[arista]

Debated Live on LBC radio now
"Darren Adam" a Top Show

http://www.lbc.co.uk/


Owen went Off Script??
He said he was Sorry , some time after.


So Welsh Boy Owen likes to "Smash" Women?

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by arista

Debated Live on LBC radio now
"Darren Adam" a Top Show

http://www.lbc.co.uk/


Owen went Off Script??
He said he was Sorry , some time after.


So Welsh Boy Owen likes to "Smash" Women?

Well he has done himself a lot of good with this comment, I think not.
What a mess,it really just gets worse.

Labour does seem to have a death wish at present,only 2 candidates wanted on the ballot then one says this.
The policies.ideas he outlined yesterday too are almost copies of what Corbyn would do anyway.

The Conservatives must be wondering how they got this lucky, at present.

[Toy Soldier]

That's the best offer she's had in 20 years.

[Pete.]

End sexism! We want Corbyn

[Livia]

It shocks me that someone in the public eye representing a political party could make such a ridiculous, out of place comment. And the clever money would be on Theresa May... Owen Smith doesn't look like he could smash his way out of a paper bag.

[smudgie]

Originally Posted by Livia

It shocks me that someone in the public eye representing a political party could make such a ridiculous, out of place comment. And the clever money would be on Theresa May... Owen Smith doesn't look like he could smash his way out of a paper bag.

She could floor him with a death stare.
What an absolute idiot he is.

[LeatherTrumpet]

way to normalise domestic abuse you clown

[jaxie]

Once again Labour have a candidate for leader who is unelectable. When will they learn that they need a leader who appeals to the electorate? I can't see them winning any election in this country for the forseeable future. Corbyn has no chance. This is extremely worrying because in politics we need an opposition.

[the truth]

reaction to this silly comment is overblown imo although i seriously dont rate him anyway

[arista]

Originally Posted by smudgie

She could floor him with a death stare.
What an absolute idiot he is.

How Nice

[Anaesthesia]

Originally Posted by jaxie

Once again Labour have a candidate for leader who is unelectable. When will they learn that they need a leader who appeals to the electorate? I can't see them winning any election in this country for the forseeable future. Corbyn has no chance. This is extremely worrying because in politics we need an opposition.

I actually love Corbyn for the way he has shaken up the left, got them to talk, got them to think about how they want the party to go forward. Of course he has no chance, do you ever think he thought he did? What he represents is bringing Labour out of the Blairite mentality and making a proper party. He doesn't intend, or want to be PM. He wants to shake things up and make Labour rethink, because obviously something needs doing. Wouldn't hurt the tories to do the same.

[arista]

Originally Posted by the truth

reaction to this silly comment is overblown imo although i seriously dont rate him anyway

No One Top Lady on LBC Live 7AM show
was saying "it helps Women beaters
carry on."
OWEN Smashes Womens Heels Back etc,
typical Bully Boy and Warmonger

Nic lost his battle --- Live on LBC (Shocking)
The Top Lady Won it.


Sign Of The Times

[Anaesthesia]

Originally Posted by arista

No One Top Lady on LBC Live 7AM show
was saying "it helps Women beaters
carry on."
OWEN Smashes Womens Heels Back etc,
typical Bully Boy and Warmonger

Nic lost his battle --- Live on LBC (Shocking)
The Top Lady Won it.


Sign Of The Times

Not quite understanding what you are saying here...can you post a link please? Even Sky HD is acceptable.

[Kizzy]

I was so happy to see this, he may ( lol) attempt to pass it as rhetoric but even onomatopoeia has to be tempered in the political arena...you would think the spin doctor would know this


Smith may have stolen Corbyns policies but he's a looooong way off being credible, more showman than statesman.

[the truth]

it was meant metaphorically surely everyone knows that

[Livia]

Originally Posted by the truth

it was meant metaphorically surely everyone knows that

It was a poor metaphor from a politician in the public eye. I can imagine his press officer fainting as the words issued from Smith's mouth. It weakens him as a viable candidate for leader and he should have known better.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Livia

It was a poor metaphor from a politician in the public eye. I can imagine his press officer fainting as the words issued from Smith's mouth. It weakens him as a viable candidate for leader and he should have known better.

I agree, I also however don't think of him or see him as a viable leadership contender anyway.
In fact this whole leadership election is a farce and a waste of time in my view.

[Northern Monkey]

I don't think he actually wants to be violent.I think it was probably just a term of phrase.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

I don't think he actually wants to be violent.I think it was probably just a term of phrase.

I'm sure you're right. But like I said, I think it was a stupid slip for someone aiming to be leader of a political party.

[Wizard.]

The problem with Labour is that they try so hard to slag the Tories off that they end up looking stupid and make stupid comments like this one.

[Kizzy]

Unlike the tories who try hard to slag everyone.....Ask boris.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Unlike the tories who try hard to slag everyone.....Ask boris.

Yes indeed,
Very fair comment Kizzy, they all do it really.

[LeatherTrumpet]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Unlike the tories who try hard to slag everyone.....Ask boris.

Boris has charm

BIG difference when it comes to this type of thing

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Unlike the tories who try hard to slag everyone.....Ask boris.

What find is, when someone in the Tory party does something stupid, most people, including supporters, comment negatively on it. But when it's someone in Labour who makes a stupid comment - usually anti-Semitic or sexist - the people on the left wriggle around deflecting it, and try to draw negative attention back to the Tories. As this post demonstrates.

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Livia

What find is, when someone in the Tory party does something stupid, most people, including supporters, comment negatively on it. But when it's someone in Labour who makes a stupid comment - usually anti-Semitic or sexist - the people on the left wriggle around deflecting it, and try to draw negative attention back to the Tories. As this post demonstrates.

All I have seen here is even those from Labour saying this was a silly comment,there is nothing wrong at all in pointing out at the same time that politicians of all parties say stupid things, not just the Labour party.

I find no one on here or off here who is on the left of politics, like myself, who would in any way support anyone making a genuine anti-semitic comment from whoever or whatever party it came from.
Your almost near mission of branding 'generally' those on the left, as anti semitic is tiresome to be quite honest and I am one who is dismayed at the getting away with generalising as to same every chance you get to.

The people on the left you say, not some, not a few, not many ,not even just the hierarchy but you state above, the people on the left , your words.
well I am on the left, I am a Labour party member and I am certainly not anti semitic in any shape or form, thank you very much.

I will fight back at that as it is a very serious accusation to make against a whole grouping of people on a political side.
I have also yet to see anything where, with respect, you have denounced Boris Johnson for any of his views and stupid, careless comments.

It is wrong for anyone in Labour to make stupid, unguarded and offensive comments. MPs, members or supporters.
However that is also the case for anyone in other parties too as well, which is what the post you try to ridicule, was actually addressing.