| Corbyn 21:37 - Jun 13 with 11431 views | Darran |
Needs to resign now. Labour is a disaster. |  |
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| Corbyn on 07:02 - Jun 15 with 1997 views | Lohengrin |
| Corbyn on 21:28 - Jun 14 by londonlisa2001 |
Everyone who has the faintest idea about the economy of this country thinks Free trade between the UK and the EU is essential. |
You know I’m an outspoken advocate for European unity, that’s not the issue. I’m talking about the Liberal commitment to globalism. It’s a rigged game where the third world is ruthlessly exploited and our own people are turned out of work. Every derelict factory, every home repossessed and every child reliant on free school meals from Cardigan to Carlisle bears its own testament. |  |
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| Corbyn on 07:44 - Jun 15 with 1955 views | Private_Partz |
| Corbyn on 16:06 - Jun 14 by omarjack |
Corbyn is a bit too extreme for me I would say. But I still rate him as a human being who always stood for what is right. Hope he smashes the right wing c*nts. That's the priority. Then the left and the centre can perhaps negotiate with sense and reason and construct together without the involvements of far-right pedophiles and fascists. |
Why is he too extreme in your eyes? Darr can answer that one as well.
Masses of anti Corbyn spouting going on here but no actual points raised as to why he is 'unelectable'.
A strange comment when both Parties are neck and neck in the polls after Labour being 20 points behind in the last election.
My only grouse with him is the Brexit stance. Had Labour taken a more anti Brexit role they would be streets ahead now.
Still one more election campaign, where Corbyn will get equal media coverage, and Labour should do it. |  |
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| Corbyn on 08:42 - Jun 15 with 1925 views | Batterseajack |
| Corbyn on 07:02 - Jun 15 by Lohengrin |
You know I’m an outspoken advocate for European unity, that’s not the issue. I’m talking about the Liberal commitment to globalism. It’s a rigged game where the third world is ruthlessly exploited and our own people are turned out of work. Every derelict factory, every home repossessed and every child reliant on free school meals from Cardigan to Carlisle bears its own testament. |
Correct me if I’m wrong, but isnt the Leave vote a vote for more globalism? The premise being that we can cut better deals with the rest of the world than we currently do through the EU and potentially unlock new markets. The EU is supposedly protectionist and not as outwood reaching a a global britain. So to be bettter off than we are now we must make up the short fall in trade with Europe by reaching out more to developing economies around the world. At least within Europe, most of the economies are relatable sizes to our own and within developed countries, but with developing economies around the world the playing field might not as level. [Post edited 15 Jun 2018 8:44]
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| Corbyn on 08:58 - Jun 15 with 1914 views | controversial_jack |
| Corbyn on 08:42 - Jun 15 by Batterseajack |
Correct me if I’m wrong, but isnt the Leave vote a vote for more globalism? The premise being that we can cut better deals with the rest of the world than we currently do through the EU and potentially unlock new markets. The EU is supposedly protectionist and not as outwood reaching a a global britain. So to be bettter off than we are now we must make up the short fall in trade with Europe by reaching out more to developing economies around the world. At least within Europe, most of the economies are relatable sizes to our own and within developed countries, but with developing economies around the world the playing field might not as level. [Post edited 15 Jun 2018 8:44]
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You are probably correct.Other nations are not exactly rushing to deals with us and why would they? They already have their deals in place and the Uk is not a particularly attractive market as we will no longer have access to the EU market, also any agreements will be on their terms not ours.I cannot believe how anyone would have voted to leave | | | |
| Corbyn on 09:26 - Jun 15 with 1890 views | Batterseajack |
| Corbyn on 08:58 - Jun 15 by controversial_jack |
You are probably correct.Other nations are not exactly rushing to deals with us and why would they? They already have their deals in place and the Uk is not a particularly attractive market as we will no longer have access to the EU market, also any agreements will be on their terms not ours.I cannot believe how anyone would have voted to leave |
Well, i'm sure most countries will happily to sell us their stuff with minimal negotiation, but for us to sell to them, maybe not. | | | |
| Corbyn on 09:26 - Jun 15 with 1890 views | omarjack |
| Corbyn on 07:44 - Jun 15 by Private_Partz |
Why is he too extreme in your eyes? Darr can answer that one as well.
Masses of anti Corbyn spouting going on here but no actual points raised as to why he is 'unelectable'.
A strange comment when both Parties are neck and neck in the polls after Labour being 20 points behind in the last election.
My only grouse with him is the Brexit stance. Had Labour taken a more anti Brexit role they would be streets ahead now.
Still one more election campaign, where Corbyn will get equal media coverage, and Labour should do it. |
I didn't mean he's extreme in the sense that he's a radical.
I'm more of a centrist with clear left leaning. And I would say that I agree mostly with Corbyn's social policies.
