Jeremy Corbyn (Vol. 3)
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otolith said:
Frank7 said:
otolith said:
f
k the wealthy. The country will be accidental damage.I have neither the intellect, nor the nous, to make a better life for myself and my family, but I will cheerfully stand on the sidelines, hurling abuse, while other malcontents throw stones at the windows of those who did okay by possessing some intellect and nous, and if the country gets damaged in the process, I’ll shrug, and smirk “So what?” to my posse in Wetherspoons.
Corbyn doesn't want to f
k the country. Why would he want to do that? He and his fellow travellers do want to fk the wealthy, and in attempting to do the latter he is likely to do the former. HoHoHo said:
otolith said:
Frank7 said:
otolith said:
f
k the wealthy. The country will be accidental damage.I have neither the intellect, nor the nous, to make a better life for myself and my family, but I will cheerfully stand on the sidelines, hurling abuse, while other malcontents throw stones at the windows of those who did okay by possessing some intellect and nous, and if the country gets damaged in the process, I’ll shrug, and smirk “So what?” to my posse in Wetherspoons.
Corbyn doesn't want to f
k the country. Why would he want to do that? He and his fellow travellers do want to fk the wealthy, and in attempting to do the latter he is likely to do the former. Russian Troll Bot said:
https://twitter.com/DavySloaner/status/10856497189...
Sit down Jeremy, you're making a fool of yourself now
Sit down Jeremy, you're making a fool of yourself now
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"This way Jeremy, you sit yourself down there love, your lunch will be coming soon."
"I'm the Leader of the Labour Party, I am..."
"Yes, of course you are dear"
"I'll be Prime Minister soon..."
"Yes, you will won't you, now stop flicking your soup at Theresa, you know it upsets her"
"I'm the Leader of the Labour Party, I am..."
"Yes, of course you are dear"
"I'll be Prime Minister soon..."
"Yes, you will won't you, now stop flicking your soup at Theresa, you know it upsets her"
KTF said:
He is not short of a few quid himself yet still portrays himself as a man of the people. By most standards he would be in the 'wealthy' category anyway.
A few of my mates on good-but-fairly-normal incomes are looking really forward to him tackling the wealthy. They haven't appreciated that they're exactly the sector who're going to get properly thumped! Comfortable, and 'able to give more' but certainly not about to 'off-shore' anything to get round it.
KTF said:
He is not short of a few quid himself yet still portrays himself as a man of the people. By most standards he would be in the 'wealthy' category anyway.
Correct me if I'm wrong, as I understand it he inherited about £1.2m when one of his parents died and stands to inherit another large wedge when the other one goes, the large country house he grew up in in Shropshire (with servants at the family's beck and call) must be worth a fair few sovs. He's a hypocrite, plain and simple. He's been on an MP's salary which is roughly three times the national average for what, forty years or more...? He's now paid c.£140k as 'leader' of the opposition and has said that anyone who earns more than £70-80k is 'rich' but doesn't include himself in this category. For the many not the few my Aris'. I watched Gove's speech last night, I'm no fan of his but it was a wonderful oratory, sincere, passionate and above all accurate - Corbyn's dumbstruck face was a picture throughout (particularly when Gove got to the laying the wreath at the grave of one of the Munich Olympic terrorists part) and Tom Watson looked distinctly embarrassed. As mentioned previously by other posters, Corbyn is simply too thick to think on his feet and doesn't realise when he's being played, he doesn't possess a single redeeming feature and is clearly not fit to run a corner shop, much less an entire country. Sooner or later he will have to give definitive answers to some important questions which will reveal just how weak and spineless he is.
Edited by P5BNij on Thursday 17th January 14:52
P5BNij said:
KTF said:
He is not short of a few quid himself yet still portrays himself as a man of the people. By most standards he would be in the 'wealthy' category anyway.
