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LanternWaste

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41. Clever little bumper sticker you've got.

Reply to branford (Reply #3)

Wed Sep 28, 2016, 08:25 AM

Sep 2016

Clever little bumper sticker you've got.

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Jeremy Corbyn is re-elected as Leader of Britain�s Labour Party [View all] forest444 Sep 2016 OP

Labour really are a dysfunctional mess. T_i_B Sep 2016 #1

Too bad Bernie could not have had the chance to simulate. YOHABLO Sep 2016 #2

Corbyn wins and ensures Labour will remain in the political wilderness for the foreseeable future. branford Sep 2016 #3

That is what the establishment said about Sanders in the US. Helen Borg Sep 2016 #7

Sander did not win the Democratic primary, branford Sep 2016 #9

The people who want Corbyn to be removed want Labour to agree with the Tories on everything Ken Burch Sep 2016 #19

Corbyn is pulling the Labour party away from neoliberalism and bringing it back to progressivism. JRLeft Sep 2016 #36

Clever little bumper sticker you've got. LanternWaste Sep 2016 #41

Are you claiming anything I wrote is actually untrue? branford Sep 2016 #42

If the Left is not allowed to find new solutions to aid the middle class in England ... nikto Sep 2016 #4

If labour can't get rid of these creeky old post war Trotsiites then they'll have to depend Monk06 Sep 2016 #5

Refreshing to see somebody like Corbyn Helen Borg Sep 2016 #8

Nice right-wing red-baiting, there. Odin2005 Sep 2016 #11

From a guy who has read much Marxist Culture Theory and most of Marx's major works Monk06 Sep 2016 #16

The destruction of coal mining "not a bad thing"??? T_i_B Sep 2016 #14

I don't support an industry that needs tax breaks and subsidies to survive when the product is Monk06 Sep 2016 #17

Marginal economic benefit to workers? T_i_B Sep 2016 #18

By marginal I mean making subsistence wages in an industry the has broken unions through right to Monk06 Sep 2016 #24

British coal miners fought very hard to be "non-marginal" T_i_B Oct 2016 #44

The new left in Labour is post-2000, not post-World War II. Ken Burch Sep 2016 #20

I may have mentioned this before... T_i_B Sep 2016 #23

OK, some of its leaders were "Old Trots". I'll give you that. Ken Burch Sep 2016 #29

I went on a number of anti Iraq war demos T_i_B Sep 2016 #30

I should clarify to not take my reference to Trotskiites too literally Friends who studied in Monk06 Sep 2016 #25

During the last leadership campaign, Ken Burch Sep 2016 #28

I don't track Briish politics closely enough to answer your questions I just thought Corbyn should Monk06 Sep 2016 #31

Corbyn didn't triangulate-he spoke honestly and reasonably. Ken Burch Sep 2016 #32

I had a conversation with a couple of Brit tourists just before the referendum Monk06 Sep 2016 #33

Uh...we're talking about Jeremy CORBYN here, not Jeremy Clarkson. Ken Burch Sep 2016 #34

I mentioned JC and the rest as examples of Brit public figures who are also Euro sceptics Monk06 Sep 2016 #35

All 3 Top Gear presenters supported staying in the EU T_i_B Sep 2016 #37

Well JCs vocal complaints about Britain paying for Spanish highways implied otherwise lol Monk06 Sep 2016 #38

I'm aware that Euroskepticism is not an exclusively left-wing OR right-wing idea. Ken Burch Sep 2016 #39

Corbyn is up against a lot ... nikto Sep 2016 #6

That sound you hear is all the Blairite whiners crying in the corner. Odin2005 Sep 2016 #10

Because Labour spent 18 years in the wilderness prior to Blair Nye Bevan Sep 2016 #13

Labour would have won under any leader and on any manifesto in 1997. Ken Burch Sep 2016 #21

Nope. It took Blair dumping Clause 4 and unilateral nuclear disarmament. (nt) Nye Bevan Sep 2016 #26

It was actually Kinnock that saved the Bomb, not Blair. Ken Burch Sep 2016 #27

Blair was hardly any better than the Conservatives. Odin2005 Sep 2016 #40

If only he fought against the Brexit as hard as he fought to keep his perch... Blue_Tires Sep 2016 #12

This is why I've turned against Corbyn T_i_B Sep 2016 #15

It was impossible for him to do anything more. Ken Burch Sep 2016 #22

Jeremy Corbyn refuses to scapegoat immigrants as the Labour right hands votes to UKIP pampango Sep 2016 #43

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