Jeremy Corbyn Vol. 2

[laserservo]

BlackLabel said:

Clumsy, fairly patronising, and slightly desperate

[Lance Catamaran]

turbobloke said:

Lance Catamaran said:

Watching BBC News and see his mob took over the road outside, with footage of him being cheered and Rudd being booed like it's some sort of pantomime.

The Corbynite far left in full howl, most edifying. Their 'leader' deserves them; if only he could get Labour's MPs onside as opposed to 'who the ferk has yet to resign and who else still has a pulse' which are the current criteria for populating his shadow cabinet.

Maybe the morning newspapers will advise on the spittle quotient this time.

The tolerant and inclusive left in full effect. Doubtless we'll see a lot worse on the 9th if they don't get the result they want.

[FN2TypeR]

Lance Catamaran said:

The tolerant and inclusive left in full effect. Doubtless we'll see a lot worse on the 9th if they don't get the result they want.

Twitter will be terrifying

[turbobloke]

Lance Catamaran said:

turbobloke said:

Lance Catamaran said:

Watching BBC News and see his mob took over the road outside, with footage of him being cheered and Rudd being booed like it's some sort of pantomime.

The Corbynite far left in full howl, most edifying. Their 'leader' deserves them; if only he could get Labour's MPs onside as opposed to 'who the ferk has yet to resign and who else still has a pulse' which are the current criteria for populating his shadow cabinet.

Maybe the morning newspapers will advise on the spittle quotient this time.

The tolerant and inclusive left in full effect. Doubtless we'll see a lot worse on the 9th if they don't get the result they want.

If so then somebody is bound to be along to tell us that 90% of twittering is from the good losers of the tolerant Left offering May and her Party the very best in their stewardship of the country through brexit and beyond.

That said, back in the real world and based on the Left's track record in these matters, local authority cleaning teams will need to be up early to remove vile slogans from war memorials and public buildings.

[Lance Catamaran]

FN2TypeR said:

Lance Catamaran said:

The tolerant and inclusive left in full effect. Doubtless we'll see a lot worse on the 9th if they don't get the result they want.

Twitter will be terrifying

In this case they really will be out on the streets smashing things up, just like in the last election

[turbobloke]

Lance Catamaran said:

FN2TypeR said:

Lance Catamaran said:

The tolerant and inclusive left in full effect. Doubtless we'll see a lot worse on the 9th if they don't get the result they want.

Twitter will be terrifying

In this case they really will be out on the streets smashing things up, just like in the last election

Marvellous prospect

[Dr Doofenshmirtz]

Lance Catamaran said:

Watching BBC News and see his mob took over the road outside, with footage of him being cheered and Rudd being booed like it's some sort of pantomime.

I recon the Labour Rent-A-Mob are probably 60 strong, maybe up to 150 when you include people who come along for something to do. When they're not cheering the glorious leader for the cameras, they're heckling the Tories or being internet trolls. Are they paid I wonder?
I suppose to the losers the Labour party represent they are quite an effective force - they make Labour seem popular on the 49" telly...but to everyone else with a bit of common sense it's so obvious they're all on the same team.

[BlueHave]

Some of the soundbites coming from the foaming mouths of Labour supporters are brilliant

Reporter : - So why are you voting for Jeremy Corbyn?

Labourite :- Well he seems nice and he has an allotment and he keeps bees

If she had said because of his policies which don't add up then she could have been excused.

With regards to the BBC Debate it was nice of Corbyn to finally acknowledge that mass immigration and the wrong kind of immigration keeps wages low

Edited by BlueHave on Thursday 1st June 04:40

[Likes Fast Cars]

BlueHave said:

Some of the soundbites coming from the foaming mouths of Labour supporters are brilliant

Reporter : - So why are you voting for Jeremy Corbyn?

Labourite :- Well he seems nice and he has an allotment and he keeps bees

If she had said because of his policies which don't add up then she could have been excused.