Correct me if I'm wrong, as I understand it he inherited about £1.2m when one of his parents died and stands to inherit another large wedge when the other one goes, the large country house he grew up in in Shropshire (with servants at the family's beck and call) must be worth a fair few sovs. He's a hypocrite, plain and simple. He's been on an MP's salary which is roughly three times the national average for what, forty years or more...? He's now paid c.£140k as 'leader' of the opposition and has said that anyone who earns more than £70-80k is 'rich' but doesn't include himself in this category. For the many not the few my Aris'. I watched Gove's speech last night, I'm no fan of his but it was a wonderful oratory, sincere, passionate and above all accurate - Corbyn's dumbstruck face was a picture throughout (particularly when Gove got to the laying the wreath at the grave of one of the Munich Olympic terrorists part) and Tom Watson looked distinctly embarrassed. As mentioned previously by other posters, Corbyn is simply too thick to think on his feet and doesn't realise when he's being played, he doesn't possess a single redeeming feature and is clearly not fit to run a corner shop, much less an entire country. Sooner or later he will have to give definitive answers to some important questions which will reveal just how weak and spineless he is.
Edited by P5BNij on Thursday 17th January 14:52
Surely regardless of your views that's simple logic? You can't take the default off the table, then you need a new default...
otolith said:
What on earth are you wibbling on about?
Corbyn doesn't want to fk the country. Why would he want to do that? He and his fellow travellers do want to fk the wealthy, and in attempting to do the latter he is likely to do the former.
The way I'd read it is that if by fCorbyn doesn't want to f
k the country. Why would he want to do that? He and his fellow travellers do want to fk the wealthy, and in attempting to do the latter he is likely to do the former. king the rich he were to fk the country - that'd be a price worth paying...techiedave said:
But on the whole its not going too badly for him is it
It didn't start too badly either, albeit not a mansionhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yew_Tree_Manor
SpeckledJim said:
A few of my mates on good-but-fairly-normal incomes are looking really forward to him tackling the wealthy.
They haven't appreciated that they're exactly the sector who're going to get properly thumped! Comfortable, and 'able to give more' but certainly not about to 'off-shore' anything to get round it.
If I only had twenty quid at the time he came to power I'd "off-shore" it on point of principle. Steptoe isn't getting my money nor is he getting the opportunity to devalue it away. They haven't appreciated that they're exactly the sector who're going to get properly thumped! Comfortable, and 'able to give more' but certainly not about to 'off-shore' anything to get round it.
Edited by AJL308 on Thursday 17th January 15:50
P5BNij said:
Correct me if I'm wrong, as I understand it he inherited about £1.2m when one of his parents died and stands to inherit another large wedge when the other one goes, the large country house he grew up in in Shropshire (with servants at the family's beck and call) must be worth a fair few sovs. He's a hypocrite, plain and simple. He's been on an MP's salary which is roughly three times the national average for what, forty years or more...? He's now paid c.£140k as 'leader' of the opposition and has said that anyone who earns more than £70-80k is 'rich' but doesn't include himself in this category. For the many not the few my Aris'.
Not only that, but his only outgoings have been 1 suit and 1 bicycle in those forty years or more.And maybe whatever Diane could eat. Perhaps he does have a point...
Camoradi said:
techiedave said:
But on the whole its not going too badly for him is it
It didn't start too badly either, albeit not a mansionhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yew_Tree_Manor
Mort7 said:
Billy Bragg looks like a younger Corbyn. Have Momentum got some sort of cloning operation going on?
Edit:
Come to think of it, Owen Jones looks like a baby-faced Corbyn. There's definitely something going on.
Why does Owen always look like a petulant little twerp who's about to spit the dummy out all the time? Edit:
Come to think of it, Owen Jones looks like a baby-faced Corbyn. There's definitely something going on.
Edited by Mort7 on Thursday 17th January 11:34
Otispunkmeyer said:
Mort7 said:
Billy Bragg looks like a younger Corbyn. Have Momentum got some sort of cloning operation going on?
Edit:
Come to think of it, Owen Jones looks like a baby-faced Corbyn. There's definitely something going on.
Why does Owen always look like a petulant little twerp who's about to spit the dummy out all the time? Edit:
Come to think of it, Owen Jones looks like a baby-faced Corbyn. There's definitely something going on.
Edited by Mort7 on Thursday 17th January 11:34
d?irocfan said:
otolith said:
What on earth are you wibbling on about?
Corbyn doesn't want to fk the country. Why would he want to do that? He and his fellow travellers do want to fk the wealthy, and in attempting to do the latter he is likely to do the former.
The way I'd read it is that if by fCorbyn doesn't want to f
k the country. Why would he want to do that? He and his fellow travellers do want to fk the wealthy, and in attempting to do the latter he is likely to do the former. king the rich he were to fk the country - that'd be a price worth paying...Gassing Station | News, Politics & Economics | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff