[Livia]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

Labour's ruling body has endorsed candidate Ian Byrne, who was at the centre of a row over "sexist" comments about a government minister.

Mr Byrne was backed to stand for Liverpool West Derby after a hearing by the party's National Executive Committee.

He has apologised for "unacceptable" social media posts about Tory minister Esther McVey and Baroness Michelle Mone made in 2015.

A statement issued over the weekend from Mr Byrne, said he was "deeply sorry for the inappropriate and offensive language from the shop floor I used several years ago on social media and would not use today".

Can I assume he is no longer a sexist, then?

Given Labour's history of dealing with complaints I am not shocked.

[bots]

Originally Posted by Livia

Can I assume he is no longer a sexist, then?

Given Labour's history of dealing with complaints I am not shocked.

they let him stand as an MP but threw Alistair Campbell out the party for saying he had voted for the lib dems

[Livia]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

they let him stand as an MP but threw Alistair Campbell out the party for saying he had voted for the lib dems

You truly could not make this sh1t up.

[arista]

Another LibDem Candidate
wants a apology from LibDem's on Tim Walkers dismissal
Guy Kiddey Derbyshire
and is Crazy saying he will stand
but tell everyone to vote Labour?


BBCnewsHD Live 12:48PM


https://www.theguardian.com/politics...-marginal-seat

[arista]

Originally Posted by arista

Another LibDem Candidate
wants a apology from LibDem's on Tim Walkers dismissal
Guy Kiddey Derbyshire
and is Crazy saying he will stand
but tell everyone to vote Labour?


BBCnewsHD Live 12:48PM


https://www.theguardian.com/politics...-marginal-seat

Posting Again
to show Slim
the utter mess LibDems are in.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

Posting Again
to show Slim
the utter mess LibDems are in.

Lib dems were always a mess. That's why their popularity ws so short lived; they don't stand for anything.

[bots]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Lib dems were always a mess. That's why their popularity ws so short lived; they don't stand for anything.

let's be honest, all the main party's are a complete mess. They spend most of their time covering up their own internal cracks and divisions. General elections are never noted for being great, but this particular one sets a new low bar.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper

Lib dems were always a mess. That's why their popularity ws so short lived; they don't stand for anything.

They stand for the Tories

[arista]

Originally Posted by the slim reaper

lib dems were always a mess. That's why their popularity ws so short lived; they don't stand for anything.

[The Slim Reaper]

Originally Posted by arista

She voted with the tories more times than gove and hunt, specifically to hurt the same people she pretends to care about in fighting for remain.

[Nicky91]

mods close or at least delete some messages in this thread pls

every single of those vile tory crowd turning this into one big anti-labour thread

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

mods close or at least delete some messages in this thread pls

every single of those vile tory crowd turning this into one big anti-labour thread

A vile Tory crowd?

Who are you referring to, Nicky?

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Livia

A vile Tory crowd?

Who are you referring to, Nicky?

literally anyone who puts Labour in a bad light

but nothing personal of course (i've learned from my past mistakes)

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

literally anyone who puts Labour in a bad light

but nothing personal of course (i've learned from my past mistakes)

Nothing wrong with that
Its a General Election thread

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

literally anyone who puts Labour in a bad light

but nothing personal of course (i've learned from my past mistakes)

you called members of this forum a "vile tory crowd" in an aggressive and malicious manner



what have you become?

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

literally anyone who puts Labour in a bad light

but nothing personal of course (i've learned from my past mistakes)

Of course its personal to anyone who votes Tory, anyone else would have got lambasted for this comment. if i want to put labour in a bad light,I will , if I think they warrant it,same as others with thier chosen parties ,really not impressed with that comment at all.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Nicky91

mods close or at least delete some messages in this thread pls

every single of those vile tory crowd turning this into one big anti-labour thread

Nicky I made this Thread
can you please tell me what Post
is in the Wrong????????????????

