[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

What - most youngsters didn't! Yet they fawn over The JC virus who wants a hard Brexit.

He wants what the electorate wants and what you want, I thought you would be pleased? They have trust that he will deliver a fair responsible brexit unlike may.

[DemolitionRed]

Just watched the BBC coverage at the Glastonbury Festival and the crowd sung "Oh Jeremy Corbyn"

Youtube video

Today, Corbyn is going on stage at Glastonbury but I am not worried for his safety. When he faced a massive crowd of Libertines Fans a few weeks ago and they loved him.

LFC fans have our own song for him too.

[Vicky.]

Sorry my last post may have went a bit OTT. I am extremely riled at the min as I am arguing with some complete twat on facebook who is trying to tell me that pensioners and such vote for the good of the country, while young people are just selfish and want things that they should work for like older people did...and that they are all just lazy bastards who are 'happy on minimum wage' as this means they can collect benefits on top of working and none of them have any ambition as ambition is all you need to have a high wage and a nice house ffs. I actually cannot believe people genuinely hold views like this.

I don't think I even count as one of 'the young' but I feel very defensive when people go on about them as if they are ****ing toddlers or something. My brother is one of these 'selfish young people'. He is already paying for uni so he wouldn't benefit from that. He probably knows more about politics than most older people tbh. He certainly puts me in my place sometimes. The thought of people hating him for voting labour and assuming he was just stupid and easily led annoys the **** out of me when he is certainly more informed than the daily mail brigade who always seem to reckon they are more informed than anyone else who tend to be the main ones who are levelling abuse at the young for daring to vote for a party that seems more focused on people than profit.