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Old 10-12-2017, 12:44 PM #14
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In all fairness they had their moment, why didn't they succeed? Were they not vocal enough for the greater good in the way that corbyn is...

Personally my issue with the moderates in the Labour party are they to me appear to be the ones appeasing business for a slice of whichever sector pie is on offer and bugger society.
Corbyn is attractive to be for effectively saying sod your pie, I don't want it... I'm going to fit on the floor of this train and eat a nice apple with the public!


That's why he gets my vote.
And you don’t think that is exactly what he wants you to think, which of course maybe why he does it. He is playing the ‘caring’ card.

Even if you are right about him and he is more genuine than I give him credit for, which I have severe reservations about, he is surrounding himself with some very dubious characters who will likely be making a lot of the important decisions which for many is a very scary prospect.
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