| Oh dear Jeremy 11:37 - Apr 27 with 11531 views | Steve_M |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:08 - Apr 27 with 3115 views | GeoffSentence |
What is the big deal here? |  |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:11 - Apr 27 with 3089 views | monytowbray |
Is there literally anything this man can do that won't somehow be used as ammo to smear him?
This is even more stupid than Milliband not being able to eat a bacon sandwich (which, may I add, the same newspaper that ran that story hailed Cameron a hero for eating a hotdog with a knife and fork like a f*cking weirdo at a BBQ). |  |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:28 - Apr 27 with 3025 views | mutters |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:11 - Apr 27 by monytowbray |
Is there literally anything this man can do that won't somehow be used as ammo to smear him?
This is even more stupid than Milliband not being able to eat a bacon sandwich (which, may I add, the same newspaper that ran that story hailed Cameron a hero for eating a hotdog with a knife and fork like a f*cking weirdo at a BBQ). |
In fairness its a General Election campaign, all sorts of things will be thrown around but the various sides trying to gain political advantages.
JC does not help himself to the masses. He is very popular with his core voters, but to the rest of the country he is a bit of an enigma. A man who clearly has very strong principles, which you can respect him for, however a lot of what he says is not inline with the way the majority of the country (even his own party!) think. Not pushing the button is very credible and deserves some respect, however most want a leader who will make the difficult decisions beyond what they believe themselves. The country is bigger than one person.
I dont think he is a bad man, hes strong in his believes, they just dont match the country on a whole. |  |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:34 - Apr 27 with 3000 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:08 - Apr 27 by GeoffSentence |
What is the big deal here? |
If his aid hadn't turned him around he'd have delivered his who speech with his back to the camera. |  |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:34 - Apr 27 with 3000 views | BlueBadger |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:34 - Apr 27 by GlasgowBlue |
If his aid hadn't turned him around he'd have delivered his who speech with his back to the camera. |
Which in all fairness, would have been viewed by one or two as an 'utterly on the ball attack on the bias of the mainstream media'. |  |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:37 - Apr 27 with 2995 views | J2BLUE |
Genuinely makes me like him more. He actually cares about the people there and they aren't just a prop for a propaganda advert.
Too honest and too principled to be a success at the top end of politics. Too many working people on lower incomes have fallen for the BS. They can't vote for Corbyn but most can't explain why.
When Corbyn is replaced by someone we know is Labour because he's the one wearing the red tie and all of the two party cheerleaders on here are happy I might not bother voting. |  |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:42 - Apr 27 with 2974 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:37 - Apr 27 by J2BLUE |
Genuinely makes me like him more. He actually cares about the people there and they aren't just a prop for a propaganda advert.
Too honest and too principled to be a success at the top end of politics. Too many working people on lower incomes have fallen for the BS. They can't vote for Corbyn but most can't explain why.
When Corbyn is replaced by someone we know is Labour because he's the one wearing the red tie and all of the two party cheerleaders on here are happy I might not bother voting. |
I honestly don't know how you can bring yourself to vote for this man
https://blogs.spectator.co.uk/2016/08/shouldnt-vote-jeremy-corbyn/ | |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:45 - Apr 27 with 2946 views | bluewein |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:34 - Apr 27 by BlueBadger |
Which in all fairness, would have been viewed by one or two as an 'utterly on the ball attack on the bias of the mainstream media'. |
It's a bit like when Sky Sports are analysing a crap game at half time and saying it's "an intriguing tactical battle". |  |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:47 - Apr 27 with 2933 views | J2BLUE |
Cheers. Now can you send me the reasons not to vote for Teresa May for balance? | |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:50 - Apr 27 with 2922 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:47 - Apr 27 by J2BLUE |
Cheers. Now can you send me the reasons not to vote for Teresa May for balance? |
I'm asking you to read the article, by a Labour party member. You can vote for whomsoever you please.
But please be aware of this "principled" man's history with some of the world's most unpleasant people.
If after you have read the article from start to finish and still feel comfortable putting your backing behind him then that is your choice. | |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:52 - Apr 27 with 2905 views | lowhouseblue |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:37 - Apr 27 by J2BLUE |
Genuinely makes me like him more. He actually cares about the people there and they aren't just a prop for a propaganda advert.
Too honest and too principled to be a success at the top end of politics. Too many working people on lower incomes have fallen for the BS. They can't vote for Corbyn but most can't explain why.
When Corbyn is replaced by someone we know is Labour because he's the one wearing the red tie and all of the two party cheerleaders on here are happy I might not bother voting. |
'Too many working people on lower incomes have fallen for the BS.'
don't be so disrespectful and arrogant. they haven't fallen for anything - they've formed their own view of him.
people form their view of politicians on the basis of many varied things, big and small. it comes down to - do I trust him / her? does he / she share my values? corbyn has failed to convince most labour voters on those things. it isn't BS. [Post edited 27 Apr 2017 12:54]
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:53 - Apr 27 with 2899 views | J2BLUE |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:50 - Apr 27 by GlasgowBlue |
I'm asking you to read the article, by a Labour party member. You can vote for whomsoever you please.
But please be aware of this "principled" man's history with some of the world's most unpleasant people.
