[Politics] Next leader of the Labour party

[amexer]

Sorry you feel offended by it but HT is absolutely right. The morons voted for an incompetent lying toad who literally hides from scrutiny and has no interest in the common working man. Accountability was meaningless to these cretins because, er, BREXIT, but say "Get Brexit done" often enough and power was assured.

Well they got what they wanted: a clown who didn't bother with managing middle England's floods and won't bothering with their job security if it gets in the way of a Brexit deal even if it is a horrific one.

But I say f*ck 'em. They voted for this mess, they are complete simpletons for doing so, and I really don't care if you think it makes me elitist.

How were they supposed to have managed floods

 

[amexer]

Because it's not possible to stand as deputy and as leader. Jess Philips was nominated as deputy leader in this election but declined the nomination as she went for the position of leader

Thank you Now understand system. However to get the the 2 best people for 2 top jobs would it not make more sense to have leadership election and then have election for deputy.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

The gift that keeps on giving.

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Did you just put a Hitler tash on Long-Bailey? Jeez, you're right, you're not a Tory, you're something far worse. Odious thing to do.

 

[Gwylan]

Thank you Now understand system. However to get the the 2 best people for 2 top jobs would it not make more sense to have leadership election and then have election for deputy.

That used to be the case - Roy Hattersley stood as leader and deputy in 1983 (and became deputy to Kinnock). I'm not sure when it was changed ... or why

 

[Titanic]

Did you just put a Hitler tash on Long-Bailey? Jeez, you're right, you're not a Tory, you're something far worse. Odious thing to do.

 

[Kalimantan Gull]

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Is that supposed to be an equivalence?

Jeez, the ****ing state of our political discourse today. On one hand you've got an anti-semitism probe within the Labour party, so a candidate for leadership of that party, who has committed to expelling anti-semitism from the party, is dressed up as Hitler (possibly by the poster himself) - someone who is clearly famous for ordering the execution of millions of Jews.

On the other hand you have someone accused of being a bully by the staff of three separate government departments, who has either ignored or rejected these complaints and apparently seems to revel in the description of being a tough no-nonsense minister, drawn as a bull. (=bully, get it?)

I ask again, are you seriously saying this is an equivalence?

Are you also a moderator on here? pathetic.

 

[portslade seagull]

Is that supposed to be an equivalence?

Jeez, the ****ing state of our political discourse today. On one hand you've got an anti-semitism probe within the Labour party, so a candidate for leadership of that party, who has committed to expelling anti-semitism from the party, is dressed up as Hitler (possibly by the poster himself) - someone who is clearly famous for ordering the execution of millions of Jews.

On the other hand you have someone accused of being a bully by the staff of three separate government departments, who has either ignored or rejected these complaints and apparently seems to revel in the description of being a tough no-nonsense minister, drawn as a bull. (=bully, get it?)

I ask again, are you seriously saying this is an equivalence?

Are you also a moderator on here? pathetic.

Concocted stories you mean from miffed employees

 

[Bold Seagull]

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Bullying = bull
Left wing = Hitler

 

[Weststander]

How were they supposed to have managed floods

By stopping the record rainfall of course. Corbyn would've achieved that.

 

[Guinness Boy]

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Surely it would have been funnier to put her in a red and white striped shirt with a dart in her hand and photoshopped her between Jim Bowen, a tankard and a fat couple from Barnsley?


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[Baker lite]

Surely it would have been funnier to put her in a red and white striped shirt with a dart in her hand and photoshopped her between Jim Bowen, a tankard and a fat couple from Barnsley?


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Shocking racism from the Grauniad, am I surprised?

 

[Guinness Boy]

Shocking racism from the Grauniad, am I surprised?

Shocking trolling from you which I trust is going to stop after this post..........

 

[Baker lite]

Shocking trolling from you which I trust is going to stop after this post..........

If you say so, it is My opinion that that cartoon from the Grauniad is reminiscent of the anti Semitic cartoons of the last century,I find them offensive, are you telling I’m not to be offended by this filth? Well I am offended.

 

[Bold Seagull]

Shocking trolling from you which I trust is going to stop after this post..........

Please do us all a favour!

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Please do us all a favour!

Having won Brexit and won the Boris election, why would anyone keep digging, unless they are an utter bellend?

















Oh.

 

[maltaseagull]

By stopping the record rainfall of course. Corbyn would've achieved that.

Wouldn't have stopped it.

They would ensure a fairer spread of rain so the wettest got less and the driest got more.

 

[Simster]

How were they supposed to have managed floods

By stopping the record rainfall of course. Corbyn would've achieved that.

Clearly I didn't mean it was the PM's fault that the rain caused flooding.

However, I tell you what Corbyn would have done - he'd have been right there on the coal face, empathising with those most affected and announcing a COBR and various (admittedly costly) measures to ensure those whose businesses and homes were most severely impacted received the support they needed.

What he probably wouldn't have done, is continue on his Caribbean holiday paid for by one of his Tory party donor chums. To be fair, this applies to pretty much every political leader except the useless we have in charge.

 

[Gwylan]

Wouldn't have stopped it.

They would ensure a fairer spread of rain so the wettest got less and the driest got more.

The rain it raineth on the just
And also on the unjust fella;
But chiefly on the just, because
The unjust hath the just’s umbrella.

 

[Wrong-Direction]

The cockwobble Morgan and the bimbo slapper next to him done a great job laying into Labour this morning, it's a dangerous show and they have have alot to answer for dividing the country

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[Baker lite]

Clearly I didn't mean it was the PM's fault that the rain caused flooding.

However, I tell you what Corbyn would have done - he'd have been right there on the coal face, empathising with those most affected and announcing a COBR and various (admittedly costly) measures to ensure those whose businesses and homes were most severely impacted received the support they needed.

What he probably wouldn't have done, is continue on his Caribbean holiday paid for by one of his Tory party donor chums. To be fair, this applies to pretty much every political leader except the useless we have in charge.

LOL