Current Affairs UK General Election July

[JimmyJeffers]

Good

Sound aye. We should get rid of the NHS as well as its ‘socialist’ healthcare.

Decimate all public services. Excellent news that the left has been trounced.

 

[Walken]

And you clearly have no comeback to refute any of that. Like the man himself when he's pushed to explain his past associations and friendships with the likes of Hamas, IRA figures, criminally convicted anti-semites, etc.

Game. Set. Match.

Yes what a tremendous self annointed victory.

I'll respond to your diatribe after work if it means so much to you,

 

[JimmyJeffers]

‘left wing politics is naive’

‘Complains about not being able to get a GP appointment’

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Do enjoy the way these threads often have a Corbyn bomb dropped on them.

 

[Charro]

Then why do they want rid of him in the first vote since he lost the Labour whip?

He's a career oppositionist, all he's ever cared about is leading a protest movement and only engaging with people whom already agree with him. He handed the keys to No.10 to the two worst Tory PMs in history, May then Johnson. All whilst cheering about "winning the argument". Cause that makes a difference in people's lives doesn't it Jeremy. Whenever he appears on mainstream TV and has his positions and past allegiences challenged by adept interviewers, without fail he loses his rag and resorts to petutalance. Quite simply he's a joke of a political leader, with evidence being born out of the fact he can't even retain his constituency without the party's help.

Yes he's a more fundamentally decent human being that most of the Tory mob we've been subjected too over the last 14 years. However, that doesn't mean he isn't a ridiculous figure with his supporters actual rivalling Trump's in terms of sheer lunacy to defend him at all costs, and ignore readily available facts about his record.

It's touch and go according to yougov, but I wouldn't be surprised if he lost it.

I think you're completely wrong with your view on him and find it sad how people like Corbyn getting kicked out the party is celebrated.

I agree he was a poor leader, but he should always be a part of the labour movement.

It's very dangerous what's happening within the labour party at the moment. We shouldn't be celebrating it, we should be protesting it.

You either care about the labour movement, and left wing politics, or you don't and are happy as long as the tories aren't in power.

 

[summerisle]

Your daily Daily Telegraph update.

 

[Prevenger17]

Do enjoy the way these threads often have a Corbyn bomb dropped on them.

GOT is always first for hard-hitting and super-relevant political takes. Has anyone heard that new song Gangnam Style yet?

 

[mightymoyes]

just to lighten the mood from the centrist dweebs slagging corbyn again

 

[Ming the merciless]

Extremist might be harsh, but he was a crap leader and lost two winnable elections.

This has always been a simple point for me, do you want Corbyn (or a politician with similar views) and for labour to be in eternal opposition or a centre left labour party in power. It's an easy choice. The alternative is this rabbid lot of corrupt tories

Wake me up when we get a centre left Labour Party in power.

 

[jazzy]

It's touch and go according to yougov, but I wouldn't be surprised if he lost it.

I think you're completely wrong with your view on him and find it sad how people like Corbyn getting kicked out the party is celebrated.

I agree he was a poor leader, but he should always be a part of the labour movement.

It's very dangerous what's happening within the labour party at the moment. We shouldn't be celebrating it, we should be protesting it.

You either care about the labour movement, and left wing politics, or you don't and are happy as long as the tories aren't in power.

Your final paragraph is nonsense.
I was delighted to campaign for a Blair victory and the policies that he promoted.

 

[Charro]

Your final paragraph is nonsense.
I was delighted to campaign for a Blair victory and the policies that he promoted.

A man who changed the name of the party because it didn't represent the labour movement anymore.

The Blair government did some good things, but long term I beleive it's been more damaging to the labour party.

Nobody knows what it should be anymore which is why we have the constant infighting. Blair, Starmer, Corbyn, there's a place for all of these in the labour party, but we're being made to pick sides.

What has happened to Corbyn, and others on the left is not good for the labour party.

 

[Spadge Vernacular]

it is funny to see the Corbeebies clucking away

 

[Charro]

Yet again, it was others who brought him up spouting a load of ill-informed rubbish.

 

[jazzy]

A man who changed the name of the party because it didn't represent the labour movement anymore.

The Blair government did some good things, but long term I beleive it's been more damaging to the labour party.

Nobody knows what it should be anymore which is why we have the constant infighting. Blair, Starmer, Corbyn, there's a place for all of these in the labour party, but we're being made to pick sides.

What has happened to Corbyn, and others on the left is not good for the labour party.

I respectfully disagree but of course it's all about opinions.

 

[Milkman]

A man who changed the name of the party because it didn't represent the labour movement anymore.

The Blair government did some good things, but long term I beleive it's been more damaging to the labour party.

Nobody knows what it should be anymore which is why we have the constant infighting. Blair, Starmer, Corbyn, there's a place for all of these in the labour party, but we're being made to pick sides.

What has happened to Corbyn, and others on the left is not good for the labour party.

Funny how factionalism within the Labour party, much like antisemitism, was only really worth reporting on daily during the Corbyn years.