If after you have read the article from start to finish and still feel comfortable putting your backing behind him then that is your choice. |
I don't feel good about supporting May who allows weapons to be sold to Saudi Arabia and supports the snooper's charter among other things. | |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:55 - Apr 27 with 2885 views | m14_blue |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:52 - Apr 27 by lowhouseblue |
'Too many working people on lower incomes have fallen for the BS.'
don't be so disrespectful and arrogant. they haven't fallen for anything - they've formed their own view of him.
people form their view of politicians on the basis of many varied things, big and small. it comes down to - do I trust him / her? does he / she share my values? corbyn has failed to convince most labour voters on those things. it isn't BS. [Post edited 27 Apr 2017 12:54]
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I think you underestimate the power of the press, who are almost universally united in their contempt for Corbyn. |  | | |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:55 - Apr 27 with 2880 views | HarryWright |
It's not a big deal, it's just a funny clip. Doesn't mean any ones using it to an 'ammo', the same clip would be posted around if a news reporter did it. |  | | |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:56 - Apr 27 with 2867 views | GlasgowBlue |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:53 - Apr 27 by J2BLUE |
I don't feel good about supporting May who allows weapons to be sold to Saudi Arabia and supports the snooper's charter among other things. |
You obviously haven't read the article if all you can throwback is weapon sales to a government, no matter how repulsive, and legislation you disagree with.
Are you genuinely scared to read the full article because it may shatter any illusions you have?
Are you putting your fingers in your ears whilst loudly shouting lalalala not listening!!!!!!
Better to have the full facts now than coming ion here and repenting about your decision in six months. | |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:57 - Apr 27 with 2862 views | J2BLUE |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:52 - Apr 27 by lowhouseblue |
'Too many working people on lower incomes have fallen for the BS.'
don't be so disrespectful and arrogant. they haven't fallen for anything - they've formed their own view of him.
people form their view of politicians on the basis of many varied things, big and small. it comes down to - do I trust him / her? does he / she share my values? corbyn has failed to convince most labour voters on those things. it isn't BS. [Post edited 27 Apr 2017 12:54]
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It's true from my experience.
I'm not saying there aren't genuine reasons to dislike him or to no vote for Labour just that many people don't seem to be able to say why they won't and it soon becomes clear it's because they think they have to dislike him. | |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:58 - Apr 27 with 2853 views | lowhouseblue |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:55 - Apr 27 by m14_blue |
I think you underestimate the power of the press, who are almost universally united in their contempt for Corbyn. |
and you underestimate the intelligence of voters. one of the key things in politics is to listen to people. labour needs to hear what they are saying about corbyn and not dismiss them as having fallen for bullsh*t.
it took the labour party the second half of the 1980s to learn that basic truth last time - perhaps it will happen quicker now? | |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:59 - Apr 27 with 2838 views | J2BLUE |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:56 - Apr 27 by GlasgowBlue |
You obviously haven't read the article if all you can throwback is weapon sales to a government, no matter how repulsive, and legislation you disagree with.
Are you genuinely scared to read the full article because it may shatter any illusions you have?
Are you putting your fingers in your ears whilst loudly shouting lalalala not listening!!!!!!
Better to have the full facts now than coming ion here and repenting about your decision in six months. |
I have read the article.
I was just pointing out that we are all blind to what we want to be blind to. | |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 13:00 - Apr 27 with 2828 views | Clapham_Junction |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:37 - Apr 27 by J2BLUE |
Genuinely makes me like him more. He actually cares about the people there and they aren't just a prop for a propaganda advert.
Too honest and too principled to be a success at the top end of politics. Too many working people on lower incomes have fallen for the BS. They can't vote for Corbyn but most can't explain why.
When Corbyn is replaced by someone we know is Labour because he's the one wearing the red tie and all of the two party cheerleaders on here are happy I might not bother voting. |
I work in Islington and he is hugely popular amongst his constituents, who aren't the champagne socialists and intellectuals that a lot of people seem to think. One of the things that irks me about the coverage of him is that Islington is portrayed as some kind of bastion of the wealthy. Whilst there are undoubtedly some very wealthy people living in the borough (you'd have to be to afford to buy a property here nowadays), there are quite high levels of poverty and one of the highest proportion of people living in social housing (something like 40%). |  | | |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 13:04 - Apr 27 with 2800 views | m14_blue |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 12:58 - Apr 27 by lowhouseblue |
and you underestimate the intelligence of voters. one of the key things in politics is to listen to people. labour needs to hear what they are saying about corbyn and not dismiss them as having fallen for bullsh*t.
it took the labour party the second half of the 1980s to learn that basic truth last time - perhaps it will happen quicker now? |
I don't underestimate the intelligence of the electorate at all. However, I think it's obvious that a large number of these voters will quite understandably draw their conclusions through the prism of the media they read. To suggest otherwise is to be deliberately obtuse or simply wrong.
I think Corbyn is a disaster for Labour and very bad for the country as a whole but let's not pretend that people aren't influenced by the largely right wing press, the referendum proved that. | | | |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 13:11 - Apr 27 with 2758 views | J2BLUE |
I'll have to do some further research but I think so yes. I'll have to check his support for the IRA from an independent source. | |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 13:11 - Apr 27 with 2755 views | lowhouseblue |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 13:04 - Apr 27 by m14_blue |
I don't underestimate the intelligence of the electorate at all. However, I think it's obvious that a large number of these voters will quite understandably draw their conclusions through the prism of the media they read. To suggest otherwise is to be deliberately obtuse or simply wrong.
I think Corbyn is a disaster for Labour and very bad for the country as a whole but let's not pretend that people aren't influenced by the largely right wing press, the referendum proved that. |
influenced yes. influenced by the none press media as well. but people's views are not determined by either. the problem with corbyn is not the press. | |
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| Oh dear Jeremy on 13:13 - Apr 27 with 2744 views | J2BLUE |
| Oh dear Jeremy on 13:11 - Apr 27 by lowhouseblue |
influenced yes. influenced by the none press media as well. but people's views are not determined by either. the problem with corbyn is not the press. |
Do you agree with GB that Corbyn will retain the leader job on June 9th? | |
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