Next Labour Leader - Miliband Resigns

[Lucky13]

Corbyn is the only one of the four worth even listening to, ie. he's not a robot, but his politics will set the Labour Party back decades.

And even if he somehow became PM, he'd do the same for the country, given the chance.

It's the same old socialist point and tax rhetoric that lost them the last Election , he's not saying anything different to odd Ed.

For such a principled man of the people he hasn't had the courage to:

State what he would set the living wage at , he hid behind the TUC paymasters suggestion of £10 hr.

How he would better our Governments outstanding record of reducing unemployment.

Which of the @ 30 m working people , who are now paying less tax, would they hammer first , the last socialist Government abolished the 10% rate and upped 5m lowest paid workers to 20%.

Corbyn does stand out , only because he doesn't look the same as the other 3 grey suit robots but thankfully the message is still the same.

I hope he wins.

 

[gordondaviesmoustache]

Maybe he can answer for himself without you putting tired old cliches in his mind :)

Don't you mean "well established cliche"? :-)

 

[Silva_Spell]

Why would that be the case?

Is it because you are programmed to think that renationalisation of the Railways and the Utilities is a bad thing as it is Socialist and profit must always come before what is good for the nation?

Is it because you have been programmed to think that despite every study to the contrary you thik growing inequality is good for the country and that the pesky Socialist wants to stop it.

Is it because you dont believe women should have equaity, be paid the same and have the same opportunities than men?

Is it because you think lifetime learning is a bad thing and it is better to keep the proles ill educated?

Is it because you would rather the UK spent £100 billion on weapons we will never use?

Is it because you believe austerity is good for the country, seeing as though it has been such a success in Greece?

Is it because you believe the bedroom tax is fair?

Is it because "red" Jezza will make corporations who trade here pay tax on what the profits they make here?

Is it because you believe the NHS should be privatised?

Is it because "red" Jezza is a "red" and therefore must be a Stalinist and we know what a monster he was?

Is it because he talked with Hamas and seeks to find a solution to the Palestinian problem?

Or maybe is it because he is honest and therefore must be guilty of something like the other slimy bastards but has not yet been found out?



What im finding is that the more Corbyn is attacked and the more hysterical and baseless those attacks become, the more his lead in the Labour leadership polls become. It is funny that the more the media and political commentators tell us he is unelectable, the more electable he becomes. The more the idiotic Blairites tell us how wrong we are and Labour must be a party of the Neo Liberal centre ground, the more the Labour party membership support Corbyn. Under Corbyn there will be a clear choice for the UK electorate and at the last election there was little choice between Tory and Tory lite. The electorate didnt buy that and thought all the parties were the same.

If Corbyn wins at the next election the Labour party will stand on its principles and the electorate will have the option to decide on two different paths. It is a good thing. I ike Democracy and i want that choice, others should have it too.

Simply put, a) socialism was debunked as a system many, many decades ago, b) a free society can only carry so much socialism and c) people still remember the 70's.

Whilst I said he wasn't a robot, I never said he was honest.

 

[Rascal]

Simply put, a) socialism was debunked as a system many, many decades ago, b) a free society can only carry so much socialism and c) people still remember the 70's.

Whilst I said he wasn't a robot, I never said he was honest.

a) Who debunked this Socialism?

b) Socialism offers more freedom than capitalism.

c) I remember the 70s too. I suppose it was Socialisms fault that there was an Oil crisis. Socialism was to blame for the Tory PM Heath introducing us to the three day week and joining the EU, and Thatcher taking milk off poor kids. People forget Labour inherited a total disaster of a country when Heath was defeated.

 

[SWP's back]

Why would that be the case?

Is it because you are programmed to think that renationalisation of the Railways and the Utilities is a bad thing as it is Socialist and profit must always come before what is good for the nation?

Is it because you have been programmed to think that despite every study to the contrary you thik growing inequality is good for the country and that the pesky Socialist wants to stop it.

Is it because you dont believe women should have equaity, be paid the same and have the same opportunities than men?

