Or... he could have addressed the anti-Semitism in his party, and been seen to be addressing it, and made up his mind which side of the Brexit question he was on.

Let's be honest here though, the anti-semitism didn't realistically change the vote much because A) not many people in the UK are Jewish and B) SADLY most people only really care about things that affect them directly.

The vote was about Brexit, and the anti-Corbyn sentiment that actually has impact is the idea that he's "too far left"/a Marxist.

People don't care about Labour members saying things that are anti-semitic any more than they care about Tories saying things that are Islamophobic. Which is "not much at all".

I'm not targeting dog owners Kaz ,
But the comments about Johnson "well atleast he treats his dog right" was ludicrous :facepalm: .

Treats his dog better than he'll treat half the population of the country.

only in your dreams


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agreed but it did steal the news agenda somewhat from his message (if he ever had one)

This is how Dianne Abbott went to vote yesterday

2 different shoes and both left

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https://www.telegraph.co.uk/content/...g?imwidth=1400

Was that a really weird political stance? :laugh2:

Bit harsh, she has another pair exactly the same at home.

:joker:

No you are missing the Point
Corbyn was not meeting people
only selected Labour voters.

He needed to pick up conservatives
to Win.

He even refused to go on LBC live
as that left winger did not like Corbyn.

C'mon my brother. Corbyn was out meeting the public daily and was met by huge crowds. Johnson was being smuggled into places to avoid protests. This just isn't true. Johnson didn't even turn up to the climate debate and refused the Andrew Neil interview, and they're both backed by the Barclay brothers.

People didn't care about his message either though because it was about supporting the disabled and unemployed, and people care about them about as much as they care about Jews and Muslims.

:joker: Because Johnson addressed all the bigotry in his party didn't he ??? What a load of rubbish.

We need Marcus back running for PM.

No they were pre-selected
Corbyn failed to meet conservatives

Emily has not even done a full day
but is slipping up.

Well, I don't believe that's true. I think young people especially don't like any kind of racism. And the problem in Labour was that they were not being seen to tackle it, instead it was a case of "Nothing to see here...". I've said on other threads, it doesn't give me any joy to see Labour do so badly, the country needs a strong opposition and sadly, now we don't have one.

:joker::joker::joker:

SNP wants to Separate
from the UK.


Johnson will not allow any vote

he may find it hard to avoid democracy to solve this problem

Agreed. No way Britain stays together for much longer.

Whataboutery.

Labour is only the second political party in history to be investigated by the Equality and Human Rights Commission. The only other party to face this was the BNP. Refusing to acknowledge the scale of the problem helped Labour lose the election.

He has the Queen backing him