Should Corbyn remain as Labour leader?

[Numero Veinticinco]

1 minute ago, Rico1304 said:

So good to have you back.  Remember when you blocked me, then unblocked me? Block me again. 

You’re not worth the steam off PB’s piss. 

[Rico1304]

55 minutes ago, AngryofTuebrook said:

3) Rico is desperate to find something to sneer at now that Corbyn is emerging as the country's last hope to stop Brexit. 

I just thought it was amusing that as the country enters into a Margaret Atwood style dystopia Labour are tweeting about lobsters.   Of course it is funny but because it’s Labour we can’t find it funny.   Otherwise someone else wins lefty of the week.  

[aRdja]

5 minutes ago, Rico1304 said:

I just thought it was amusing that as the country enters into a Margaret Atwood style dystopia Labour are tweeting about lobsters.   Of course it is funny but because it’s Labour we can’t find it funny.   Otherwise someone else wins lefty of the week.  

It’s more amusing that you’re still trying to distract from your own party, hand in hand with the far-right, driving us into that dystopia Rico. 

 

Yours,

Lefty of the year

[Strontium]

3 minutes ago, Rico1304 said:

I just thought it was amusing that as the country enters into a Margaret Atwood style dystopia Labour are tweeting about lobsters.   Of course it is funny but because it’s Labour we can’t find it funny.   Otherwise someone else wins lefty of the week.  

 

You can write all kinds of horrible shit about Labour without opprobrium (see: Boss over the last 24 hours) but woe betide you if you attempt to find some humour. Seven negs I think it was yesterday for a harmless Corbyn joke?

[aRdja]

Just now, Sixtimes Dog said:

 

You can write all kinds of horrible shit about Labour without opprobrium (see: Boss over the last 24 hours) but woe betide you if you attempt to find some humour. Seven negs I think it was yesterday for a harmless Corbyn joke?

I’ve never seen anyone whine so much about negs honestly. Try being a Maguire fan for a year, it would toughen you up, trust me. 

[Strontium]

1 minute ago, viRdjil said:

I’ve never seen anyone whine so much about negs honestly. Try being a Maguire fan for a year, it would toughen you up, trust me. 

It's not the negs (I'm the most negged person in forum history, after all), but the po-faced humourlessness which offends.

 

Nothing wrong with a bit of Maguire every now and again.

 

[A Red]

Its only left wing lobsters that qualify with claws 4

 

[Numero Veinticinco]

4 minutes ago, Sixtimes Dog said:

It's not the negs (I'm the most negged person in forum history, after all)

Aren’t you also one of the biggest neggers? 

[Strontium]

1 minute ago, Numero Veinticinco said:

Aren’t you also one of the biggest neggers? 

 

One reserves the right to defend oneself.

[aRdja]

I’m pretty sure I’ve received more negs in my time here than you SD. Not sure how to verify this tho.

[Strontium]

2 minutes ago, viRdjil said:

I’m pretty sure I’ve received more negs in my time here than you SD. Not sure how to verify this tho.

 

Click on your rep score. You've had 661. I have had 2,046.

[Bjornebye]

20 minutes ago, Sixtimes Dog said:

 

One reserves the right to defend oneself.

You neg first most of the time! 

[Jose Jones]

5 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

You neg first most of the time! 

Outing yourself as a dirty revenge negger here?

Interesting.

[Bjornebye]

2 minutes ago, Jose Jones said:

Outing yourself as a dirty revenge negger here?

Interesting.

Absolutely not. I'd rather have beans on a fry-up than be one of them. 

[aRdja]

27 minutes ago, Sixtimes Dog said:

 

Click on your rep score. You've had 661. I have had 2,046.

Fair. I stand corrected.

[moof]

I find it very easy to believe stronty has checked every single person’s rep score to confirm he is indeed the most persecuted of us 

[Chris]

1 hour ago, Mudface said:

I don't get this. The opposition parties (and most of the Tory party aside from May and close advisers) were deliberately excluded from any involvement in the Brexit negotiations, well until May got desperate at least. The whole affair has been a Tory-run shitshow from start to finish, with multiple attempts to subvert the usual processes in the House, culminating in this ridiculous nonsense right now. At no point until a few months back, have the Tories tried to get consensus that could pass- it's always been about what they want to do- and now it's too late, we've got a hard right bunch of pricks willing to ram it through.