Is it because you think lifetime learning is a bad thing and it is better to keep the proles ill educated?

Is it because you would rather the UK spent £100 billion on weapons we will never use?

Is it because you believe austerity is good for the country, seeing as though it has been such a success in Greece?

Is it because you believe the bedroom tax is fair?

Is it because "red" Jezza will make corporations who trade here pay tax on what the profits they make here?

Is it because you believe the NHS should be privatised?

Is it because "red" Jezza is a "red" and therefore must be a Stalinist and we know what a monster he was?

Is it because he talked with Hamas and seeks to find a solution to the Palestinian problem?

Or maybe is it because he is honest and therefore must be guilty of something like the other slimy bastards but has not yet been found out?



What im finding is that the more Corbyn is attacked and the more hysterical and baseless those attacks become, the more his lead in the Labour leadership polls become. It is funny that the more the media and political commentators tell us he is unelectable, the more electable he becomes. The more the idiotic Blairites tell us how wrong we are and Labour must be a party of the Neo Liberal centre ground, the more the Labour party membership support Corbyn. Under Corbyn there will be a clear choice for the UK electorate and at the last election there was little choice between Tory and Tory lite. The electorate didnt buy that and thought all the parties were the same.

If Corbyn wins at the next election the Labour party will stand on its principles and the electorate will have the option to decide on two different paths. It is a good thing. I ike Democracy and i want that choice, others should have it too.

Yes

 

[SWP's back]

Maybe he can answer for himself without you putting tired old cliches in his mind :)

Why? You did a pretty good job of putting answers in his mouth.

 

[west didsblue]

a) Who debunked this Socialism?

b) Socialism offers more freedom than capitalism.

c) I remember the 70s too. I suppose it was Socialisms fault that there was an Oil crisis. Socialism was to blame for the Tory PM Heath introducing us to the three day week and joining the EU, and Thatcher taking milk off poor kids. People forget Labour inherited a total disaster of a country when Heath was defeated.

You might remember the 70s, but you don't appear to remember why Heath brought in the 3 day week. It was nothing to do with the oil crisis; it was because the socialist National Union of Mineworkers first of all worked to rule, then went on strike after rejecting a huge offer of a pay rise.
Labour inherited a total disaster of a country because the country was being held to ransom by the socialist trade unions.

 

[cibaman]

Now that it seems that Corbyn's got the leader's job nailed on, who are we likely to see in the Shadow Cabinet?

Will he stick with the MPs that nominated him because they wanted him to get the job or go for a broader church? Will any big hitters or supporters of Cooper or Burnham accept a post or will they distance themselves from him in the expectation that he doesn't last long?

I could see John McDonnell perhaps as Shadow Chancellor. Could be a role for Jon Cruddas if he wants one. Corbyn's said that half of his cabinet would be female so presumably half of his shadow cabinet will be. Which job will Dianne Abbott get? Dennis Skinner for Chief Whip?

 

[hilts]

Is the answer?, Crucify the horrible cheating **** and give his money to a homeless charity?

Or is it pursue him with the full force of the law and make him pay his fair share and give him a jail term of a similar length to a person who falsely claimed welfare?

And this is your common black spot, a story about welfare abuse you will dismiss,make excuses and claim the number of people doing it is so low it isn't even worth concerning ourselves

However a rich bloke taking the piss and you can't wait to jump on the injustice of it all

If something is wrong it is wrong, deal with it if possible and then move on, welfare dependency and the greed of the wealthy doesn't do society any good, if labour could grasp this concept they might do okay

 

[kas_tippler]

You might remember the 70s, but you don't appear to remember why Heath brought in the 3 day week. It was nothing to do with the oil crisis; it was because the socialist National Union of Mineworkers first of all worked to rule, then went on strike after rejecting a huge offer of a pay rise.
Labour inherited a total disaster of a country because the country was being held to ransom by the socialist trade unions.

The 70's was the most dark depressing decade, basically the unions tried to hold the government to ransom by demanding ludicrous pay deals. Also the majority of people were bone idle and work shy!