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Old 27-02-2017, 07:12 AM #37
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Because they would have had to have joined the Labour party. And not everyone wants to join a political party.

The denial is almost tangible with Corbyn supporters. Personally, I don't care if he remains leader forever, he will never win a general election, I'm not sure how much more proof you need. Sad for the country though because a strong opposition keeps the government in line.
Then they can keep quiet, if they don't wish to vote then they can't complain at the choice of leader can they?

If the Labour party wanted to appeal to their faithful voters then why not scrap the membership fee?
He may not win, that doesn't mean he should be ousted...there is no viable alternative is there?
So yes the denial is tangible, I have hope and faith that there are enough Labour voters who want an end to this current govt, why that means I'm mocked for backing the leader of the party I don't know :/
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