Jeremy Corbyn (Vol. 3)

[Johnnytheboy]

Gargamel said:

Well not everyone is a fan

That Patrick Stewart for one, when the Luvvies are deserting the party it must be bad ...

The problem is the Labour Party is less a broad church and more a combination of types of left winger that hate each other as much as they hate the dreaded Tories.

The Union Left, the proper loony "New Left", the Luvvie Left, etc. fundamentally disagree on some fairly big issues.

Best example was Corbyn's foot-in-mouth moment over Trident subs. The unions want them built as the defence industry is one of the last unionised private industries. But Corbyn is of the "New Left" who are very anti-nuclear weapons. Hence his magnificent idea of building nuclear missile subs but not putting missiles in them.



And to think Marx used to talk about the inherent contradictions of capitalism.

[johnxjsc1985]

Mothersruin said:

This is what I don't get. How come? What's happened?

just watch his "rallies" and look at the people who attend them that's all you need to know.

[djc206]

Mothersruin said:

This is what I don't get. How come? What's happened?

Social media, disaffected youth, Brexit, austerity.

I’m a young Remain voter but I still can’t stand JC and the thought that Abbott has been allowed to use pens rather than crayons under him is all the proof I need that a Labour government under his leadership would be a disaster.

[amusingduck]

Mothersruin said:

Frank7 said:

Too many mugs, (in MY opinion), are in thrall to him, he could shoot the Chief Rabbi, and blow up Buckingham Palace, and they’d defend him for doing it, and carry him on their shoulders to Downing Street.

This is what I don't get. How come? What's happened?

There are some videos on youtube where Mark Blythe talks about 'Global Trumpism'. Pretty interesting, and ties in with your question.

[Russian Troll Bot]

[RemyMartin81D]

No shock from me that Patrick Stewart has distanced himself from Corbyn his best mate Magento is Jewish after all....

[Gargamel]

RemyMartin81D said:

No shock from me that Patrick Stewart has distanced himself from Corbyn his best mate Magento is Jewish after all....

Magento ? Is he the purple one in X men ?

[irocfan]

RemyMartin81D said:

No shock from me that Patrick Stewart has distanced himself from Corbyn his best mate Magento is Jewish after all....

Have a

[dandarez]

RemyMartin81D said:

No shock from me that Patrick Stewart has distanced himself from Corbyn his best mate Magento is Jewish after all....

I just read he'd been a Labour supporter for 73 years...
F me, how old is he I thought?

Then read that Patrick has been a Labour supporter since he was 5 years old.

Reminds me of that old adage, 'get 'em while they're young!'

[johnxjsc1985]

this guy is going to have to change his name to Teflon because nothing ever sticks.

[Halb]

Patrick Stewart, interesting.
https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/sir-patrick...
A bit of a remainer who thinks JC should be ripping the government apart on their deal-making, and that would be best for the country, as opposed to letting them get on with it with parliamentary oversight. I would have though that constant attacks would be more self-serving than sitting back.

[Frank7]

djc206 said:

Mothersruin said:

This is what I don't get. How come? What's happened?

Social media, disaffected youth, Brexit, austerity.

I’m a young Remain voter but I still can’t stand JC and the thought that Abbott has been allowed to use pens rather than crayons under him is all the proof I need that a Labour government under his leadership would be a disaster.

I’m pleased that you seem to see it my way djc, but unfortunately the herd of educationally sub normal zombies who follow their scruffy leader are like a humongous pack of Pavlov’s dogs.
Instead of a bell, Jeremy whispers sotto voce, “tories”, and they all scurry to the ballot box with their little pencils, desperately marking their X against his party’s candidate.

Edited by Frank7 on Friday 17th August 16:27

[chemistry]

I can’t stand JOB...but this made me smile; fair play to him:

[essayer]

This wreath thing will never end

Independent has been digging through Fatah's Facebook page and discovered an eulogy to Atef Bseiso, which just happens to mention his involvement in Munich..

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/jer...

[irocfan]

essayer said:

This wreath thing will never end

Independent has been digging through Fatah's Facebook page and discovered an eulogy to Atef Bseiso, which just happens to mention his involvement in Munich..

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/jer...

amusing that even the (ironically named) Independent has that old stbag in the wrong

[Russian Troll Bot]

irocfan said:

essayer said:

This wreath thing will never end

Independent has been digging through Fatah's Facebook page and discovered an eulogy to Atef Bseiso, which just happens to mention his involvement in Munich..

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/jer...

amusing that even the (ironically named) Independent has that old stbag in the wrong

One comments so far, accusing the Independent of being Tory shills. Regular as clockwork

[Earthdweller]

Frank7 said:

djc206 said:

Mothersruin said:

This is what I don't get. How come? What's happened?

Social media, disaffected youth, Brexit, austerity.

I’m a young Remain voter but I still can’t stand JC and the thought that Abbott has been allowed to use pens rather than crayons under him is all the proof I need that a Labour government under his leadership would be a disaster.

I’m pleased that you seem to see it my way djc, but unfortunately the herd of educationally sub normal zombies who follow their scruffy leader are like a humongous pack of Pavlov’s dogs.
Instead of a bell, Jeremy whispers sotto voce, “tories”, and they all scurry to the ballot box with their little pencils, desperately marking their X against his party’s candidate.

Edited by Frank7 on Friday 17th August 16:27

I like that “Abbott using pens rather than crayons

[Earthdweller]

essayer said:

This wreath thing will never end

Independent has been digging through Fatah's Facebook page and discovered an eulogy to Atef Bseiso, which just happens to mention his involvement in Munich..

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/jer...

It will, when labour come to their senses and put proper electable and dare I say it sane people in charge

[James_B]

Ruskie said:

I can’t wait for Corbyn to win the next general election. The level of fuming on this thread will be legendary. The sooner he displaces May and her vile cronies the better.

It’s not looking very likely though, is it?

Can you afford the hit your wealth will take afterwards, or are you one of those that he’ll be distributing money to?

[anonymous-user]

dandarez said:

I just read he'd been a Labour supporter for 73 years...
F me, how old is he I thought?

Then read that Patrick has been a Labour supporter since he was 5 years old.

Reminds me of that old adage, 'get 'em while they're young!'

They have to get ‘em young.

Any adult with half a brain cell realises they’re nothing but an incoherent pile of excrement.