General Election - December 12th, 2019

[TheRemainsOfTheDave]

Although it's not gone the way I wanted it to, I understand the reasons why people didn't want Corbyn and wanted Brexit. I may not agree but it's happened.

Anyway now that ones done if there is one thing I could wish for it would be unity across the country, sick of the devicisiveness that's plagued this country for 3 years.

However I just don't see it going away. We have a racist homophobe as prime minister (BAME will feel more isolated than ever), there's a serious issue on the horizon with Northern Ireland and Scotland's stance couldn't be clearer.

Merry Christmas. :)

So you want to try heal the divisions by throwing accusations?

 

[red 2 hats]

Common sense prevails, Johnson is a bumbling buffoon, but Corbyn, McDonnell, Abbott and co are fucking useless and not to be trusted (I know Johnson is a lieing prick).
If Labour hadn't been sucked in by momentum and had a more central leader who respected and honoured the referendum, they would of pissed this election.

 

[urban genie]

Do you still think that we centrist traditional Labour voters are not needed and should fuck off

Of course you will say a resounding YES to that - but inside you must be really hurting as you try to hide from reality

Labour have lost for fudging their brexit stance, burnley, dudley, west brom etc was lost because of that, 4 election lost now, two as centrist and two as socialists, all because we never tapped into voters feelings at those times.

"Get brexit done" a direct yet misleading soundbite won over labours message.


Though I said corbyn could go months ago, as least he is doing the decent thing and not trying to hold onto power.

Fuck knows who comes next, I would prefer clive Lewis, rayner or starmer rather than a philips or cooper

 

[MCFC1993]

So you want to try heal the divisions by throwing accusations?

No accusations, comments about the prime minister are true and in the public eye for everyone to see and Scotland and Northern Ireland have clearly voted against the government.

We may have a majority government now but the divides couldn't be anymore obvious.

 

[mcfc1632]

You think Labour supporters are going to become Tories because of tonight?

You need to stop fucking around with fairies at the bottom of the garden.

Well the answer is clearly no!!

But as the penny not dropped yet - the issue/challenge is for the Corbyn/McDonnell party to get traditional Labour voters to vote for them

If only you - and more importantly the LP leadership - rather than telling us to fuck off, had listened when we said that you need us and then should be movement back towards the centre ground to secure us

 

[mcfc1632]

well nearly 6,000 per seat so far are no longer Labour voters, so what the fuck are they now?

I suggest Labour voters - unfortunately the Labour Party does not exist at this time

 

[mcfc1632]

Left wing Labour members now tearing strips off Corbyn for not backing brexit enough.

YCNMIU

Delicious to hear them

 

[TheRemainsOfTheDave]

No accusations, comments about the prime minister are true and in the public eye for everyone to see and Scotland and Northern Ireland have clearly voted against the government.

We may have a majority government now but the divides couldn't be anymore obvious.

Things he has said might be fact but it is only opinions of these things that he is accused of, usually by people who fundamentally disagree with him. It's this turning of opinion to fact that underpins the ugliness of politics. Once that is understood then a more respectful type of campaigning can happen.

 

[Ifwecouldjust.......]

SNP going for independence referendum ............ that didn't take her long did it? Irish have already set up a working party to see how they could do the same.





You wanted your Brexit so bad didn't you? Now it could just be England trying for a trade deal with the EU ..... A severely weakened position.

 

[BLUEMATT23]

Well done boris and Conservatives for standing up for democracy.
Labour's shambolic campaign and traitous approach to Brexit has cost them dearly as predicted.
The leaflet through my door from Labour said people would get a final say on Brexit.
We did that in 2016 Labour, you ignored the people.