Labour leapt into Brexit's fires - and now the party is burning

[Denzil_DC]

30. "The best approach was to fight to save multicultural Britain in a post-Brexit world."

On that metric alone, Corbyn's been a total failure, given the pro-Brexit three-line-whipping and the refusal to even back some reassurance to EU citizens settled in the UK.

I don't give a stuff if you say you're "anti-Brexit" or what you imagine "political reality" to be at a thousand miles' distance. The very fact you use terms like "anti-democratic" and "elitist" shows your true grasp on this issue. It's bollocks.

You're not living with it day in day out and seeing what it's doing to your country and those who live in it.

I'm not in a mood for sitting down and shutting up about it. The "discussion" has only just begun. Remember your beloved Jeremy? - "The real fight starts now." A year late and a party short, but there he is.

And I'm blowed if I'm going to go along with it because not doing so will hurt Labour's chances of electoral success in some far-off pie-in-the-sky future. I live in the here and now. Dammit.