[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by jet

I did read your post with attention.
On your first point, it is to your credit imo that you would prefer a Labour leader other than Corbyn. But he is the leader and you still vote for him? Despite his reputation, because his policies suit you. Fair enough, but I couldn't personally do that, I'd rather abstain until a leader I respected was in the driving seat.
On your second point, surely a leaders policies and how successful those policies are will be a reflection of their beliefs? their morals? their fitness to lead? the respect their party members have for the leader? Corbyn would score low on all of these essentials.
Finally, you don't think that some young voters would only vote for him to get free student education? The emphasis on some. Of course they did/would. Not everyone is as interested in politics as you are; they hear 'free ed., more money in their pockets and its "he's my man".
Delivering would be another matter.
If I lived in the UK mainland I would vote for neither Con. or Labour by the way, I'm neutral in that respect, but I'm certainly not neutral about Corbyn's awful morals, lack of integrity and his proclivity for befriending and worshipping terrorists. Horrible, disgusting, dangerous man.

We have no proof that any other leader would do anything any different to Corbyn do we? I to was impressed by Clive Lewis but even he jumped ship risking shaking the security of the party so for that reason he lost my respect.
I'm not sure why a leader would be a reason not to vote for a party if you agree with their ideology, manifesto and policies it seems like cutting off your nose to spite your face to me.. I don't like the man so I and the nation may have to suffer 5yrs of the conservatives?... :/