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Originally Posted by Brillopad

Many people predicted that Corbyn’s hardline extremist political views would soon come to the fore and that is exactly what is happening. I imagine, that due to the current political climate, he feels the time is right and quite likely with a bit of aggressive pushing from Momentum.

In my opinion Corbyn is either every bit as hardline as much has suggested or he is fast becoming Momentum’s puppet. We have a lot to fear from such a government with long-term consequences.

Corbyn is about as far from hard left as Britain is from Australia. Where on earth has this suggestion stemmed from? Where and what is the evidence that brings about such accusations? I don't care how many tabloids try to ram this nonsense down my throat. I refuse to swallow it. All these borrowed words like Marxism, Trotskyism, Socialism that’s being bandied against a man who’s most radical principal is to re-nationalize the railways. For ****s sake, he's not going to storm Buckingham Palace or have us all lining up for butter! From where I'm sitting he just wants to curb the sins of capitalism to a point where the vulnerable have more protection. That isn't communism or socialism, its democratic.

This Red Army analogy you keep painting about Corbyn is nonsense. Hit out at the hard liners by all means but Corbyn isn't one of them.

Tony Robinson is a TV personality and like me, a Labour supporter and his views are no less important than the next Labour supporter. The difference is, because of who he is, his views get published in main stream media. It means nothing unless you want it to mean something.