Jeremy Corbyn Vol. 2
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Donkey Of The Damned said:
768 said:
Donkey Of The Damned said:
I thought you already had, but thanks anyway.
At least you know with Uncle Jezza's plans they have a chance of winning him votes. Always a useful skill to have in a democracy, TM will do well to remember.
TM won more votes than JC in the last election. Without pretending to offer free money. JK will do well to remember.At least you know with Uncle Jezza's plans they have a chance of winning him votes. Always a useful skill to have in a democracy, TM will do well to remember.
Donkey Of The Damned said:
And what a massive success that was. Now her own party are plotting against her.
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Donkey Of The Damned said:
motco said:
Donkey Of The Damned said:
At least you know with Uncle Jezza's plans schemes they have a chance of winning him votes. Always a useful skill to have in a democracy, TM will do well to remember.
That's not democracy, that's a confidence trick! Before Blair, many Labour MPs had principles. among others Clair Short, Eric Heffer, Michael Foot, and even Anthony Wedgewood Benn (note, not the cuddly Tony Benn) would never have stooped quite as low as to tell bare faced lies simply in order to gain votes. Okay so Benn was a tax evader when it came to his legacy to his family, but that apart he had more principles than Tony Blair could ever dream of. Blair started to market research policy making in which the voters are asked what they want the party to say they stand for, and they'll claim they believed that all along. 'If you don't like our policies don't worry, we have others!' I always respected traditional Labour for standing up for what they believe in regardless of whether it would gain votes. Better to try to convince the people of the virtues of socialism than to prostitute themselves for votes. Well Mr Trustworthy Corbyn has developed a new twist on this technique: tell 'em you'll look after 'em until they've cast their votes. Then tell the truth.Make your mind up people.
t you accuse me of. Corbyn is simply a con-artist posing as sincere.
Donkey Of The Damned said:
arket rhetoric but if it is going to happen would much rather it is under him than the useless Tories.
And what a massive success that was. Now her own party are plotting against her.
so let me ask Jaw - if May is an unmitigated disaster and a total failure (which I am willing to accept on the basis of her election showing) what does that make corbyn given that he got soundly beaten (and that's without the boundary changes which are needed and could cause the red side of politics even more problems)768 said:
Donkey Of The Damned said:
I thought you already had, but thanks anyway.
At least you know with Uncle Jezza's plans they have a chance of winning him votes. Always a useful skill to have in a democracy, TM will do well to remember.
TM won more votes than JC in the last election. Without pretending to offer free money. JK will do well to remember.At least you know with Uncle Jezza's plans they have a chance of winning him votes. Always a useful skill to have in a democracy, TM will do well to remember.
irocfan said:
Donkey Of The Damned said:
arket rhetoric but if it is going to happen would much rather it is under him than the useless Tories.
And what a massive success that was. Now her own party are plotting against her.
so let me ask Jaw - if May is an unmitigated disaster and a total failure (which I am willing to accept on the basis of her election showing) what does that make corbyn given that he got soundly beaten (and that's without the boundary changes which are needed and could cause the red side of politics even more problems)768 said:
Donkey Of The Damned said:
I thought you already had, but thanks anyway.
At least you know with Uncle Jezza's plans they have a chance of winning him votes. Always a useful skill to have in a democracy, TM will do well to remember.
TM won more votes than JC in the last election. Without pretending to offer free money. JK will do well to remember.At least you know with Uncle Jezza's plans they have a chance of winning him votes. Always a useful skill to have in a democracy, TM will do well to remember.
d party.Donkey Of The Damned said:
Well he keeps getting written off in every contest he enter and keeps surpassing expectations. He is only getting stronger. Tory boys should be very afraid. What they are selling is going out of fashion as they regain their reputation as the bd party.
And yet their share of the vote increased. And they will get more seats when the boundary changes are enacted and make it more of a level playing field.d party.And Corbyn is now backing away from 'what he was selling' to the young!!
Donkey Of The Damned said:
Well he keeps getting written off in every contest he enter and keeps surpassing expectations. He is only getting stronger. Tory boys should be very afraid. What they are selling is going out of fashion as they regain their reputation as the bd party.
This is the same argument that some posters were making about Marine Le Pen, etc and were constantly told that "people have rejected the far right"d party.Oakey said:
Donkey Of The Damned said:
Well he keeps getting written off in every contest he enter and keeps surpassing expectations. He is only getting stronger. Tory boys should be very afraid. What they are selling is going out of fashion as they regain their reputation as the bd party.
This is the same argument that some posters were making about Marine Le Pen, etc and were constantly told that "people have rejected the far right"d party.sidicks said:
Donkey Of The Damned said:
Well he keeps getting written off in every contest he enter and keeps surpassing expectations. He is only getting stronger. Tory boys should be very afraid. What they are selling is going out of fashion as they regain their reputation as the bd party.
[/b]And yet their share of the vote increased[/b]. And they will get more seats when the boundary changes are enacted and make it more of a level playing field.d party.And Corbyn is now backing away from 'what he was selling' to the young!!
Are those the same boundary changes you promised us were happening but have seemingly been scrapped? OK, keep clutching at those straws. The country are gradually giving up on Conservatism. They can see it doesn't work in this day and age. Good riddance.
Donkey Of The Damned said:
UKIP loons returning to the mothership.
You seem to be unaware that more of the 'UK loons' went to Labour than to the Tories...Are you really so poorly informed?
Donkey Of The Damned said:
Are those the same boundary changes you promised us were happening but have seemingly been scrapped? OK, keep clutching at those straws.
Why do you think they've been scrapped?Donkey Of The Damned said:
The country are gradually giving up on Conservatism. They can see it doesn't work in this day and age. Good riddance.
Except of course the country increased their votes for the Tories.You really are very ignorant about most of what you claim!!
Donkey Of The Damned said:
UKIP loons returning to the mothership.
Are those the same boundary changes you promised us were happening but have seemingly been scrapped? OK, keep clutching at those straws. The country are gradually giving up on Conservatism. They can see it doesn't work in this day and age. Good riddance.
The Tories received 13.67m votes, the last time Labour received that many votes was 1951. It was the largest number of votes the Tories had received in 25 years.Are those the same boundary changes you promised us were happening but have seemingly been scrapped? OK, keep clutching at those straws. The country are gradually giving up on Conservatism. They can see it doesn't work in this day and age. Good riddance.
I didn't vote for them by the way but Conservatism and what they're selling are not as unpopular as you seem to think.
djc206 said:
The Tories received 13.67m votes, the last time Labour received that many votes was 1951. It was the largest number of votes the Tories had received in 25 years.
I didn't vote for them by the way but Conservatism and what they're selling are not as unpopular as you seem to think.
He's just the third iteration of a pathetic and ignorant troll. Hopefully he'll be banned (again) soon.I didn't vote for them by the way but Conservatism and what they're selling are not as unpopular as you seem to think.
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