[lime]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Exactly Brother Leon.
It's really tedious now this put down on the young.

No wonder there is a divide.

I agree with you Joey...I don't live in the UK.nor am I from the UK....but the way the British youth are patroinisesd is sad

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by jaxie

It's a touch disturbing how gullible the youth is.

Do I have to mention the elderly with Brexit? That was the very definition of gullible as people fell for Farage and Boris's bull**** that haven't come to pass and will never come to pass.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Do I have to mention the elderly with Brexit? That was the very definition of gullible as people fell for Farage and Boris's bull**** that haven't come to pass and will never come to pass.

We'll see!

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

We'll see!

So it's not a fact about Brexit but it is about Corbyn? Interesting.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Do I have to mention the elderly with Brexit? That was the very definition of gullible as people fell for Farage and Boris's bull**** that haven't come to pass and will never come to pass.

That's because (again) you're making a presumption about why and who voted for Brexit.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by jaxie

That's because (again) you're making a presumption about why and who voted for Brexit.

Statistics was put up on here from another website that it was mainly older people that voted for Brexit.

Btw I love how my opinion is presumption but younger people voted Corbyn is a fact.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Do I have to mention the elderly with Brexit? That was the very definition of gullible as people fell for Farage and Boris's bull**** that haven't come to pass and will never come to pass.

Corbyn's bull**** will never come to pass.

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by jaxie

It's a touch disturbing how gullible the youth is.

Its not only the youth. Are you saying anyone who believes Corbyn politics is gullible?

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

Its not only the youth. Are you saying anyone who believes Corbyn politics is gullible?

Potentially. I think anyone who buys into what a politician is telling them is being suckered really. They never keep their promises.

[Jian Yang]

This is massively aggressive politicking on Corbyn's and Labour's part. Using Trump too, wow, Corbyn's Labour have upped their game. The Tories need to take note!

We are becoming more and more like the US politically.

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Jian Yang

This is massively aggressive politicking on Corbyn's and Labour's part. Using Trump too, wow, Corbyn's Labour have upped their game. The Tories need to take note!

We are becoming more and more like the US politically.

Yes I can completely agree with that. Whoever is advising him is definitely earning their wage.

[joeysteele]

Good on him.

For way too long the younger electorate and future electorate have been ignored by politicians.
This is a good move and more to the point,a very natural thing for him.
This is what he does to good effect and his sincerity as to it is recognised by such younger people.

It's not them being gullible at all, it is that he can and does engage with them
By talking 'to' them and not 'at' them.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by joeysteele

Good on him.

For way too long the younger electorate and future electorate have been ignored by politicians.
This is a good move and more to the point,a very natural thing for him.
This is what he does to good effect and his sincerity as to it is recognised by such younger people.

It's not them being gullible at all, it is that he can and does engage with them
By talking 'to' them and not 'at' them.

So this is about attention is it. He is using them and they are revelling in his unproven promises.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by jaxie

Yes I can completely agree with that. Whoever is advising him is definitely earning their wage.

He is playing up to the youngsters because he knows how gullible they are. Pretty sickening really.

[Jian Yang]

Originally Posted by jaxie

Yes I can completely agree with that. Whoever is advising him is definitely earning their wage.

They know who to go after, and they're relentlessly doing so! Corbyn, who's fundamentals are actually quite worrying, is no longer being billed as a 'ageing politician', he is being written for and billed as a A-List Celebrity.

Very Obama -esque.

[MTVN]

The 'Oh Jeremy Corbyn' chants are tragic

Fair play to him, his transformation has been remarkable in the last few months and Glastonbury has always been a political festival but it is interesting how the cult of personality around Corbyn becomes bigger and bigger. For many of Labour's new and young supporters he is as synonymous with Labour now as Ukip were with Farage

[GiRTh]

Genius move.

[Kizzy]

The tories treat everyone as if they're 5! Look at the patronising tone may had when she suggested to that nurse who hadn't had a wage rise in 8yrs there was no 'magic money tree'!! condescending, lying toad!

[DemolitionRed]

The Corbyn revolution!

James Callaghan, the Labour prime minister defeated in 1979, said to his advisor just before polling day, ‘There’s a sea change in politics. Whatever we do, this election is all about Mrs Thatcher.’ Thatcher went on to achieve the largest swing since the war.

There is a sea change now. The 2017 British general election has been all about Mr Corbyn – who has just achieved the biggest increase in party vote-share since the war.
A sea change: not just another election, but a turning of the tide, a massive underlying shift in British politics, a rebirth of reformism, of social democracy, of Labour as the radical popular movement it was always intended to be. We are witness to the beginning of a once-in-a-generation transformation of the whole political landscape. and its so fcuking exciting

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

The Corbyn revolution! http://leftunity.org/the-corbyn-revolutio/

James Callaghan, the Labour prime minister defeated in 1979, said to his advisor just before polling day, ‘There’s a sea change in politics. Whatever we do, this election is all about Mrs Thatcher.’ Thatcher went on to achieve the largest swing since the war.

There is a sea change now. The 2017 British general election has been all about Mr Corbyn – who has just achieved the biggest increase in party vote-share since the war.
A sea change: not just another election, but a turning of the tide, a massive underlying shift in British politics, a rebirth of reformism, of social democracy, of Labour as the radical popular movement it was always intended to be. We are witness to the beginning of a once-in-a-generation transformation of the whole political landscape. and its so fcuking exciting

You know what I have practically been accused of being unpatriotic in the past... But today I have never felt more proud to be British

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

You know what I have practically been accused of being unpatriotic in the past... But today I have never felt more proud to be British

Its a great feeling isn't it

[DemolitionRed]

The young, the tolerant, and the idealistic voted Labour. The old, the complacent, and the xenophobic voted Tory. This election was about two nations and two visions of what our society should be like

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by DemolitionRed

The young, the tolerant, and the idealistic voted Labour. The old, the complacent, and the xenophobic voted Tory. This election was about two nations and two visions of what our society should be like

How presumptuous.

What about all those poor 'old' Labour voters?

Do you have a study or any statistics to support this claim? xenophobic voted Tory

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by jaxie

How presumptuous.

What about all those poor 'old' Labour voters?

Do you have a study or any statistics to support this claim? xenophobic voted Tory

They're young at heart!

[DemolitionRed]

Originally Posted by jaxie

How presumptuous.

What about all those poor 'old' Labour voters?

Do you have a study or any statistics to support this claim? xenophobic voted Tory

It was a quote which I linked to.