But his stance on Brexit is just..maybe I'm a bit uninformed here but did he ever say what the hell does he really want? Is he really willing to ride the Brexit train alongside his enemies for his own reasons? Brexit is toxic yet many of his supporters with far-left leanings seem to be fine or even supportive with it. I mean he can't be serious. Joining hands with the UKIP who infiltrated the Tories to turn the country into an another "populist" hell. As I said I really admire Jeremy. But maybe he's a bit outdated. He doesn't get that Brexit will only play in the hands of the far-right. Unless of course he proves me wrong and makes a clear stance on the issue.
Until then, And I really feel dirty saying it. But I really feel safer in the hands of a Remain Tory who wants to bring (or keep) centrism and stability, than in the hands of Corbyn. |  |
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| Corbyn on 09:34 - Jun 15 with 1878 views | controversial_jack |
| Corbyn on 09:26 - Jun 15 by Batterseajack |
Well, i'm sure most countries will happily to sell us their stuff with minimal negotiation, but for us to sell to them, maybe not. |
With Tariffs probably, as the orange fool has recently demonstrated | | | |
| Corbyn on 09:58 - Jun 15 with 1859 views | Highjack |
| Corbyn on 09:26 - Jun 15 by omarjack |
I didn't mean he's extreme in the sense that he's a radical.
I'm more of a centrist with clear left leaning. And I would say that I agree mostly with Corbyn's social policies.
But his stance on Brexit is just..maybe I'm a bit uninformed here but did he ever say what the hell does he really want? Is he really willing to ride the Brexit train alongside his enemies for his own reasons? Brexit is toxic yet many of his supporters with far-left leanings seem to be fine or even supportive with it. I mean he can't be serious. Joining hands with the UKIP who infiltrated the Tories to turn the country into an another "populist" hell. As I said I really admire Jeremy. But maybe he's a bit outdated. He doesn't get that Brexit will only play in the hands of the far-right. Unless of course he proves me wrong and makes a clear stance on the issue.
Until then, And I really feel dirty saying it. But I really feel safer in the hands of a Remain Tory who wants to bring (or keep) centrism and stability, than in the hands of Corbyn. |
Corbyn is a brexiteer. He’s always been a brexiteer. It would be easy to look at his past comments and voting record to accurately surmise he could be described as a leading brexiteer. You could even describe him as a gammon, whatever that is. He quite deliberately sits on the fence recently for largely political purposes as not to piss off a large section of his support.
Secretly he’d probably love a hard Brexit. Nationalising British industries would be very difficult under EU law. |  |
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| Corbyn on 10:32 - Jun 15 with 1849 views | WarwickHunt |
| Corbyn on 09:58 - Jun 15 by Highjack |
Corbyn is a brexiteer. He’s always been a brexiteer. It would be easy to look at his past comments and voting record to accurately surmise he could be described as a leading brexiteer. You could even describe him as a gammon, whatever that is. He quite deliberately sits on the fence recently for largely political purposes as not to piss off a large section of his support.
Secretly he’d probably love a hard Brexit. Nationalising British industries would be very difficult under EU law. |
He's always seen the EU as an impediment to true Socialism.
His pathetic performance during the referendum was a fücking disgrace. |  | | |
| Corbyn on 10:49 - Jun 15 with 1839 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Corbyn on 07:02 - Jun 15 by Lohengrin |
You know I’m an outspoken advocate for European unity, that’s not the issue. I’m talking about the Liberal commitment to globalism. It’s a rigged game where the third world is ruthlessly exploited and our own people are turned out of work. Every derelict factory, every home repossessed and every child reliant on free school meals from Cardigan to Carlisle bears its own testament. |
Neo liberalism well described. That said Corbyn wants to free us all from this but you won't give him the time of day. Sad. |  |
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| Corbyn on 11:00 - Jun 15 with 1834 views | pikeypaul |
Of course he is a brexit supporter he just does not want his clueless cult to know it.
41 weeks and fecking loving it
Ps latest pill is conservatives 7pts in front.
When you poll may v corbyn. It's 47% to 27% in favour of May.
The only chance labour have is in getting rid of steptoe. |  |
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| Corbyn on 13:03 - Jun 15 with 1799 views | waynekerr55 |
| Corbyn on 10:32 - Jun 15 by WarwickHunt |
He's always seen the EU as an impediment to true Socialism.
His pathetic performance during the referendum was a fücking disgrace. |
Tory smears, mun. |  |
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| Corbyn on 13:23 - Jun 15 with 1791 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| Corbyn on 07:44 - Jun 15 by Private_Partz |
Why is he too extreme in your eyes? Darr can answer that one as well.
Masses of anti Corbyn spouting going on here but no actual points raised as to why he is 'unelectable'.
A strange comment when both Parties are neck and neck in the polls after Labour being 20 points behind in the last election.
