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Keir Starmer
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Working class Tories belittling the result yet they live in a world of voting for a party that decides how much lube they are allowed to use before fucking them over again and again and again. Stockholm syndrome victims.
urban genie
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The Delusion never goes away does it?
Anyone calling others "Comrade" needs to give their head a serious wobble!
That terminology belongs in the 1930's as does your preferred left wing ideology.
You will find comrade is a universal word real hard line leftie use tovarisch
Gabriel
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Country needs and deserves competent leaders in all parties, now more than ever, and it also needs leaders that can put the country's survival ahead of all party preferences and party squabbles. Wish him and all well in that task and pray that they can cooperate and collaborate to that end.
carlosthejackal
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Hopefully get a strong and competent opposition party , no matter which party is in power strong opposition is imperative.
Ancient Citizen
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The reason being, that after Labour has been in, many of them aren't working, no matter what class they are.Working class Tories belittling the result yet they live in a world of voting for a party that decides how much lube they are allowed to use before fucking them over again and again and again. Stockholm syndrome victims.
So lube is well down the list of priorities if you're living on the dole.
PannickAtTheDisco
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Good
Fame Monster
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The country needs a decent opposition more than ever. I’m not sure this will be it. I still think a lot of people will struggle to vote Labour while Corbyn, McDonnell, Burgon, and the class of 2019 are still in the party but we will see.
Prestwich_Blue
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His credentials are actually more "working class" than the former leader, who grew up in a Manor House and went to fed-paying schools. Starmer's father was a toolmaker & his mother a nurse. They lived in South London, not in the country like Corbyn. And he made his money by being very good at what he does, which was being a barrister.So a knight and multi millionaire QC leading the Labour Party, his working class credentials for the modern Labour Party are impeccable!!
And his wife's family is Jewish...haha.
And with his wife (and therefore his children) being Jewish, hopefully he'll take some real action against that rat's nest of racists that Corbyn encouraged. Starting with nutters like Willsman on the NEC.
BlueAnorak
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Good.
I may be able to vote Labour at the next GE. Somthing that has been impossible to do in 2017 and 2019
I may be able to vote Labour at the next GE. Somthing that has been impossible to do in 2017 and 2019
Ancient Citizen
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Didn't Starmer's father own a tool making company?His credentials are actually more "working class" than the former leader, who grew up in a Manor House and went to fed-paying schools. Starmer's father was a toolmaker & his mother a nurse. They lived in South London, not in the country like Corbyn. And he made his money by being very good at what he does, which was being a barrister.
And with his wife (and therefore his children) being Jewish, hopefully he'll take some real action against that rat's nest of racists that Corbyn encouraged. Starting with nutters like Willsman on the NEC.
I'm not sure, but think I read it somewhere, if it's true his background may not be so working class.
I agree with purging the anti Semite rabble that infected the party, and hope it's the first thing he does.
Saddleworth2
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I’m glad he won. Let’s see if he can make the party credible again.
kevin horlocks wand
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Compared to other candidates this is a good selection for labour. Big job as the Corbynites are so loyal to Jezza.
I hope the hard left don’t undermine him all the time, his job is going to be hard enough.
I hope the hard left don’t undermine him all the time, his job is going to be hard enough.
Churchlawtonblue
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Simply not electable, another London based, anti brexit champagne socialist completely out of touch with Labour's working class. How many times is this stupid party going to shoot itself in the foot? This country needed a credible electable opposition.
Bigga
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You forgot their all time favourite...
The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS!
The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS!
The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS!
The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS! The NHS!
I bet you keep your windows and doors shut every Thurs at 8pm...
Alan Harper's Tash
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Simply not electable, another London based, anti brexit champagne socialist completely out of touch with Labour's working class. How many times is this stupid party going to shoot itself in the foot? This country needed a credible electable opposition.
You wouldn’t have voted labour with any of the choices put forward, so they haven’t lost a vote.
This seems bizarre to say, but Brexit isn’t going to be at the forefront of peoples’ minds for quite some time.
Whoever they appointed couldn’t be as socialist as Boris is currently forced to be.
People might cotton on to the fact that socialist policies have to form part of any government’s ideology and be more accepting of a few more once this pandemic finishes.
jazzy
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He is about as electable as dead fish . Labour are truly fucked as a political force
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*cough* govt of national unity *cough*
Churchlawtonblue
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You wouldn’t have voted labour with any of the choices put forward, so they haven’t lost a vote.
Haha, how do you know what or who I would vote for in the future. You don't!
Answer my other points if you can.
Tbh I would be surprised if brexit now happened. The western world is in a bit of a mess and the EU has been completely sidelined and made irrelevant by events. Will be surprised if it survived at least in its present form. So you could be right that Brexit might not be an issue for Starmer.