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It's pretty disgraceful how labour, the tories and the lib dems always made it personal with Farage too, Farage got it a million times worse than Corbyn.
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It's pretty disgraceful how labour, the tories and the lib dems always made it personal with Farage too, Farage got it a million times worse than Corbyn.
jakarta
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That's the way to engage with potential voters...
I'm a racist, xenophobic, nazi fruit cake looney. Being called names worked well at the last general election, and the referendum.
Weststander
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Great response. Nearly as well thought out as the one I quoted. No one's going to f*** with your critical thinking, unimpeachable logic and minute attention to detail, that's for sure.
I just had you down as paranoid.
Weststander
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You really are a serious and miserable soul. Cheer up, Corbyn may be leading a government of your choice come June. Early days to be so angry.
Wrong-Direction
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deletebeepbeepbeep
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Weststander the reason he is so upset and angry is because he KNOWS effectual opposition to the Tories and Brexit, particularly Labour and Brighton are indeed definitely politically irrelevant right now. He is lashing out. I should feel empathy (as I am told too these days when confronted with a mentally tortured individual) Instead I am laughing.
Weststander
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Taking the P out of one his hero's, comrade Abbott, was a step too far.
Indeed. Noticed how quick UKIP and racism came off his keyboard fingers. Wow
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pb21
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Is she actually a robot?
Another one who reads one word and sees a million. Where did I say I was a Corbyn supporter?
I'm not and never have been. I'm a classic Social Democratic, veering between the right of the Labour party, the left of the Lib Dems and the more sensible Greens. I always tend to gravitate to the centre ground and to a good local candidate. Just like 2015 I will be looking at every party's main pledges and looking at the likely character of all the main parties' candidates before voting.
You, on the other hand, may be hilariously light hearted - after all if you can't have a good laugh when choosing the government that's going to enact Brexit and possibly play war games with South Korea, when can you - but you're totally wrong about political irrelevance. Brighton Kemp Town is relevant as a Tory seat with a tiny majority. Pavilion is relevant for having the country's only Green MP. Hove is a massive swing seat. Meanwhile, like it or not, Corbyn and Abbot have moved the Labour party staggeringly to the left, gained it the most members it has ever had and put real socialism back in to the debate.
I've no doubt that the Tories will win with a huge, chucklesome landslide but the very seats and people you claim are irrelevant may be the reason that occurs.
Weststander
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Similar to when Gordon Brown whispered to his aide about the "bigoted woman", who was a lifelong Labour supporter politely asking him a couple of questions about the level of immigration.
Tarring anyone with concerns. Ended up being the quiet majority.
Weststander
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But have made Labour completely unelectable. Policies or well known strong views which are Anti American, Anti NATO, Anti Capitalism, republican, command economics, big government (more controls, laws, quangos), high tax and spend economics ... may excite 20% of the UK population, but nothing will come of it.
Surely the type of Labour expounded by the Peter Kyle's and the lifelong Labour Party leaders being squeezed out of their own party in B & H, give socialists the best chance at elections?
The Momentum and Len McCluskey wing will hand the country to your political enemies.
In case you hadn't noticed, you have 10,543 other posts besides your 'one paragraph response'. Thankfully, I haven't read them all, but there have been quite a few on this thread, and they all build up a picture. And what you were implying was very clear.
And no, I've no desire to list the things I think are important from today's news stories, although speeches made by Bojo himself and by Merkel are probably a lot more significant than anything concerning Bojo's sister......or the Limp Dems for that matter.
deletebeepbeepbeep
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I saw the first tweet and assumed it was satire.
See, I agree with that 100%.
So true, his job is done, yet still many on here bring him and UKIP in to the debate.......let it go now, concentrate on who will lead this country forward, Labour