[Liam-]

He’s reaching out now after a week of being called out for his disgusting lack of care for the people that have been flooded, no one has ever said it’s his fault they flooded, but as the Prime Minister it’s his duty of care to go to these places after events like these to talk to people, Corbyn was there, why did it take him nearly a week? Too busy covering up his daliances with illegality probably, awful man, it’s not rude to challenge the powers on their lack of action, he crumbles in the face of opposition and his true character comes out, an unsympathetic, emotionless buffoon, get rid.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Liam-

He’s reaching out now after a week of being called out for his disgusting lack of care for the people that have been flooded, no one has ever said it’s his fault they flooded, but as the Prime Minister it’s his duty of care to go to these places after events like these to talk to people, Corbyn was there, why did it take him nearly a week? Too busy covering up his daliances with illegality probably, awful man, he crumbles in the face of opposition and his true character comes out, an unsympathetic, emotionless buffoon, get rid.

Of course Corbyn was there he needs your vote, and a photo opportunity and wasn't the PM up there a week or so ago ,anyway its not a race as to who gets there first, some of the people on that news footage were rude simple as, he has sent help,what do you want him to do ?

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

Of course Corbyn was there he needs your vote, and a photo opportunity and wasn't the PM up there a week or so ago ,anyway its not a race as to who gets there first, some of the people on that news footage were rude simple as, he has sent help,what do you want him to do ?

Ah, so Corbyn was there for a press opportunity but Lord Boris turning up a week late is perfectly fine? I think these people are well within their rights to be a little bit ticked off don’t you? They’ve just lost everything and the man ‘in charge’ couldn’t care less, he had to be forced to do something about it, sorry if I don’t feel sympathy for a man who shows a clear contempt for anyone but himself and his elite pals jfc

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Ah, so Corbyn was there for a press opportunity but Lord Boris turning up a week late is perfectly fine? I think these people are well within their rights to be a little bit ticked off don’t you? They’ve just lost everything and the man ‘in charge’ couldn’t care less, he had to be forced to do something about it, sorry if I don’t feel sympathy for a man who shows a clear contempt for anyone but himself and his elite pals jfc

It doesnt excuse people being rude,simple as.

[Liam-]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

It doesnt excuse people being rude,simple as.

Dear god

[Nicky91]

Originally Posted by Kazanne

It doesnt excuse people being rude,simple as.

in my post i was rude, with the ''vile tories'' thing


but honestly, conservatives shouldn't win this election (those who made a utter mess, chaos of a brexit which referendum vote was 3, nearly 4 years ago)

Corbyn wants a chance to sort out brexit, i'd say give him that chance and the most important thing anyway is who can deliver brexit the best and conservatives failed to do so twice now (first with May, and second with Boris)

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Liam-

Ah, so Corbyn was there for a press opportunity but Lord Boris turning up a week late is perfectly fine? I think these people are well within their rights to be a little bit ticked off don’t you? They’ve just lost everything and the man ‘in charge’ couldn’t care less, he had to be forced to do something about it, sorry if I don’t feel sympathy for a man who shows a clear contempt for anyone but himself and his elite pals jfc

the houses were bottom floor flooded to around 1-2 feet of water. If they have insurance as they should they have lost nothing, inconvenienced greatly but the sofa, carpet and all the white goods will be replaced with new items

I have been flooded out several times in a property that I own (with children) have you?

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by Liam-

He’s reaching out now after a week of being called out for his disgusting lack of care for the people that have been flooded, no one has ever said it’s his fault they flooded, but as the Prime Minister it’s his duty of care to go to these places after events like these to talk to people, Corbyn was there, why did it take him nearly a week? Too busy covering up his daliances with illegality probably, awful man, it’s not rude to challenge the powers on their lack of action, he crumbles in the face of opposition and his true character comes out, an unsympathetic, emotionless buffoon, get rid.

he was advised to stay away until the rescue and clear up was well underway as it would have hindered the attempt to help by the agencies involved

standard procedure