Keir Starmer

[BrianW]

I've been Labour all my life, but I'm Lib-Dem from now on. I am not keen on any of the Labour candidates, but that Nandy woman I actively despise.

 

[Ardwick Green Blue]

Starmer says he is going to make a case for retaining freedom of movement even though the UK is out of the EU.

That doesn't seem like a vote magnet to me.

 

[mexico1970]

Momentum smeared her with that jibe, Labour is still eating itself.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politic...contest-momentum-accused-smearing-lisa-nandy/

 

[smudgedj]

Starmer says he is going to make a case for retaining freedom of movement even though the UK is out of the EU.

That doesn't seem like a vote magnet to me.

It’s like they don’t listen.

 

[Ardwick Green Blue]

Starmer says he is going to make a case for retaining freedom of movement even though the UK is out of the EU.

That doesn't seem like a vote magnet to me.

It’s like they don’t listen.

Apart from RLB they are all trying to present themselves as being far more left wing than they really are in order to appeal to the membership. I saw a cracking reference to this saying they were all trying to be ‘prole-ier than thou’..

 

[Mazzarelli's Swiss Cheese]

Apart from RLB they are all trying to present themselves as being far more left wing than they really are in order to appeal to the membership. I saw a cracking reference to this saying they were all trying to be ‘prole-ier than thou’..

Sir Kier is particularly adept at saying whatever he thinks may propel him to power.

 

[Ban-jani]

Momentum smeared her with that jibe, Labour is still eating itself.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politic...contest-momentum-accused-smearing-lisa-nandy/

Good.
she can fuck off too.

 

[Ban-jani]

Starmer says he is going to make a case for retaining freedom of movement even though the UK is out of the EU.

That doesn't seem like a vote magnet to me.

So does Nandy and RLB.

They’re fucking morons.

 

[ganganvince]

Starmer says he is going to make a case for retaining freedom of movement even though the UK is out of the EU.

That doesn't seem like a vote magnet to me.

The single reason I voted out

 

[blueparrot]

The single reason I voted out

One of the most disappointing parts for me is to see my childrens freedom of movement taken away.

 

[Tanzeylee]

One of the most disappointing parts for me is to see my childrens freedom of movement taken away.

Can you explain to me why your children can't visit or work in other European countries

 

[blueparrot]

Can you explain to me why your children can't visit other European countries

They can. Not what FOM is though is it, otherwise we wouldn't have people so keen to stop it in our direction would we.

 

[Tanzeylee]

They can. Not what FOM is though is it, otherwise we wouldn't have people so keen to stop it in our direction would we.

I actually edited my question to add working so the same question plus the working bit applies

 

[blueparrot]

I actually edited my question to add working so the same question plus the working bit applies

Same answer, the reason people here are against FOM is to reduce the rights of eu members to move and work and be entitled to the same benefits as UK citizens, to control immigration . It's why those that voted no to stop FOM voted the way they did. Well those restrictions work in reverse the freedom of UK citizens are reduced too. Personally think that's a shame.

 

[hilts]

One of the most disappointing parts for me is to see my childrens freedom of movement taken away.

Don’t think I have been to any country in the world never mind Europe where there weren’t plenty of U.K. citizens working and living there. I’m pretty confident your children will be fine.

 

[blueparrot]

Don’t think I have been to any country in the world never mind Europe where there weren’t plenty of U.K. citizens working and living there. I’m pretty confident your children will be fine.

Sure they will , I don't think FOM was ever a problem for the UK , in fact think it worked well for us and we’ll miss it, and it will cause some industries problems. Certainly never caused a problem that I thought it was worth losing our FOM for.

 

[hilts]

Sure they will , I don't think FOM was ever a problem for the UK , in fact think it worked well for us and we’ll miss it, and it will cause some industries problems. Certainly never caused a problem that I thought it was worth losing our FOM for.

If it wasn’t for FOM we wouldn’t be leaving the EU so if you were/are a europhile ironically it was a big problem for you.

 

[blueparrot]

If it wasn’t for FOM we wouldn’t be leaving the EU so if you were/are a europhile ironically it was a big problem for you.

Put like that , yes it was.

 

[Tanzeylee]

Same answer, the reason people here are against FOM is to reduce the rights of eu members to move and work and be entitled to the same benefits as UK citizens, to control immigration . It's why those that voted no to stop FOM voted the way they did. Well those restrictions work in reverse the freedom of UK citizens are reduced too. Personally think that's a shame.

Your children will still be able to work visit and live in any country in Europe

 

[blueparrot]

Your children will still be able to work visit and live in any country in Europe

So removing FOM makes no difference ?