Think your being a bit sensitive on the use of extreme.
For example take the union, if the Tories win a majority and push through a tough or no deal Brexit, Scotland will revolt, eventually getting their 2nd indy referendum and leave. If Labour get enough seats to block a Tory majority, they will have to have a pact with the SNP for a coalition which will presumably have a condition of having a 2nd indy vote and they'll leave (although a bit less chance if they are in power). So two opposites same crap result.
You take it far too personally if anything is said about Labour/Corbyn, I haven't mentioned anything about him basically being like Lenin which is kind of what you are implying. Just if I say the Tories are catering to the far right, they are not Nazi's. It's just broader than the more centrist governments we have had for the last 22 years. For my taste Corbyn is a bit on the left side of where I would like to see a government in power. But it is certainly better than the right that is being occupied by the toffs. I've not been told by the media to think that, these are my own personal political preferences, built up from experience and my view of how the world works. I will happily laugh at a right wing media spouting nonsense just as I would with a left wing person with views that I don't agree with. Likewise I might agree with either side if I think it is sensible.
Not everyone here is brainwashed. I have taken a fairly keen interest in politics since the mid to late 80's, back then obviously no internet and I wasn't reading biased newspapers all day long. My centre-left views are pretty much bashed by everyone on here and in the media (even the pro-left ones) so got no idea why you think I and others are merely sheep herded into thinking Corbyn is a communist devil. It's a funny caricature for sure, but I don't think many believe that. His politics just might not be aligned with another persons, simple as that.
