I wouldn't deny that it is a major issue, but there's no equivalent to the Corbyn problem in the Tories.
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I wouldn't deny that it is a major issue, but there's no equivalent to the Corbyn problem in the Tories.
bluejon
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True. This response from Corbyn sums the man up for me:I wouldn't deny that it is a major issue, but there's no equivalent to the Corbyn problem in the Tories.
"I am disappointed that these MPs have felt unable to continue to work together for the Labour policies that
inspired millions at the last election and saw us increase our vote by the largest share since 1945.”
Yes Jeremy, you mean the last election that you lost.
jay_mcfc
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Wow!
Talk about whataboutery!!!
Your post is truly a classic.
It has been for some time now. There is no doubt the hard left are anti-semitic.
A disgusting political party with a shithouse rat as their leader.
Not half as shithousery as this. It's getting tiresome listening to people like you talking about cults and extremism. I joined the Labour party two years ago because of JC because of his promises to invest in public services and other policies in the brilliant manifesto of 2017. A manifesto that attracted millions back to the party and helped Labour become the biggest party in Europe membership wise. If that makes me a cultist anti-semite then you better tell my Jewish wife and her family.
urban genie
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Good for them. All their speeches Resonated with me.
I don’t want to vote for toffs and I don’t want to vote for bullying commies
I hope they are successful and it has appeal and more people join them.
The country needs this.
What also a group with outdated politics, what they see as a model colasped in 2008 and has failed globally.
jay_mcfc
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It’s like that now!,!,
Because of Brexit. It will calm down eventually.
kevin horlocks wand
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I wouldn't deny that it is a major issue, but there's no equivalent to the Corbyn problem in the Tories.
Corbyn is just the weak frontman manipulated by McDonnell and the hard line commies who take advantage of his flip flopping lack of backbone.
He is a great leader for the commies as he just blows in the wind like a fart and does as he is told by his master.
jay_mcfc
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What also a group with outdated politics, what they see as a model colasped in 2008 and has failed globally.
Yep. Nothing new from this lot. Just a turn of the clock back to Blair. How's that going for Macron and across Europe in general?
jay_mcfc
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True. This response from Corbyn sums the man up for me:
"I am disappointed that these MPs have felt unable to continue to work together for the Labour policies that
inspired millions at the last election and saw us increase our vote by the largest share since 1945.”
Yes Jeremy, you mean the last election that you lost.
After being 25 points behind in the polls....
Ifwecouldjust.......
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Oh look ...... Hatie Kopkins has just tweeted in support.... thats the Kiss of Death