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[Spadge Vernacular]

Yes, I rather think there is. Lifelong labour voters commies to social justice and equality are having their stomachs properly turned. The Muslim vote, often concentrated in urban areas where Labour traditionally do well, is key for them too. This appears to be in danger of fragmenting.

It mirrors the Johnson win in 2019. He coaxed many across, but boy, its backfiring now.

I think it is fair to say that the internet has shown how fragmented we are: groups within groups, each with their bugbears, worries, or ire - and they find each other and reinforce their views, even within traditional voting blocks.

 

[peteblue]

I think it is fair to say that the internet has shown how fragmented we are: groups within groups, each with their bugbears, worries, or ire - and they find each other and reinforce their views, even within traditional voting blocks.

Rumoured that Rishi Sunak is crossing over to Labour during next PMQ’s……

 

[Goat]

7 more months until we have a Labour Utopia, all the sewage will go, the boats will stop and lettuce wont cost you £5.20 each.

Vote Labour for a better future for your children, for other peoples children and children yet to be born.

 

[Charro]

Vote Labour if you want things to stay largely the same and continue to get worse in the longer term.

 

[Drico]

Keep.it up Keir! The GE can't come soon enough.

Yes, vote Labour to get rid of the Tories and Natalie Elphicke and replace them with Labour and Natalie Elphicke.

Now, that's change we can all believe in.

 

[Thomasc]

Vote Labour and stop the embezzlement of public funds into Tory donors and their cronies pockets.

Vote Labour so we don’t end up with lunatics like Johnson and Truss running the country.

Vote Labour in the hope that public services are brought back to life.

 

[tsubaki]

Vote Labour and stop the embezzlement of public funds into Tory donors and their cronies pockets.

Vote Labour so we don’t end up with lunatics like Johnson and Truss running the country.

Vote Labour in the hope that public services are brought back to life.

"Vote Labour in hope"

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

I think it is fair to say that the internet has shown how fragmented we are: groups within groups, each with their bugbears, worries, or ire - and they find each other and reinforce their views, even within traditional voting blocks.

I think @davek might have been correct all along.

 

[Moomin]

"Vote Labour in hope"

This is what I will be doing. Plus, I know and like the new candidate standing to be MP.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

Elphicke being allowed to cross the floor by Starmer doesn't bode well for the future. I've a feeling it'll be a case of "meet the new boss same as the old boss".

Could you try again please mate? I recommend using ChatGPT for proofreading.

Suppose it depends if you believe in equality for all and in that, everyone should have second chance or even another chance... Its more revealing of you and others that you limit these principles and place caveats on them.

 

[Moomin]

Suppose it depends if you believe in equality for all and in that, everyone should have second chance or even another chance... Its more revealing of you and others that you limit these principles and place caveats on them.

LOL

You would come out and defend Greenwood.

 

[davek]

I think @davek might have been correct all along.

Red Labour: don't vote for them, because if you do you have no room to say 'but, but, but...' because they're TELLING you what to expect from them right now. They're not going to covertly continue Tory austerity and privatise more and more of our public life, they're telling you up front that they'll do it.

One thing you cant level at Starmer and his crew: that they're promising to be a social democratic party. They've underlined at every turn the 'change' they've made. They have changed the Labour Party into a liberal democratic party.

It's over for anyone considering themselves old Labour in that party. The sooner a new home is created for the hundreds of thousands if not millions of politically homeless people in this country the better.

 

[Charro]

Suppose it depends if you believe in equality for all and in that, everyone should have second chance or even another chance... Its more revealing of you and others that you limit these principles and place caveats on them.

We believe in equality for all which is why we don’t want people like her in the Labour Party.

 

[Charro]

Just gave my first middle finger there.

Felt good.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Be the light davek, be the truth, be hope.