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Originally Posted by GoldHeart

You will never convince me that Corbyn was this 'monster' that people like to portray him as, they got their wish and he lost vast support, however I still think he was a decent guy or atleast tried his best.

Whereas Boris openly was Islamphobic and took no responsibility for it . And when it comes to immigration him & his cronies like to paint foreign people as scapegoats.

The reason I mentioned anti vaxors was because they seem to be using unmonitored sites to spread their garbage, which is full of hate & racism ,it all seems to be merged together like a fever dream. And nothing seems to be done about.

The massive independent inquiry found that the leadership had failed to address the problem effectively.
It made no direct accusation of Corbyn himself.

I'm not defending his stance but I do not and never have believed, he is anti Semitic.
He is pro Palestinian more than Israel but that doesn't make him an anti Semite.
As much as those who hate him would wish it to be so.

The hate campaign by Riley, was really hate filled.

To be pro Palestinian is NOT to be anti Semitic..
If it is, and this is the new form of it, then multi millions across the world are now branded then as being anti-Semitic.

I lean more on the side of Israel, always have.
Corbyn no doubt has his sympathies with the Palestinians.
That neither makes me anti Palestinian nor makes Corbyn anti Semitic..
Just to satisfy the hate of others.
No matter what they say.

While important yes, the leadership of Parties is more than ONE individual.
Even in the Con party.