With regards to the BBC Debate it was nice of Corbyn to finally acknowledge that mass immigration and the wrong kind of immigration keeps wages low

Edited by BlueHave on Thursday 1st June 04:40

& idiots like this get a vote ...... god help us all!

[FN2TypeR]

Lance Catamaran said:

FN2TypeR said:

Lance Catamaran said:

The tolerant and inclusive left in full effect. Doubtless we'll see a lot worse on the 9th if they don't get the result they want.

Twitter will be terrifying

In this case they really will be out on the streets smashing things up, just like in the last election

Thank God that we have a well staffed police force to deal with such events.

[Tycho]

Frightening thought...

[turbobloke]

Tycho said:

Frightening thought...

Frightening.

[PW555]

The problem is its now more like the Cult of Corbyn, did you watch the debate last night? The supposed neutral audience more or less whooped at everything he answered....He could literally mug your granny and they would see no wrong..

I have a very bad feeling about this.

[ofcorsa]

No need to worry, If Labour do win, we all get to live in the socialist utopia, paid for siphoning every last penny from the ever dwindling pool of “rich” people, Until everyone is poor. Except the socialist government……

[The Hypno-Toad]

I would very much like to know how many of Corbyns front bench actually have mortgages to pay and how many own their lovely Islington abodes outright? I suspect not many of them have direct debits to the Nationwide.

Unlike of course all the people they will make homeless when interest rates sky rocket and the housing markets collapses.

[Lance Catamaran]

The Hypno-Toad said:

I would very much like to know how many of Corbyns front bench actually have mortgages to pay and how many own their lovely Islington abodes outright? I suspect not many of them have direct debits to the Nationwide.

Unlike of course all the people they will make homeless when interest rates sky rocket and the housing markets collapses.

Don't forget Corbyn said he was "not well off" on £142k p/a. His chief backer Len McClusky certainly doesn't have to worry since the Union gave him £400,000 towards his London flat

[laserservo]

PW555 said:

The problem is its now more like the Cult of Corbyn, did you watch the debate last night? The supposed neutral audience more or less whooped at everything he answered....He could literally mug your granny and they would see no wrong..

I have a very bad feeling about this.

The cult, if anything, is of believing that everything you don't like, that which stands in your way, is 'evil'. For a significant amount of these types (such as the audience you mention), it is quite clear: Brexit is evil, tories are evil, bankers are evil, ukip are definitely evil, trump is literally the new emperor hitler etc.... and if you are rich but not a celebrity who's calling out the right people, then you are probably 'evil' too. Relativism (or just call it hypocrisy) abounds and thus everything is an evil injustice perpetuated by the people they disagree with. What's bizarre is that most of time, if you flip their narrative, swap the names, they look like the bigots and racists and oppressors by their own definitions.

[Cobnapint]

PW555 said:

The problem is its now more like the Cult of Corbyn, did you watch the debate last night? The supposed neutral audience more or less whooped at everything he answered....He could literally mug your granny and they would see no wrong..

I have a very bad feeling about this.

Boris has just been on the BBC news. He mentioned the heavily left wing biased audience.

It wouldn't surprise me one bit if Momentum put forward dozens of activists as audience applicants, saying they were Lib Dem or Tory for the vetting process.

You only need three or four of them to get in to make lots of noise and give the impression Corbyn was popular.

And did you see afterwards - he went straight outside to meet and greet a crowd of cheering Lefties pressed up against the perimeter fence. If that wasn't prearranged I'd be very surprised.

[johnxjsc1985]

The PM proved she is a very good judge and missing that baying mob was such a good decision.
Why did they let Corbyn in at the last minute it was obviously so well staged the BBC have been had.

[motco]

johnxjsc1985 said:

The PM proved she is a very good judge and missing that baying mob was such a good decision.
Why did they let Corbyn in at the last minute it was obviously so well staged the BBC have been had.

Had, or guilty of conspiracy...