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[Blues Harp]

I perhaps posted this in the wrong thread, but it’s worth a repeat..

”I’m just amazed that a bunch of losers, who believed that Corbyn was the second coming, a man who was going to lead Labour to a GE victory, have the brass neck to continue saying similar. Guys , you got beaten, you got absolutely wiped out, we (a few who know the score) told you that over and over, but no, Corbyn was the man. So now that it’s over and your hero has proven to be what he always was, a terrorist supporting Marxist unloved by the U.K. populace, perhaps you could show a degree of humility as you look forward to 20 years of Conservative rule”......

I have replied in the other thread....but "show a degree of humility" sums you up if that comment defines you...Sorry but it sounds like, bow down plebs you don't matter. Your last sentence would not look out of place in a Leni Riefensthal film.

 

[Cardano]

Why do you all keep using 'Tory' as an insult when people point out the gaping holes in these arguments?

It seems utterly stupid to talk about taking workers rights away when you are supporting the rights of a group to take away the rights of others to actually work and earn a living. But of course, they are stupid turkeys because Corbyn didn't win.

That’s not a rational point at all that.

To claim that transport workers going on strike are therefore denying others there right to work is complete nonsense man. You can’t honestly have serious belief in that argument surely?

Causing disruption to the transport system and inconveniencing people travelling to work is not equivalent to denying their right to employment. Be serious.

 

[Cardano]

I perhaps posted this in the wrong thread, but it’s worth a repeat..

”I’m just amazed that a bunch of losers, who believed that Corbyn was the second coming, a man who was going to lead Labour to a GE victory, have the brass neck to continue saying similar. Guys , you got beaten, you got absolutely wiped out, we (a few who know the score) told you that over and over, but no, Corbyn was the man. So now that it’s over and your hero has proven to be what he always was, a terrorist supporting Marxist unloved by the U.K. populace, perhaps you could show a degree of humility as you look forward to 20 years of Conservative rule”......

Terrorist supporting?

Disagree with Corbyn and his policies all you like for sure.

But are you telling me that you genuinely believe he supports terrorists?

I always presumed that everybody knew that was just a silly slur.

 

[peteblue]

Terrorist supporting?

Disagree with Corbyn and his policies all you like for sure.

But are you telling me that you genuinely believe he supports terrorists?

I always presumed that everybody knew that was just a silly slur.

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

No wonder this was not aired during an election, the 2012 Health and Social care act by the Tories and Lib-Dems, just wow.

Labour are not without a bit of blame with the PFI's but Cameron and Clegg took it to the next level.

The general public have no idea what is going on, you need to watch this documentary, it shows how since 2012 the Tories have accelerated the privatisation of the NHS and that profit is the number one priority, not patient care.

 

[dead_soft]

I perhaps posted this in the wrong thread, but it’s worth a repeat..

”I’m just amazed that a bunch of losers, who believed that Corbyn was the second coming, a man who was going to lead Labour to a GE victory, have the brass neck to continue saying similar. Guys , you got beaten, you got absolutely wiped out, we (a few who know the score) told you that over and over, but no, Corbyn was the man. So now that it’s over and your hero has proven to be what he always was, a terrorist supporting Marxist unloved by the U.K. populace, perhaps you could show a degree of humility as you look forward to 20 years of Conservative rule”......

Here’s @peteblue Sucking up to his masters again Desperate for a scrap off their table

 

[Cardano]

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Nice pics.

Still waiting for the evidence of Corbyn supporting terrorism though.

I’ll be patient.

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

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I see your photo's and raise you this...just fold your hand Peter, a full house beats 2 pair.

Secret Thatcher-IRA memos as early as 1986

Secret messages between the British Government and the IRA were being passed back and forth for years earlier than previously known, an ex-diplomat and a former Secretary of State have said.

www.newsletter.co.uk

Margaret Thatcher 'negotiated with IRA'

Files just released by the National Archives show Margaret Thatcher took part in negotiations with the IRA during the 1981 Hunger Strikes, BBC investigative journalist Peter Taylor says.

www.bbc.co.uk

Thatcher granted secret pardon to IRA terrorist

www.telegraph.co.uk

 

[Cardano]

I see you photo's and raise you this...

Secret Thatcher-IRA memos as early as 1986

Secret messages between the British Government and the IRA were being passed back and forth for years earlier than previously known, an ex-diplomat and a former Secretary of State have said.

www.newsletter.co.uk

Margaret Thatcher 'negotiated with IRA'

Files just released by the National Archives show Margaret Thatcher took part in negotiations with the IRA during the 1981 Hunger Strikes, BBC investigative journalist Peter Taylor says.

www.bbc.co.uk

Thatcher granted secret pardon to IRA terrorist

www.telegraph.co.uk

Exactly.

See it’s this that just shows what a smear campaign was waged.

Never heard anyone suggest that Thatcher supported terrorism.

 

[OnlyBlueWillDo]

Exactly.

See it’s this that just shows what a smear campaign was waged.

Never heard anyone suggest that Thatcher supported terrorism.

The smear campaign they ran on Corbyn is the best I've ever seen, totally destroyed him through the press since he because leader.

 

[the sniderman]

ignorant bigoted useful idiots everywhere. the rise of dangerous populists and the erosion of democracy should stain your family name in times to come.

 

[zzr45]

That’s not a rational point at all that.

To claim that transport workers going on strike are therefore denying others there right to work is complete nonsense man. You can’t honestly have serious belief in that argument surely?

Causing disruption to the transport system and inconveniencing people travelling to work is not equivalent to denying their right to employment. Be serious.

So if somebody can’t get into work that day, because they rely on public transport, they aren’t being denied the right to employment by strikers?

I’m not sure how claiming that people might not be able to get into work if there’s industrial action is irrational, especially as it’s something that’s actually been shown to happen.

 

[dannyboy]

The smear campaign they ran on Corbyn is the best I've ever seen, totally destroyed him through the press since he because leader.

It was an all out assault of day one. Corbyn and Labour didn´t fight back against it enough though.The next leader probably won´t have it as bad but it still won´t be easy for them. Better strategy needed.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

8.74 million pupils being disrupted by 430,000 teachers (roughly speaking). Is that for the many, not the few @NilSatisOptimum ?

The very same Tories who the vast majority intrust to care for their children, but when it comes to listening to their concerns about conditions they accuse them of being greedy.

Same with NHS, intrust their professional care for themselves and loved ones , but when it comes to listening to those concerns about staffing and conditions, health professionals are just greedy.

Interesting to go straight for Trains, London Underground hey, they still can't get over Crow and he has been passed years. Indeed won't to want mention the average bus driver pay who will come under this no strike rule.

Labour vote share is still going up, there won't be any radical changes once Corbyn leaves. For the many not the few.

 

[bol-uk]

8.74 million pupils being disrupted by 430,000 teachers (roughly speaking). Is that for the many, not the few @NilSatisOptimum ?

I am shocked you actually believe what you wrote there mate.

Why do you think they are striking? Tory cuts have made their job impossible and the pupils are paying going to pay the price, not for one day or whatever the strike is but for the duration of their education.