[Northern Monkey]

Originally Posted by Twosugars

It'd also help if all political thread being opened every day were not anti-labour (Monkey of the North, I'm looking at you). We all know there's more than enough material to bash the Tories.

I actually voted Labour in the last GE just because i felt like i should vote.
Only Labour piss me off more than the Tories because they’re disappointing me more by the day.I expect the Tories to be ***** and have never voted for them.Although they seem more sensible than current Labour even though May is f’king useless.
I want to be able to support a good more centrist realistic Labour party but with comrade Corbyn i’m politically homeless and won’t vote again probably for years unless a new party comes along.
All this PC and anti-British and Momentum takeover is currently the thing annoying me.That’s why i create anti Labour threads when i read something ridiculous it’s usually from them.

[Twosugars]

Originally Posted by Northern Monkey

I actually voted Labour in the last GE just because i felt like i should vote.
Only Labour piss me off more than the Tories because they’re disappointing me more by the day.I expect the Tories to be ***** and have never voted for them.Although they seem more sensible than current Labour even though May is f’king useless.
I want to be able to support a good more centrist realistic Labour party but with comrade Corbyn i’m politically homeless and won’t vote again probably for years unless a new party comes along.
All this PC and anti-British and Momentum takeover is currently the thing annoying me.That’s why i create anti Labour threads when i read something ridiculous it’s usually from them.

I'm centrist too and thought Corbyn would be a goner after 2015 GE. But he proved me wrong with a relatively decent campaign. I still have my reservations (mainly over his foreign policy pronouncements) but decided to give him a chance. Still not keen on some internal labour politics though. Being in power usually checks wackier ideas and he should end up in the centre after all.