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Should Corbyn remain as Labour leader?


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  1. 1. Should Corbyn remain as Labour leader?



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8 minutes ago, Arniepie said:

Isnt there a slight difference between the chief political reporter of a national broadcasting corporation and a random girl who had a selfie took with Corbyn?

Yeah. One"s a cruelly victimised woman and the other is a bastard anti-Semite. Obviously.

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5 minutes ago, Arniepie said:

And therefore comparable to a tweet from a school girl?

Twitter has what, a few billion members.  Not sure what the circulation figures are for the Spectator but I’m sure it’s less than a billion.  Maybe even less than half a billion.  

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6 minutes ago, Rico1304 said:

Twitter has what, a few billion members.  Not sure what the circulation figures are for the Spectator but I’m sure it’s less than a billion.  Maybe even less than half a billion.  

So your average school girl has a few billion twitter followers?

Sutely if you do an opinion piece in the spectator, your words are out there to be debated and are not comparable to a pic a girl put on Twitter when she was still at school?

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2 minutes ago, Arniepie said:

So your average school girl has a few billion twitter followers?

Sutely if you do an opinion piece in the spectator, your words are out there to be debated and are not comparable to a pic a girl put on Twitter when she was still at school?

I don’t think you’re getting this.  She posted it on Twitter. That made it available to everyone with a Twitter account.  
 

Ive already said she shouldn’t be condemned for what she wrote as a kid. But she was happy with it at the time.  Would you be rushing to her defence if she’d said ‘Pa**’.  I think not.  

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1 minute ago, Rico1304 said:

I don’t think you’re getting this.  She posted it on Twitter. That made it available to everyone with a Twitter account.  
 

Ive already said she shouldn’t be condemned for what she wrote as a kid. But she was happy with it at the time.  Would you be rushing to her defence if she’d said ‘Pa**’.  I think not.  

When you saying 'rushing to the defence 'do you mean asking why historic tweets of a  school girl are being compared to the political opinions of laura kunsberg ,because she took a selfie with Corbyn?

Well yeah I guess so.

Did she say the 'p word?

Or even hint at it?

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3 minutes ago, Arniepie said:

When you saying 'rushing to the defence 'do you mean asking why historic tweets of a  school girl are being compared to the political opinions of laura kunsberg ,because she took a selfie with Corbyn?

Well yeah I guess so.

Did she say the 'p word?

Or even hint at it?

Look, I can’t understand this for you. It’s beyond me.  

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4 minutes ago, Rico1304 said:

I don’t think you’re getting this.  She posted it on Twitter. That made it available to everyone with a Twitter account.  
 

Ive already said she shouldn’t be condemned for what she wrote as a kid. But she was happy with it at the time.  Would you be rushing to her defence if she’d said ‘Pa**’.  I think not.  

I doubt anyone would rush to her defence if she'd used the Y-word either.

 

Given that you agree that a schoolkid's tweet shouldn't define the adult, don't you think it's a bit off that someone went to the trouble of searching for something - anything - they thought would cast her in a bad light?

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4 hours ago, Rico1304 said:

Trawling - that conjures up hours of research, emptying her bins or hacking her email. Rather than just say, typing a word into a search bar.  She posted it on a public platform. She wanted it to be seen.  

FWIW, I've never bothered finding a Twitter search function that lets you search one person's account for a specific word, because... well, why would I?

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25 minutes ago, Jairzinho said:

It doesn't actually work though, does it?

 

2 minutes ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

I always marvel at Stronts's search skills. It would be impressive, if it weren't the hallmark of a troubled mind.


It’s hard not to get distracted. I was looking for something earlier and ended up repping posts in an old LFD flounce thread. 

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1 hour ago, Rico1304 said:

It’s a good job I’m an honest actor. This could have been pounced on. 

I'm confused. What is there to pounce on?

 

I used a word that seemed appropriate for the act of searching through about 8 years of someone's tweets to try to find something that could be portrayed as in some way incriminating. "Trawl" seemed a suitable word (given that I was unaware of some fancy-arse search function, to make the process a bit less "trawly".) I'm still not sure I understand why the word triggers you.

 

"trawl synonyms with definition | Macmillan Thesaurus" https://www.macmillanthesaurus.com/trawl

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35 minutes ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

I'm confused. What is there to pounce on?

 

I used a word that seemed appropriate for the act of searching through about 8 years of someone's tweets to try to find something that could be portrayed as in some way incriminating. "Trawl" seemed a suitable word (given that I was unaware of some fancy-arse search function, to make the process a bit less "trawly".) I'm still not sure I understand why the word triggers you.

 

"trawl synonyms with definition | Macmillan Thesaurus" https://www.macmillanthesaurus.com/trawl

You are better than this mate

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