Banned Tosspot
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How he's on here and Michael McIntyre is a millionaire, I'll never know.
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Keir Starmer
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Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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They could have had one but chose the wrong Milliband.
Indeed they did, but anything with whiff of Blairism was anathema to the emerging Labour Party. David was far more electable than Eddie!
urban genie
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Indeed they did, but anything with whiff of Blairism was anathema to the emerging Labour Party. David was far more electable than Eddie!
The question is would the smears on thier father and the antisemetic treatment that happened to Ed by the likes of the mail plus the constant attacks on him as a person have happened to his brother?
Chippy_boy
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Doesn't make it wrong though. The first step to recovering from e.g. alcoholism is admitting to yourself that you have a problem.Straight out of the Daily Mail/Express/Telegraph*
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And you still haven't taken that first step. You cannot simply burden the country with much more debt and businesses with much more cost, and expect no negative impact from this. Labour are always focusing on what to spend money on and never thinking about the adverse effects caused by taking the money.
Once you admit this, maybe you can start to put some policies together which people might find more credible.
Len Rum
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This sums up the election well.I don't blame people for rejecting labour because they feel brexit will somehow save their area and improve things or because they don't trust some olld guy who is a london MP and seen as not relatable.
But if they believe what they have chosen is going to improve life for them, then they will be dissapointed.
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Yes, I think with the benefit of hindsight that decision has very much shaped politicsThey could have had one but chose the wrong Milliband.
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Like a sort of Jeremy Milliband you mean.They need to discover a leader and an identity somewhere in between momentum and the blairite plastics.
Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese
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More of an ed corbyn ;-)Like a sort of Jeremy Milliband you mean.
Ardwick Green Blue
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Hopefully they will choose Rebecca Long-Bailey.
Incredibly, she is even thicker than Corbyn.
Incredibly, she is even thicker than Corbyn.
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What I will say to any like the chumps on social media saying they are leaving labour with jezza because they only joined because of him.
Well you told people who left labour when he was appointed to fuck off, so you can also do the same and fuck off then, it is as pathetic as those that blindly followed the new labour/progress ideology and left because we went slightly left wing.
You are either commited and in labour fighting for labour values or just hangers on.
I wil stay and support labour as I did under kinnock, smith, blair(except once tbh) brown, milliband and corbyn.
Even if I didn't agree all the time with the party and direction, they were always gonna fight my corner better than the tories.
Well you told people who left labour when he was appointed to fuck off, so you can also do the same and fuck off then, it is as pathetic as those that blindly followed the new labour/progress ideology and left because we went slightly left wing.
You are either commited and in labour fighting for labour values or just hangers on.
I wil stay and support labour as I did under kinnock, smith, blair(except once tbh) brown, milliband and corbyn.
Even if I didn't agree all the time with the party and direction, they were always gonna fight my corner better than the tories.