I've just taken a peek in the mirror and can confirm, for the avoidance of doubt, there were absolutely no signs of agitation whatsoever.
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I've just taken a peek in the mirror and can confirm, for the avoidance of doubt, there were absolutely no signs of agitation whatsoever.
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It was a joke (as per his fence-sitting re: Brexit), but, on your main point, I concur.
It's not just Corbyn either ; that Lansman was in denial yesterday on the telly, as was McDonnell. Socialism has failed, so their approach is to become even more socialist.
What is truly sad is that the Tories are the most shambolic version of themselves in living memory, yet Labour couldn't mount an even quarter - decent opposition.
If I were one of the tory string - pullers, I'd take the p! ss, and give New Year's honours to Corbyn, McDonnell, Lansman, Milne, et al, for services to the Tory Party
Having a discussion is not really 'getting agitated'.
What is the point of a party being ideologically hard left and making themselves non electable.
I am not saying I want the Labour party to be centre ground. What I am saying the Labour party should be pragmatic; sell themselves as centre left and moderate, get elected and then work on those core left wing values: like reducing poverty, reducing inequality.
Tony Blair introduced some left wing policies, like the minimum wage, he wasnt just neo liberal.
I disagree that I shouldnt be allowed to discuss the Labour party or care because Im not really a Labour supporter. The fact is, the UK has a 2 party system and both parties, one in power, one in opposition should shape policy.
A strong Labour opposition may have prevented the last 3 years of mess.
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Bodd
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I cant help thinking Tory central office must have been howling with laughter everytime Labour announced another manifesto pledge.
I can imagine them saying: 'Hear we go lads, Labour have come up with super fast broadband, free for all -fill yer boots'
Yes, but what you are saying is you just want the Labour party to do what you want.
You might as well say the same about the Conservatives or the BNP.
I would vote for the Brexit party if they agreed with remaining in the EU.
You might as well say the same about the Conservatives or the BNP.
I would vote for the Brexit party if they agreed with remaining in the EU.
We weren't saying we wanted the Labour party to do anything, we were having a policy discussion, then you came along and accused us of being agitated.
Look EFL, if you carry on like this I'll see you outside at closing time.
Maybe - but there have been frequent posts in the past from Conservative supporters 'complaining' about the stance of Labour, when, from their point of view, the worse Labour are, the more they should like it.
Please let me know in future when I am allowed to comment.
Please let me know in future when I am allowed to comment.
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EddieM
I kind of liked Corbyn, bit idealistic and definitely unelectable, but anyone who supports private landlords living abroad being stripped of their propery for no recompense gets my vote.
Only in Scotland. Very low percentage in the UK - 3.9%.
Liberals got three times the number of votes for a quarter the number of MPs
There was all this talk about labour in the 80s
When foot was the leader and they ended up. In the political wilderness for a good while
They will sort em. Selves out eventually
Johnson and his band had better remember that a lot of them voters have lent him there vote
Johnson Wil probably make a pigs arris of it any way
Blame Margaret becket for this Labour caper she nominated corbyn for the leadership
When foot was the leader and they ended up. In the political wilderness for a good while
They will sort em. Selves out eventually
Johnson and his band had better remember that a lot of them voters have lent him there vote
Johnson Wil probably make a pigs arris of it any way
Blame Margaret becket for this Labour caper she nominated corbyn for the leadership
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Bodd
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