Jeremy Corbyn

[The Saturday Boy]

Your dislike of ad hominem attacks doesn't seem to extend to those directed at me.

Where above have i expressed a dislike of ad hominen attacks? I am discussing your conduct, nobody else's...am I also required to publicly level criticism about the actions of others to legitimise my criticism of you? Seems like this is a fairly consistent requirement of debate for you, maybe you should set up an Internet message board where you can set your own rules.

 

[Jolemai]

This Labour government has failed. People want real transformative politics – we will give it to them | Jeremy Corbyn

More than 500,000 people have signed up to our new party to help build a genuine alternative to poverty, inequality and war, says former Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn

www.theguardian.com

 

[visage]

Has there ever been a version of the Labour Party that he approves of?

I suppose that didn't matter when he had a meal ticket safe seat.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Has there ever been a version of the Labour Party that he approves of?

I suppose that didn't matter when he had a meal ticket safe seat.

Firstly, why has that seat been safe? After 40 years it's probably because hes been an excellent constituency MP, no?

And what do you prefer, for MPs to always vote with the leader on everything? Or should MPs vote with their own beliefs and constituents in mind? You've spoken before about democracy...

 

[visage]

It was a safe Labour seat from way before he showed up.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

It was a safe Labour seat from way before he showed up.

Which was 42 years ago

He also won the seat as an independent last year!

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

600k having joined the mailing list now.

 

[Wolftone]

600k having joined the mailing list now.

Starmer's 16 year old vote. Looking like a bad idea for Labour now uncle Jez is back

 

[visage]

If anyone was worried that Jezza was easing up on his grifting, his supporters have generously paid for him to go to Japan to deliver the groundbreaking message that nuclear war is bad.

Mugs.

Jeremy Corbyn: Nuclear Disarmament Now

On the 80th anniversary of Hiroshima Day, Jeremy Corbyn continues the call for nuclear disarmament and world peace in a speech at the World Conference Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs. We publish his remarks, edited for length and clarity, here.

www.tribunemag.co.uk

 

[visage]

I’ve gotten a lot of flak over the years for daring to say that I would not wish to use a nuclear bomb on human beings. For having the audacity to say that killing millions of people would make the world a safer place. For those who are in any doubt over my position: I’m not interested in bombs. I’m interested in peace.

Which is why he bravely twice stood on a platform of renewing trident.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Which is why he bravely twice stood on a platform of renewing trident.

Mmm, so he was wrong for consistently arguing against policies he disagreed with as a back bencher, but also wrong when to placate the majority of his party as leader when he agreed to support renewing Trident?

You seem to enjoy having it both ways.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

If anyone was worried that Jezza was easing up on his grifting, his supporters have generously paid for him to go to Japan to deliver the groundbreaking message that nuclear war is bad.

Mugs.

Jeremy Corbyn: Nuclear Disarmament Now

On the 80th anniversary of Hiroshima Day, Jeremy Corbyn continues the call for nuclear disarmament and world peace in a speech at the World Conference Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs. We publish his remarks, edited for length and clarity, here.

www.tribunemag.co.uk

I find it really difficult to understand you can read that article and think bad thoughts.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Yeah. What an absolute fucking bastard.

 

[visage]

Mmm, so he was wrong for consistently arguing against policies he disagreed with as a back bencher, but also wrong when to placate the majority of his party as leader when he agreed to support renewing Trident?

You seem to enjoy having it both ways.

He can be a vice chairman of CND, or he can stand as party leader on a platform to renew Trident.

Its hypocritical to do both. Especially for someone who places so much reliance on his reputation as a man of principle.

 

[visage]

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Yeah. What an absolute fucking bastard.

Spouting sub-Lennon platitudes is easy.

 

[Templeton Peck]

I find it really difficult to understand you can read that article and think bad thoughts.

The anti Corbyn centrists are fucking loons.

 

[visage]

The problem isnt his nice words, mind-bendingly vacuous though they are. Its when he acts in direct opposition to them, in a way thats impossible to reconcile.

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

The problem isnt his nice words, mind-bendingly vacuous though they are. Its when he acts in direct opposition to them, in a way thats impossible to reconcile.

It's not impossible to reconcile though.

He has/had views that were in opposition to the MPs in his party, so for what he believed to be the good of the party he parked those beliefs.

That's a quality not something to criticise, particularly if you are also criticising him for being in opposition to his own party when he was a backbencher?

 

[Elephant Pyjamas]

Again.

What an absolutely fucking bastard.

 

[Dire Wolf]

Why are people still engaging with this absolute troll. He'd have been banned if it wasn't his own site. Absolute abuse of power.