The end of the Labour party

[Santo]

yep, as it says, more than half ....

in simple terms, it means most of the people of the country think that the media is bias against Corbyn, i wonder if the majority of our country are conspiracy theorists

 

Only a few thousand were asked. How many that think it could provide anything resembling proof?

 

What it clearly shows is that Corbyn supports are beyond paranoid.

[banjodeano]

Only a few thousand were asked. How many that think it could provide anything resembling proof?

Sheffield forum makes me laugh

people say Corbyn is unelctable, just look at the polls it proves it, he is unelectable.....then when a poll turns up that they dont like................its, oh it was only a small poll....lol

 

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Only a few thousand were asked. How many that think it could provide anything resembling proof?

 

What it clearly shows is that Corbyn supports are beyond paranoid.

it wasnt just Corbyn supporters polled it was a cross section of the country....even 44% of Owen Smith supporters think there is bias against Corbyn

[Santo]

Sheffield forum makes me laugh

people say Corbyn is unelctable, just look at the polls it proves it, he is unelectable.....then when a poll turns up that they dont like................its, oh it was only a small poll....lol

 

I do like it. It backs my theory that Corbyn supporters are paranoid.

 

Believing doesn't make it true. Believing JC won't win the GE is common sense. Believing there is an MI5 conspiracy against him is paranoid delusion. But then...Seumas Milne works for Corbyn so can't say I'm surprised. He checks for MI5 under the bed at night, the imbecile.

 

More conspiracy theory polls for you below

 

http://www.publicpolicypolling.com/main/2013/04/conspiracy-theory-poll-results-.html

 

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Sheffield forum makes me laugh

people say Corbyn is unelctable, just look at the polls it proves it, he is unelectable.....then when a poll turns up that they dont like................its, oh it was only a small poll....lol

 

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it wasnt just Corbyn supporters polled it was a cross section of the country....even 44% of Owen Smith supporters think there is bias against Corbyn

 

Yes, I can read. 51% of the general public believe it. 97% of those that will vote Corbyn believe it. 97%!!!

Edited September 4, 2016 by Santo

[Penistone999]

at least they are not cowards lol

 

They are worse ........... they are socialists.

[the_bloke]

New poll....

More than half of Brits think the media is deliberately biased against Jeremy Corbyn, poll shows.....

no surprise there then

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/more-half-brits-think-media-8765874#ICID=sharebar_twitter

 

Does no one see the irony in the Mirror negatively reporting about political bias in the press?

 

Remember how much the Mirror loves Corbyn:

 

http://i4.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article8299184.ece/BINARY/dailymirrorfront.jpg

Edited September 4, 2016 by the_bloke

[alchresearch]

If we're talking polls:

 

New data from Survation’s UK omnibus shows Prime Minister Theresa May as the most favourable party leader, some 64 points ahead of Leader of the Opposition, Jeremy Corbyn.

 

Mrs May’s positive rating (+34) compares to Jeremy Corbyn’s (-31) who was the least favorable of all of the politicians listed.

 

http://survation.com/new-polling-theresa-may-favourable-party-leader/

[pacifica]

If we're talking polls:

 

 

 

 

 

http://survation.com/new-polling-theresa-may-favourable-party-leader/

 

Yes but the activists love him and if they can get the voting system altered so only communist activists are allowed to vote as happened in the USSR...and they have 2000 votes each, he could win

Edited September 5, 2016 by pacifica

[Jeffrey Shaw]

Either way, it's all very sad even for non-Labourites. A great Party, brought to the brink of self-destruction by internal squabbles is not good for UK democracy.

[pacifica]

Either way, it's all very sad even for non-Labourites. A great Party, brought to the brink of self-destruction by internal squabbles is not good for UK democracy.

 

Is it internal sqabbles? It seems to me that an outside group has joined the party through a stupid loop hole in the membership rules and elected a leader who has little interest in election victories but is more concerned with street protest. I doubt that by the time those who have been members for decades regain control from those who joined 12 months ago there will be a party left to save.

[banjodeano]

Is it internal sqabbles? It seems to me that an outside group has joined the party through a stupid loop hole in the membership rules and elected a leader who has little interest in election victories but is more concerned with street protest. I doubt that by the time those who have been members for decades regain control from those who joined 12 months ago there will be a party left to save.

 

not trying to be clever, but this shows how little you know about what is happening in the party