policies (and Labour) at other times. As for "people are being told they are completely wrong for being worried about the unintended consequences that many of these policies tend to have", sorry but that is not why you get criticism.
You want to know the worst thing though? You actually think your political beliefs make you a better person than others. You literally don't get that the backlash to Corbyn is because of zealots like you who whinge, belittle and gripe to the point where it's actually hard to take him seriously.
I am not sure how on earth you get to that point about me thinking my political beliefs make me a better person than others, given that we've never met or indeed had any contact apart from on here - and if anyone is doing things like whinge, belittle and gripe here then why is it me rather than the person who is calling other people zealots, batsh*t insane, cultists etc. Why do you think people will engage respectfully when those terms are used to refer to them?
You want to get people to vote for Labour stop acting like a superior to people. It's grating. As someone thats a floating voter in this election, your attitude (among other Labour supporters) puts me completely off voting for Labour. I completely want to stop Brexit, but if I'm then putting someone into Downing Street who seemingly is putting ideology above the realities of the economy and the way British society is structured then I'd rather not vote at all.
Floating voter? I'd have more time for this argument if you hadn't been slating him (and Labour) for ages. Also, and not to sneer, but I am not sure that you not voting is going to result in Downing Street not being occupied by someone who puts ideology above the realities of the economy and the way British society is structured, if anything it makes it more likely and you won't have stopped Brexit.
So save me the dramatics sweetheart, start thinking about how YOU are representing the politics that you want people to vote for.
What, by agreeing with your posts? I'll do that when I agree with them.
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