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[roydo]

I've played with the idea for awhile:

My bad mate.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

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Solidarity to my left wing comrades.

I'm unashamedly of the soft-left, but I'm not going to let the bastards bully you out of our party. You have every right to be here.

I too am soft/centre left, brother.

Like you I will welcome our soft left/centrist brothers and sisters back into the fold, those that were either pushed out or felt that they couldn't stay under Corbyn. We will hopefully soon have a united party and offer a serious opposition to Boris and his clowns.

 

[Number_25]

Movement and an instrument to identify direction?

A political organisation and a programme that they run?

I'm sure you have an inkling or you wouldn't have put those words in a sentence which suggests that you are trying to be naughty.

Compass has a political programme too, as do most organisational organisations related to the party.

 

[Number_25]

My bad mate.

It's alright.

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

The problem with Momentum is that they dare to change the way things are and therefore must be stopped at all costs. Political discourse for the establishment is much better when the difference in opinion between parties is very little if any at all.

I hope one day people realise there was never any cult, just a bunch of left wing people doing their best to get a left wing government elected.

The overlords and their minions are watching you, heritc!

 

[DanEFC92]

Keir should resign for the good of the party imo

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

Keir should resign for the good of the party imo

I'd suggest that you triangulate a spread of poll data from various sources as just going to yougov will have bias.

Besides I'd pay no heed to what people are saying at this point.

 

[davek]

That Starmer and Reeves response today: completely underwhelming. Two cardboard cut out members of the Establishment letting that lot off the hook when there's a disaster unfolding.

Get your act together.

 

[Charlie Sweet]

That Starmer and Reeves response today: completely underwhelming. Two cardboard cut out members of the Establishment letting that lot off the hook when there's a disaster unfolding.

Get your act together.

And corbyn was better?

 

[Harryflashman]

That Starmer and Reeves response today: completely underwhelming. Two cardboard cut out members of the Establishment letting that lot off the hook when there's a disaster unfolding.

Get your act together.

you get you’re just doing what those you hate did to Corbyn for years right ? Just jumped on everything , didn’t give him a second and were hyper critical of every decision or Action?

I’m not talking about those in positions of power and their machinations or scheming I’m talking about ‘labour leaning ‘ punters or posters who wouldn’t wear Corbyn for a second . Starmer won the vote , as the opposition to this shambles the likes of you , and many of us , need to give the bloke a chance to see what happens . If someone had been hammering Corbyn after a couple of weeks you’d been right apoplectic . We are where we are let’s give the bloke a chance whatever we think of the decision and if /when it goes wrong then I’ll not hold back either .

 

[NilSatisOptimum]

That Starmer and Reeves response today: completely underwhelming. Two cardboard cut out members of the Establishment letting that lot off the hook when there's a disaster unfolding.

Get your act together.

Starts tomorrow... There is no chance in the world Starmer going in hard against Etonian Party a without the cover parliament process ends well. Most media spoofed social media and for certain their forum acolytes up and down the country would squeel and bleat weaponisation to ad nauseam.

 

[peteblue]

Keir should resign for the good of the party imo

And this is his honeymoon period.....

 

[peteblue]

you get you’re just doing what those you hate did to Corbyn for years right ? Just jumped on everything , didn’t give him a second and were hyper critical of every decision or Action?

I’m not talking about those in positions of power and their machinations or scheming I’m talking about ‘labour leaning ‘ punters or posters who wouldn’t wear Corbyn for a second . Starmer won the vote , as the opposition to this shambles the likes of you , and many of us , need to give the bloke a chance to see what happens . If someone had been hammering Corbyn after a couple of weeks you’d been right apoplectic . We are where we are let’s give the bloke a chance whatever we think of the decision and if /when it goes wrong then I’ll not hold back either .

Tbf to Deve, he was hammering Starmer before he was appointed.....it’s one of the few things we agree on......

 

[davek]

And corbyn was better?

Erm, yes. He was.

 

[davek]

you get you’re just doing what those you hate did to Corbyn for years right ? Just jumped on everything , didn’t give him a second and were hyper critical of every decision or Action?

I’m not talking about those in positions of power and their machinations or scheming I’m talking about ‘labour leaning ‘ punters or posters who wouldn’t wear Corbyn for a second . Starmer won the vote , as the opposition to this shambles the likes of you , and many of us , need to give the bloke a chance to see what happens . If someone had been hammering Corbyn after a couple of weeks you’d been right apoplectic . We are where we are let’s give the bloke a chance whatever we think of the decision and if /when it goes wrong then I’ll not hold back either .

I've seen how he's responded to two massive issues so far: Covid19 and the LP internal report - the first he sat back on, the latter he sat on. I've also seen the team he's surrounded himself with.

The LP membership will repent at leisure for meekly surrendering the party over to Starmer and the LP right wing.