[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by jet

So the area you live in has some stupid people, in your opinion, and that automatically means that the millions who voted Tory are cattle, idiots, are full of wilful ignorance and have only themselves to blame. Probably a small percentage were clueless, by that law of averages that you don't believe in.
However, one man, Corbyn, the Saint, whose job it was to win an election is completely blameless according to you and isn't responsible at all for the dodgy views he holds that worried decent people and the choices he made that led to his party failing those who supported him miserably...

That makes no sense at all, in fact your views are just childish churlishness....and the way you portray anyone who doesn't think like you do is hateful and spiteful. I just can't with you...

Does the day begin and end with Corbyn in your eyes? I haven't seen you make one post in which you haven't included him whether it makes sense to or not. You say I make him out to be a saint but I've only ever mentioned him when you've tried to shove him down my throat. Corbyn is old news, deal with the fact you're gonna have to try and find a new scapegoat to blame everything on.

You just can't accept that people made a choice and they are responsible for that choice and I can have whatever opinion I like on that choice. It's always Corbyn's fault with you and it's boring. Grown adults are responsible for their own choices and I can hold them accountable for those choices. You're the one that can't accept that view point which is why you're screaming that I'm childish when you're doing nothing but feeding your Corbyn obsession and projecting your issues onto me.

You can't blame an outside force for your own decisions, you can't shield the nation from the consequences of their actions by placing them at the feet of Corbyn. That's the difference between me and you, the Tories are scum but I don't hold them responsible for winning, it was the people that made the choice to give them a majority. The only thing a party can do is make an argument and hope for votes. The Tory arguments and manifesto reeked of bull****, had many holes poked in them by fact checkers and analysts and more yet the people still voted for them since they wanted to believe a fantasy over reality and I will continue to criticise the public for making such a poor decision because, ultimately, they made that decision, it wasn't any party or one person that won the election. The public decided, so they have to shoulder the responsibility for what they've enabled.

That viewpoint is certainly less childish than 'CORBYN IS TO BLAME FOR EVERY BAD THING THAT HAPPENS!' so if you're gonna try and throw insults around, make sure you aren't projecting first.