| The Labour / Remain paradox 15:21 - Dec 11 with 967 views | jaseitfc |
I probably shouldn't be the one to mention this as I voted remain in 2016, then Labour in 2017 but a lot of Labour supporters completely lose me where they point to the polls as a means to make a case for a 2nd referendum yet dismiss them when it shows that despite this Tory government they trail behind/ At best are on par with them |  | | |  |
| The Labour / Remain paradox on 15:38 - Dec 11 with 935 views | Steve_M |
Well, if one starts to identify the reasons why Labour trail the worst British government in living memory in the polls it normally gets to about ten pages and Phil making a post about people abusing each other.
But, really, Corbyn is incredibly and irredeemably useless. |  |
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| The Labour / Remain paradox on 15:41 - Dec 11 with 920 views | wkj |
| The Labour / Remain paradox on 15:38 - Dec 11 by Steve_M |
Well, if one starts to identify the reasons why Labour trail the worst British government in living memory in the polls it normally gets to about ten pages and Phil making a post about people abusing each other.
But, really, Corbyn is incredibly and irredeemably useless. |
I am very much against the Tory party (despite being raised in a conservative house) but Blair's Labour killed my labour voting, and Corbyn is just keeping it further out to pasture - I wont waste a vote though, and will vote greens or lib dems if things continue how they are. [Post edited 11 Dec 2018 15:43]
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| The Labour / Remain paradox on 15:55 - Dec 11 with 883 views | ElephantintheRoom |
| The Labour / Remain paradox on 15:41 - Dec 11 by wkj |
I am very much against the Tory party (despite being raised in a conservative house) but Blair's Labour killed my labour voting, and Corbyn is just keeping it further out to pasture - I wont waste a vote though, and will vote greens or lib dems if things continue how they are. [Post edited 11 Dec 2018 15:43]
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Corbyn is a true socialist. If you were ever a labour voter this is the first time your labour vote might count since pre-Thatcher. | |
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| The Labour / Remain paradox on 16:05 - Dec 11 with 866 views | wkj |
| The Labour / Remain paradox on 15:55 - Dec 11 by ElephantintheRoom |
Corbyn is a true socialist. If you were ever a labour voter this is the first time your labour vote might count since pre-Thatcher. |
the problems I find is more of a distrust for the people in the party rather than the policies. I see a lot of sizzle, but no sausage - With people like Abbot scoring lots of own goals, its taking a toll on my trust. | |
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| The Labour / Remain paradox on 16:54 - Dec 11 with 827 views | Pilgrimblue |
| The Labour / Remain paradox on 15:55 - Dec 11 by ElephantintheRoom |
Corbyn is a true socialist. If you were ever a labour voter this is the first time your labour vote might count since pre-Thatcher. |
You're not wrong there! He'll wreck the economy and cost us billions with nationalisation just like those before him. That's why Blair survived so long until WMD. |  | | |
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