The Labour Party. All discussion here please

[Mister Gee]

20 minutes ago, Litotes said:

eh? At least give me a chance to understand what you mean.

 

Your nonsensical responses seem to be a common thread looking back into your history - if you can't say something of value - say nothing!

 

[Longcol]

13 minutes ago, Mister Gee said:

So did I, in Chesterfield in the early 90’s. Sound bloke.

Who in his own eyes had been right about everything since being in Parliament. He desparately wanted to be Labour leader and IMHO had adopted a left wing position to that end. 

 

[Mister Gee]

5 minutes ago, Longcol said:

Who in his own eyes had been right about everything since being in Parliament. He desparately wanted to be Labour leader and IMHO had adopted a left wing position to that end. 

 

Let’s not hang our dirty washing out here mate, the forum Tories have enough meat to get their teeth into. We may disagree but I think he was a good politician and a decent person.

[Mister Gee]

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Edited December 14, 2019 by Mister Gee

[catmiss]

The Labour Party failed for several reasons:

. Their wishy/washy policy on Brexit

. Jeremy Cornyn, alienating the traditional labour voter

. throwing money at it leftist policies without clear costings

. An electorate who are too young/have forgotten or forgiven the Thatcher years and brutal decimation of manufacturing 

 

[Albert the Cat]

4 hours ago, catmiss said:

The Labour Party failed for several reasons:

. Their wishy/washy policy on Brexit

. Jeremy Cornyn, alienating the traditional labour voter

. throwing money at it leftist policies without clear costings

. An electorate who are too young/have forgotten or forgiven the Thatcher years and brutal decimation of manufacturing 

 

Your last statement is complete rubbish. The younger demographic overwhelmingly voted Labour. 

[Ridgewalk]

8 hours ago, Litotes said:

Thanks to Corbyn, we now have a sexist, cheating, racist, liar in power for the next 10 years.

 

This was predicted and yet the labour party members did nothing about it - just harking back to the Glastonbury years.

 

What are they going to do now? Bitter infighting I guess.

 

Yet another positive move!!! NOT

Ridiculous post. So now you're blaming Corbyn for Boris Johnson being Boris Johnson.

 

How people conveniently forget or choose to ignore the incessant and continued poisonous daily propaganda pumped out by the billionaire owned Media against Jeremy Corbyn

 

I canvassed in my local constituency for Labour and the things that people said on the doorstep were taken straight from the Sun, Star, Mail, Express etc. eg. " why is Corbyn letting on these terrorists out of prison"  In fact if the CIA had organised it, it would have been a brilliant " black ops" operation. It certainly worked well at pumping the narrative into the populace.

 

 

[carosio]

13 hours ago, janie48 said:

Comment following the election result from Hilary Benn,  who is one of my favourite politicians. 

 

 

A comment his father Tony made sticks in my mind; just after Right-to-Buy was introduced, he said he felt depressed when knocking on the doors of ex-council houses when he saw the new owners had painted them a different colour from standard!

Edited December 14, 2019 by carosio

[Mister Gee]

7 minutes ago, carosio said:

A comment his father Tony made sticks in my mind; just after Right-to-Buy was introduced, he said he felt depressed when knocking on the doors of ex-council houses when he saw the new owners had been painted them a different colour from standard!

I grew up in a council house, can’t remember standard colored wallpaper.

[apelike]

22 minutes ago, Mister Gee said:

I grew up in a council house, can’t remember standard colored wallpaper.

I think the post was about the front doors not the inside..😉😉