 

His fence sitting and fudging of the issue has done as much to run down the clock as the tories. He failed to oppose. He failed to pick his side, whatever it may be (I'm sure some cultist will come back with something about the conference), but it's all been tiptoeing one way and then the other from Corbyn depending on what the situation dictates. He's never said "we shouldn't be leaving." it's all been an if, then and if, then and if, then IF this happens we'll campaign to remain. It's a fucking fudge. 

[Rushies tash]

15 minutes ago, Chris said:

 

His fence sitting and fudging of the issue has done as much to run down the clock as the tories. He failed to oppose. He failed to pick his side, whatever it may be (I'm sure some cultist will come back with something about the conference), but it's all been tiptoeing one way and then the other from Corbyn depending on what the situation dictates. He's never said "we shouldn't be leaving." it's all been an if, then and if, then and if, then IF this happens we'll campaign to remain. It's a fucking fudge. 

Respecting the result of the referendum and wanting a deal with the EU that best protects workers rights and people's living standards has been a pretty consistent message from day one. That's only changed fairly recently when it became clear that the country was heading for no deal and the priority was to stop that.

[moof]

10 minutes ago, Chris said:

 

His fence sitting and fudging of the issue has done as much to run down the clock as the tories. He failed to oppose. He failed to pick his side, whatever it may be (I'm sure some cultist will come back with something about the conference), but it's all been tiptoeing one way and then the other from Corbyn depending on what the situation dictates. He's never said "we shouldn't be leaving." it's all been an if, then and if, then and if, then IF this happens we'll campaign to remain. It's a fucking fudge. 

Nope, it’s 100% a Tory mess. This tired shit is so blasé. Must have some kind of brain injury to still be talking about “cultists” and the like given the context of where we are. Give your head a wobble, man 

[Boss]

Chris is spot on.

[Mudface]

25 minutes ago, Chris said:

 

His fence sitting and fudging of the issue has done as much to run down the clock as the tories. He failed to oppose. He failed to pick his side, whatever it may be (I'm sure some cultist will come back with something about the conference), but it's all been tiptoeing one way and then the other from Corbyn depending on what the situation dictates. He's never said "we shouldn't be leaving." it's all been an if, then and if, then and if, then IF this happens we'll campaign to remain. It's a fucking fudge. 

But the 'fudged' position would have been more appropriate to what the country voted for. A withdrawal sure, but one that didn't lose every single benefit of remaining. Whether or not that would have been possible is unclear as the Tories didn't allow any input to their own negotiation and went purely on what May thought would be acceptable to her own party. Johnson's doing exactly the same now, with even less of a mandate than May had.

[moof]

There you go, farage’s fluffer agrees with you. 

 

Anyone who is unironically apportioning any of the blame for this mess on Corbyn doesn’t deserve to be taken seriously 

[No2]

I think we have reached stage stage where both main parties accept Brexit is disaster that must be stopped and it's full on brinksmanship to have the other call a halt. If the Tories can have Labour be the ones that stop the UK leaving the EU then power is guaranteed for the next 25 years.

[aRdja]

44 minutes ago, Chris said:

 

His fence sitting and fudging of the issue has done as much to run down the clock as the tories. He failed to oppose. He failed to pick his side, whatever it may be (I'm sure some cultist will come back with something about the conference), but it's all been tiptoeing one way and then the other from Corbyn depending on what the situation dictates. He's never said "we shouldn't be leaving." it's all been an if, then and if, then and if, then IF this happens we'll campaign to remain. It's a fucking fudge. 

Corbyn’s problem is that his position on Brexit was too nuanced now?

[Denny Crane]

29 minutes ago, moof said:

Nope, it’s 100% a Tory mess. This tired shit is so blasé. Must have some kind of brain injury to still be talking about “cultists” and the like given the context of where we are. Give your head a wobble, man 

 

It's the ultimate divide and rule tactics deployed. When the amount of focus has been to apportion blame on the opposition for the 30 year Tory war on Europe, you know a lot of the criticism is disengenous.