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[Spadge Vernacular]

Always have voted Labour, no matter who was leader, but can fully understand people voting just to stop the Tories getting in. They gave decimated and divided the whole Country were their austerity, grifting and downright hatred for the lower classes, after over 13 years of the tory party I feel people have the right to want them out and hopefully they will.

They should be facing jail time.

 

[Charro]

I'll take your assumption as further evidence to that from WWE thread.

I don’t get why my interests has to do with anything in this thread.

Same for why my politics is in any way relevant to other threads.

Maybe keep them apart?

 

[orchard]

Codbyn is gone, good or bad that's the reality. Its done, move on.

The other reality that we have to face is a government so corrupt that they pose a direct threat to the lives of all but a few here. That's what the country has to address.

Like the last election ? Now that a lot of severe damage has been done, financially and constitutionally, it's now an imperative to get them out ?

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

I don’t get why my interests has to do with anything in this thread.

Same for why my politics is in any way relevant to other threads.

Maybe keep them apart?

This I can believe.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

I’ll take your avoidance of the question as a yes.

Would be very interesting to see how a lot of people voted in the last election, in this thread and in the media.

Yea would be interesting to see how many were trying to silence any criticism of Corbyn as well so we didn’t keep a total chancer in power.

 

[orchard]

Yea would be interesting to see how many were trying to silence any criticism of Corbyn as well so we didn’t keep a total chancer in power.

@Joey66 Gonna vote Labour mate?

 

[JimmyJeffers]

@Joey66 Gonna vote Labour mate?

Uh oh

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Like the last election ? Now that a lot of severe damage has been done, financially and constitutionally, it's now an imperative to get them out ?

Yes.

 

[orchard]

Uh oh

We need an objective dedicated vaulter to put this to bed.

 

[orchard]

Yes.

To which? Both ?

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Yea would be interesting to see how many were trying to silence any criticism of Corbyn as well so we didn’t keep a total chancer in power.

Equally those who support Corbyn and not Labour. As lets be honest, there was a wave of entryism that came with him.

He was an opportunity lost with regards to getting our services and the like out of corporate profiteering hands but naive in other regards.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

To which? Both ?

Yes

 

[orchard]

Yes

The horse has bolted mate.

 

[Rita_Poon]

"Covid fraud and the cronyism of lush contracts will be investigated and prosecuted to the full of the law, the public money sluiced into the pockets of certain regimes will be accountable and reprimanded with jail time where appropriate"
"The lies surrounding and the nightmare delivery of 'austerity britain' will carefully be unpicked and those that did such harm will be prosecuted to the full of the law, the public money sluiced into the pockets of certain regimes will be accountable and reprimanded with jail time where appropriate"

Let's see the tory scum steal those two manifesto pledges.

 

[Joey66]

@Joey66 Gonna vote Labour mate?

Yes, prefer if the leader was Andy Burnham though, but the nasty party has to go not voted Labour since Corbyn was appointed - retired still a trade unionist always been a socialist, but never a left winger .