My only grouse with him is the Brexit stance. Had Labour taken a more anti Brexit role they would be streets ahead now.
Still one more election campaign, where Corbyn will get equal media coverage, and Labour should do it. |
He’s a terroist commie ain’t it .
Labour manifesto was magnificent and passed by the Labour Party but the dullest of dull think momentum run the party 🤣
Carry on voting Tory though [Post edited 15 Jun 2018 13:27]
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| Corbyn on 13:26 - Jun 15 with 1786 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| Corbyn on 10:49 - Jun 15 by Brynmill_Jack |
Neo liberalism well described. That said Corbyn wants to free us all from this but you won't give him the time of day. Sad. |
Loh loves sitting on a barb wire fence mun
All party’s are fair game 😀 | |
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| Corbyn on 13:55 - Jun 15 with 1772 views | Highjack |
| Corbyn on 13:23 - Jun 15 by oh_tommy_tommy |
He’s a terroist commie ain’t it .
Labour manifesto was magnificent and passed by the Labour Party but the dullest of dull think momentum run the party 🤣
Carry on voting Tory though [Post edited 15 Jun 2018 13:27]
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Doesn’t Eddie izzard run the party these days? | |
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| Corbyn on 14:06 - Jun 15 with 1767 views | phact0rri |
There's a part of me thats got a soft spot for the corbyn I saw when he first was going for the Labour Leadership. But it seems since those first few years, he's really fallen to wayside. maybe its the amount of party infighting, or just hard to keep your eyes forward within the leadership... I dunno. But agree he's been riding the rails for a while.
But as far as Labour goes, not sure if there is an alternative turning heads at the moment. And I don't just want another leader that seems closer to Lib-dem than Labour. |  |
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| Corbyn on 14:41 - Jun 15 with 1745 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| Corbyn on 13:55 - Jun 15 by Highjack |
Doesn’t Eddie izzard run the party these days? |
Every third Wednesday in the month | |
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| Corbyn on 16:16 - Jun 15 with 1698 views | WarwickHunt |
| Corbyn on 13:23 - Jun 15 by oh_tommy_tommy |
He’s a terroist commie ain’t it .
Labour manifesto was magnificent and passed by the Labour Party but the dullest of dull think momentum run the party 🤣
Carry on voting Tory though [Post edited 15 Jun 2018 13:27]
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https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2018/mar/18/revealed-how-increasingly-power
No doubt the Guardian is part of the right-wing media conspiracy against cuddly, saintly Jezza, eh Tom?
Carry on voting Tory by proxy - the next government will be Tory, thanks to Jezza and his mates.
Fancy a bet, Tom? [Post edited 15 Jun 2018 16:20]
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| Corbyn on 16:43 - Jun 15 with 1683 views | Highjack |
| Corbyn on 14:41 - Jun 15 by oh_tommy_tommy |
Every third Wednesday in the month |
He’s the right transvestite for the job. | |
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| Corbyn on 16:45 - Jun 15 with 1682 views | controversial_jack |
No, it will be thanks to the dull voters | | | |
| Corbyn on 17:01 - Jun 15 with 1673 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
It will be down to who the people vote for won’t it .
What odds will you give me ? | |
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| Corbyn on 17:14 - Jun 15 with 1668 views | WarwickHunt |
| Corbyn on 17:01 - Jun 15 by oh_tommy_tommy |
It will be down to who the people vote for won’t it .
What odds will you give me ? |
"It will be down to who the people vote for won’t it " - fück me, John Cole is back from the dead...
Oytstondin!
Corbyn's hot favourite according to you. Evens? | | | |
| Corbyn on 17:17 - Jun 15 with 1662 views | oh_tommy_tommy |
| Corbyn on 17:14 - Jun 15 by WarwickHunt |
"It will be down to who the people vote for won’t it " - fück me, John Cole is back from the dead...
Oytstondin!
Corbyn's hot favourite according to you. Evens? |
According to you he hasn’t got a chance in hell
I’d say 50/1 at least
Out Facking standing | |
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| Corbyn on 18:58 - Jun 15 with 1625 views | bluey_the_blue |
| Corbyn on 09:58 - Jun 15 by Highjack |
Corbyn is a brexiteer. He’s always been a brexiteer. It would be easy to look at his past comments and voting record to accurately surmise he could be described as a leading brexiteer. You could even describe him as a gammon, whatever that is. He quite deliberately sits on the fence recently for largely political purposes as not to piss off a large section of his support.
Secretly he’d probably love a hard Brexit. Nationalising British industries would be very difficult under EU law. |
Not just that; low skilled immigration, something I've a real problem with, | | | |
| Corbyn on 19:32 - Jun 15 with 1613 views | bluey_the_blue |
No, it will be down to those voters with a higher intellect than that of the dull voters voting for Corbyn... | | | |
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