Identity Politics, Class Warfare and Labour's future
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I voted for him in both leadership contests and got myself purged from the membership for my troubles.Snail wrote:I'm embarrassed to have ever given jeremy corbyn the benefit of the doubt.
A parasite who has played the game his entire adult life and gotten richly rewarded for it.
My only defense is less he fooled me, more I fooled myself.
I have voted Labour my entire life. Through thick and thin and even through the Tory-Lite years of Blair. All the while holding my nose on the basis that voting for Labour was a lot having to wipe your arse after taking a shit. That is to say, it was often unpleasant. But, the alternatives always seemed worse.
No more. Not getting fooled again.
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So, as well as nominating Bercow for the house of lords, Corbyn has now also nominated Tom Watson for that same house of Lords.
Corbyn fooled everyone. He even fooled me for a while. He is an establishment stooge. He presented himself as an honourable and decent man fighting against the establishment. He then triangulated from a back-bencher advocating freedom from the EU and NATO to a party leader advocating total submission to the EU. His supporters were baffled by his manoeuvres but thought he must be playing a clever game. He wasn't.
Corbyn, in these two House of Lords nominations, has cleared up any confusion. Apart from the unfathomably stupid or those possessed of an irredeemable idol worship, everyone can now see Corbyn for exactly what he is: a power-hungry sell-out liberal.
Indeed, unlike his older far more intelligent brother, Piers, he got shit A levels and dropped out of a shit degree in a shit university (London Metropolitan) to concentrate upon shit student politics - which he clearly never left.
Or, to put it in a single word - Wanker.
Corbyn fooled everyone. He even fooled me for a while. He is an establishment stooge. He presented himself as an honourable and decent man fighting against the establishment. He then triangulated from a back-bencher advocating freedom from the EU and NATO to a party leader advocating total submission to the EU. His supporters were baffled by his manoeuvres but thought he must be playing a clever game. He wasn't.
Corbyn, in these two House of Lords nominations, has cleared up any confusion. Apart from the unfathomably stupid or those possessed of an irredeemable idol worship, everyone can now see Corbyn for exactly what he is: a power-hungry sell-out liberal.
Indeed, unlike his older far more intelligent brother, Piers, he got shit A levels and dropped out of a shit degree in a shit university (London Metropolitan) to concentrate upon shit student politics - which he clearly never left.
Or, to put it in a single word - Wanker.
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Well put LJ. Corbyn seems to have entirely sold out to the liberal establishment.
Amazing stuff.
My forecasts (including the Labour leadership election) in my latest blog post.
https://forecastingintelligence.org/202 ... -the-peak/
Amazing stuff.
My forecasts (including the Labour leadership election) in my latest blog post.
https://forecastingintelligence.org/202 ... -the-peak/
Peace always has been and always will be an intermittent flash of light in a dark history of warfare, violence, and destruction
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Note quite yet UE.
Nandy is hardly known to the membership yet. Hustings have only started.
At this point in the race in 2015 Corbyn was around 20 to 1 on the odds market (his suport soared after the hustings start).
My assumption is that Starmer will probably win this but I think Nandy could do pretty well.
Nandy is hardly known to the membership yet. Hustings have only started.
At this point in the race in 2015 Corbyn was around 20 to 1 on the odds market (his suport soared after the hustings start).
My assumption is that Starmer will probably win this but I think Nandy could do pretty well.
Peace always has been and always will be an intermittent flash of light in a dark history of warfare, violence, and destruction
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https://www.channel4.com/news/who-do-ex ... is-johnson
Both Starmer and RLB do terribly with ex labour voters in this focus group.
Interestingly nandy and Philip's do very well.
Some surprising results from the focus group. Based on this i think nandy is now the biggest risk to the Tories not Starmer.
Both Starmer and RLB do terribly with ex labour voters in this focus group.
Interestingly nandy and Philip's do very well.
Some surprising results from the focus group. Based on this i think nandy is now the biggest risk to the Tories not Starmer.
Peace always has been and always will be an intermittent flash of light in a dark history of warfare, violence, and destruction
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They hang the man and flog the womanUndercoverElephant wrote:Yes, they are both problems and should both be targeted. And we all know that the very rich get away with it, because the tory party doesn't want to target that particular problem. That's the issue here - one rule for the rich, and another for everyone else.Lord Beria3 wrote:They are both problems and should be targeted.
Most of us here would disagree with your earlier point that because benefit fraud is allegedly relatively small it should be ignored.
Suggests you are out of touch with the ordinary person on the street. Most people I know get really pissed off about those who abuse the benefits system whilst they work their socks off.
That steal the goose from off the common
But let the greater villain loose
That steals the common from the goose
The law demands that we atone
When we take things we do not own
But leaves the lords and ladies fine
Who take the things that are yours and mine
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Rebecca Long Baily is just another liberal, bourgeois, "woke" imbecile
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/p ... 37911.html
https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/p ... 37911.html
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