Jeremy Corbyn Vol. 2
Discussion
Raygun said:
768 said:
Remember when Glastonbury was cool?
No, me either.
Wonder what numbers Mcdonnell is going to do? Open up with Back In The USSR perhaps? Encore might be the Ivor Biggun classic?No, me either.
Green Day - good riddance or chump
Fear Factory - Obsolete
Iron Maiden - Run to the hills
deadslow said:
Burwood said:
deadslow said:
B'stard Child said:
Stickyfinger said:
deadslow said:
None of the present Tory politicians will touch it - nothing in it for them. The most incompetent, selfish, self-serving bunch of politicians in living memory.
Yet I would have ANY of them over anything the Labour party can put forward.......choices choicesLance Catamaran said:
Raygun said:
768 said:
Remember when Glastonbury was cool?
No, me either.
Wonder what numbers Mcdonnell is going to do? Open up with Back In The USSR perhaps? Encore might be the Ivor Biggun classic?No, me either.
Green Day - good riddance or chump
Fear Factory - Obsolete
Iron Maiden - Run to the hills
king What when told the electorate didn't vote him and the rest of his gobste mates into power Corbin is actually quite dangerous. Blair knew he was merely a smoke & mirrors charlatan & successfully got out whilst the going was good, dumping his toxic baggage on that chump Broon.
Corbin however has developed a messiah complex. He actually believes the worshipful effluent pouring out from the feckless, bitter & myopic drones that obsess about him daily.
He's been successful in turning water into whine, judging by the likes of Owen "I was always Jezzas biggest fan" Jones.
And most of his policies are built on sand.
We've been here before though. The national sheep herding that occurred after the death of Lady Di was similar to the sudden, illogical outbreak of support for the substance-free con man.
If this continues after the summer, we'll all be flocked.
Corbin however has developed a messiah complex. He actually believes the worshipful effluent pouring out from the feckless, bitter & myopic drones that obsess about him daily.
He's been successful in turning water into whine, judging by the likes of Owen "I was always Jezzas biggest fan" Jones.
And most of his policies are built on sand.
We've been here before though. The national sheep herding that occurred after the death of Lady Di was similar to the sudden, illogical outbreak of support for the substance-free con man.
If this continues after the summer, we'll all be flocked.
There are so many self important proponents here that it's quite hard to work out who is generating original ideas and who is parroting the PH party-line.
None of you seem capable of accepting that society is moving away from acceptance of contemporary capitalist politics. Globalism has raised various challenges to capitalism that it doesn't have answers to - in response people are looking to Marxist and more broadly to socialist ideology afresh.
The next UK government needs to be progressive, socialist, and motivated to improve the opportunities available to young people. Nothing else matters.
None of you seem capable of accepting that society is moving away from acceptance of contemporary capitalist politics. Globalism has raised various challenges to capitalism that it doesn't have answers to - in response people are looking to Marxist and more broadly to socialist ideology afresh.
The next UK government needs to be progressive, socialist, and motivated to improve the opportunities available to young people. Nothing else matters.
dimots said:
......improve the opportunities available to young people. Nothing else matters.
Young people probably have more "opportunities" than any other generation previously. Universities are pretty much open to all. Setting up a business is a doddle. You can market yourself or you business easily via the internet. You can create stuff and send it around the globe for all to see in an instant. You have pretty much the sum of all human knowledge at your fingertips. You have access to 24/7 instant communication. Traditional barriers to success like class, gender, race, age etc have been massively eroded. International travel is much easier and cheaper.
What some young people seem to lack is the will to capitalise on the opportunities afforded to them.
dimots said:
There are so many self important proponents here that it's quite hard to work out who is generating original ideas and who is parroting the PH party-line.
None of you seem capable of accepting that society is moving away from acceptance of contemporary capitalist politics. Globalism has raised various challenges to capitalism that it doesn't have answers to - in response people are looking to Marxist and more broadly to socialist ideology afresh.
The next UK government needs to be progressive, socialist, and motivated to improve the opportunities available to young people. Nothing else matters.
The problem with that is the sticky point that socialism doesn't work, has never worked and will never work. Yes there are challenges ahead, but turning the UK back to a politics that always fails isn't the answer, we need fresher more honest thinking than that.None of you seem capable of accepting that society is moving away from acceptance of contemporary capitalist politics. Globalism has raised various challenges to capitalism that it doesn't have answers to - in response people are looking to Marxist and more broadly to socialist ideology afresh.
The next UK government needs to be progressive, socialist, and motivated to improve the opportunities available to young people. Nothing else matters.
dimots said:
There are so many self important proponents here that it's quite hard to work out who is generating original ideas and who is parroting the PH party-line.
None of you seem capable of accepting that society is moving away from acceptance of contemporary capitalist politics. Globalism has raised various challenges to capitalism that it doesn't have answers to - in response people are looking to Marxist and more broadly to socialist ideology afresh.
The next UK government needs to be progressive, socialist, and motivated to improve the opportunities available to young people. Nothing else matters.
Complete and utter hogwash.None of you seem capable of accepting that society is moving away from acceptance of contemporary capitalist politics. Globalism has raised various challenges to capitalism that it doesn't have answers to - in response people are looking to Marxist and more broadly to socialist ideology afresh.
The next UK government needs to be progressive, socialist, and motivated to improve the opportunities available to young people. Nothing else matters.
