Jeremy Corbyn

[The Saturday Boy]

Sultana and Corbyn
The only party that gives you Fruit and Nut.

This is just lazy racism, taking the piss out of foreign sounding name to denigrate them is the sort of stuff that should have been left in the 60s.

Frankly, with your background, you should know better.

 

[Wolftone]

This is just lazy racism, taking the piss out of foreign sounding name to denigrate them is the sort of stuff that should have been left in the 60s.

Frankly, with your background, you should know better.

It's my raisin d'etre.

 

[The Saturday Boy]

It's my raisin d'etre.

And you proudly display it.

 

[Wolftone]

And you proudly display it.

Raisin. It's a pun.
Sorry. I'm not that serious.
If I really wanted to denigrate Sultana, the outright, genuine, actual racist I would. But I can't be bothered.
As for that middle class fraud Corbyn...

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Criticising Corbyn for his upbringing is always an odd one.

 

[Wolftone]

Criticising Corbyn for his upbringing is always an odd one.

Sorry. Being genuinely working class it's in me to despise the middle class.
Particularly those who seek to use our presumed 'inferiority' as a tool to further their own careers. I've never needed or wanted any of them to fight my battles for me.
They don't actually know what it's like to be working class.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

But surely trying to improve the lives of the poor, vulnerable, and/or "working class" (not even sure thats actually a thing anymore) is a good thing regardless of how that person grew up?

To further his career? He's been a superb MP for his constituents since the 80s.

 

[visage]

Its going to be a bold new experience for both of them, standing for a party whose manifesto they actually agree with. Finally a bit of honesty from them.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Its going to be a bold new experience for both of them, standing for a party whose manifesto they actually agree with. Finally a bit of honesty from them.

Starmer was Corbyn's deputy was he not?

 

[visage]

But surely trying to improve the lives of the poor, vulnerable, and/or "working class" (not even sure thats actually a thing anymore) is a good thing regardless of how that person grew up?

Not when youre so fucking useless that you end up making things worse.

How did a Bori Johnson landslide help the poor, vulnerable and working class?

 

[visage]

Starmer was Corbyn's deputy was he not?

No. Tom Watson was.

Until Corbyn, in a fit of democratic fervour, tried to subvert the membership and get rid of him by abolishing the post entirely.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

No. Tom Watson was.

Until Corbyn, in a fit of democratic fervour, tried to subvert the membership and get rid of him by abolishing the post entirely.

He served in his shadow cabinet though, right!?

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Not when youre so fucking useless that you end up making things worse.

How did a Bori Johnson landslide help the poor, vulnerable and working class?

The obsession with anti semetism during that period that you so keenly argue for helped with that too though didn't it.

Or what he wore at the cenotaph, or him supposedly dancing a jig on rememberence day, or the depiction of him as a Russian on Newsnight, those things helped Boris's landslide and they were utterly farcical and ridiculous.

The smeer campaign was relentless, and was necessary to keep him out of power.

His manifesto terrified the establishment, and here we are now, its great isn’t it.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

No. Tom Watson was.

Until Corbyn, in a fit of democratic fervour, tried to subvert the membership and get rid of him by abolishing the post entirely.

Subvert the membership!?

What about the coup to overthrow him, labour MPs resigning one after the other and disqualifying members.

THAT was subverting the membership sir.

Then there was another leadership election, which Corbyn won again comfortably.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

And this won't split the Labour vote, Starmer's government has spent the last year doing that.

I do find it hilarious how self described "centrists" get into such a blind rage when they see or hear Corbyn.

 

[The Saturday Boy]

Raisin. It's a pun.
Sorry. I'm not that serious.
If I really wanted to denigrate Sultana, the outright, genuine, actual racist I would. But I can't be bothered.
As for that middle class fraud Corbyn...

I understand it was a pun. It is racist. You can downplay it if you want, I am sure some of your best friends are fruits.

 

[The Saturday Boy]

Its going to be a bold new experience for both of them, standing for a party whose manifesto they actually agree with. Finally a bit of honesty from them.

Like 2017?

 

[Templeton Peck]

He served in his shadow cabinet though, right!?

Yes.

 

[Templeton Peck]

And this won't split the Labour vote, Starmer's government has spent the last year doing that.

I do find it hilarious how self described "centrists" get into such a blind rage when they see or hear Corbyn.

It's really fascinating. He triggers such huge reactions. Like even the absolute worst shit he's done doesn't come within a million miles of Iraq, rowing back our civil rights or anti-immigration rhetoric yet Blair and his pals are great. And as for Starmer and Gaza...

 

[Dire Wolf]

YourParty hit 140,000 membership sign ups in 10 hours. Regardless of what your opinion is of the man, there is definitely an appetite for a left alternative party to take on the empty promises of the Labour Party. Someone has to take on Reform, because right now Starmer and his corrupt cronies are gift wrapping them an election win.