| Labour with 9 point opinion poll lead on 11:30 - Dec 14 by tractordownsouth |
I share the same view on Brexit - I thought it was a reasonable compromise at the time but the electoral geography made the referendum option a poor decision in the end. Backing May's agreement, once they had secured the workers' rights amendment would have been the best option. Labour could have claimed to be the party supporting the will of the people and the Tories would have descended into civil war.
That anti-semitism paragraph is very poor though - the vast majority of Jews don't agree. To be honest I didn't recognise it myself until too late - I didn't really know much about terms like zionism, or the historic stereotypes/conspiracy theories which made things like the mural problematic and racist. Eventually you surely have to concede that when the majority of Jewish Labour MPs felt unhappy under his leadership, and some even left the party, that he shares at least some culpability? |
But you can’t have a subjective take on the evidence of antisemitism or the validity of an accusation?
This is serious stuff.
If there was that evidence, Corbyn wouldn’t be a Labour Party member now. Or Starmer et al wouldn’t be doing their job. Square that circle for me. |  |
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