Bring back the empire I say, and make all these know it all "young" people do national service
Edited by TeamD on Friday 23 June 00:34
jsf said:
dimots said:
There are so many self important proponents here that it's quite hard to work out who is generating original ideas and who is parroting the PH party-line.
None of you seem capable of accepting that society is moving away from acceptance of contemporary capitalist politics. Globalism has raised various challenges to capitalism that it doesn't have answers to - in response people are looking to Marxist and more broadly to socialist ideology afresh.
The next UK government needs to be progressive, socialist, and motivated to improve the opportunities available to young people. Nothing else matters.
The problem with that is the sticky point that socialism doesn't work, has never worked and will never work. Yes there are challenges ahead, but turning the UK back to a politics that always fails isn't the answer, we need fresher more honest thinking than that.None of you seem capable of accepting that society is moving away from acceptance of contemporary capitalist politics. Globalism has raised various challenges to capitalism that it doesn't have answers to - in response people are looking to Marxist and more broadly to socialist ideology afresh.
The next UK government needs to be progressive, socialist, and motivated to improve the opportunities available to young people. Nothing else matters.
Oh Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Corbyn overtakes May in new poll
Jeremy Corbyn has overtaken Theresa May for the first time on the question of who voters think would make the best prime minister, a poll suggests, PA reports.
The YouGov/Times poll showed the Labour leader on 35%, ahead of the Prime Minister on 34%. Nearly a third (30%) said they were unsure.
This is only going one way.
Corbyn overtakes May in new poll
Jeremy Corbyn has overtaken Theresa May for the first time on the question of who voters think would make the best prime minister, a poll suggests, PA reports.
The YouGov/Times poll showed the Labour leader on 35%, ahead of the Prime Minister on 34%. Nearly a third (30%) said they were unsure.
This is only going one way.
BOR said:
Oh Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Corbyn overtakes May in new poll
Jeremy Corbyn has overtaken Theresa May for the first time on the question of who voters think would make the best prime minister, a poll suggests, PA reports.
The YouGov/Times poll showed the Labour leader on 35%, ahead of the Prime Minister on 34%. Nearly a third (30%) said they were unsure.
This is only going one way.
Bring on Lord Buckethead I sayCorbyn overtakes May in new poll
Jeremy Corbyn has overtaken Theresa May for the first time on the question of who voters think would make the best prime minister, a poll suggests, PA reports.
The YouGov/Times poll showed the Labour leader on 35%, ahead of the Prime Minister on 34%. Nearly a third (30%) said they were unsure.
This is only going one way.
BOR said:
Oh Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Corbyn overtakes May in new poll
Jeremy Corbyn has overtaken Theresa May for the first time on the question of who voters think would make the best prime minister, a poll suggests, PA reports.
The YouGov/Times poll showed the Labour leader on 35%, ahead of the Prime Minister on 34%. Nearly a third (30%) said they were unsure.
This is only going one way.
1 year is a long time in politics-imagine what will happen in 5. Shame you can't rerun the election every week to pick the right result. Labour lost. What I find interesting, is even I admit TM was double rubbish, terrible, sCorbyn overtakes May in new poll
Jeremy Corbyn has overtaken Theresa May for the first time on the question of who voters think would make the best prime minister, a poll suggests, PA reports.
The YouGov/Times poll showed the Labour leader on 35%, ahead of the Prime Minister on 34%. Nearly a third (30%) said they were unsure.
This is only going one way.
t yet she still won more seats and more votes. That's the best Labour can do against an insipid opposition. But throw that party!dimots said:
The next UK government needs to be progressive, socialist, and motivated to improve the opportunities available to young people. Nothing else matters.
It is clearly the way forward. Venezuela is a shining example of what can be achieved. No, wait...
Socialism has always failed its population. It is has proven to be a damaged and damaging system of government. It sounds appealing, caring and moral. However, it doesn't work.
That is not to say that our current system is perfect. But a little like democracy, it is the "worst system apart from all the others".
AstonZagato said:
It is clearly the way forward. Venezuela is a shining example of what can be achieved.
No, wait...
Socialism has always failed its population. It is has proven to be a damaged and damaging system of government. It sounds appealing, caring and moral. However, it doesn't work.
That is not to say that our current system is perfect. But a little like democracy, it is the "worst system apart from all the others".
+1No, wait...
Socialism has always failed its population. It is has proven to be a damaged and damaging system of government. It sounds appealing, caring and moral. However, it doesn't work.
That is not to say that our current system is perfect. But a little like democracy, it is the "worst system apart from all the others".
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljULutAUL7o
BOR said:
Oh Yeahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Corbyn overtakes May in new poll
Jeremy Corbyn has overtaken Theresa May for the first time on the question of who voters think would make the best prime minister, a poll suggests, PA reports.
The YouGov/Times poll showed the Labour leader on 35%, ahead of the Prime Minister on 34%. Nearly a third (30%) said they were unsure.
This is only going one way.
So after all the sCorbyn overtakes May in new poll
Jeremy Corbyn has overtaken Theresa May for the first time on the question of who voters think would make the best prime minister, a poll suggests, PA reports.
The YouGov/Times poll showed the Labour leader on 35%, ahead of the Prime Minister on 34%. Nearly a third (30%) said they were unsure.
This is only going one way.
t that's gone down about Theresa May in the last couple of weeks Corbyn finds himself a lead of 1% in the polls. Nothing to boast about especially as we're 5 years away from another election and be surprised if the Tories have another few weeks like they've just had. I'm afraid if he can't be more popular than 1% now he is consigned to always be the runner-up as long as he is leader.Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff