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Keir Starmer


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1 hour ago, AngryOfTuebrook said:

I dream of a time when every racist cunt MP who talks this way about asylum seekers is booted out of parliament.

 

 

Yeah i saw that earlier. At least it adds some colour to Bruce's answer to my earlier question.

 

"Fighting age". I mean, that's just hate speech. Fighting age == Working age, surely.

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1 hour ago, Creator Supreme said:

This is the fucking absolute fact. Well said.

 

Not sure about stupid, just passive/submissive. Successfully neutered by Tiktok and Love Island.

 

If one lion hoarded all the gazelles the rest would just kill the cunt.

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9 hours ago, Section_31 said:

 

Palestine has always attracted a hard core of mentalists, long before all this, people who weren't arsed about any other issue.

 

When I went to the Labour conference in 17 there was about 20 or so people outside with Palestinian flags, they all looked like Bill Oddie. 

 

And I just wondered what the fuck it had to do with anything.

 

Well now you know.

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11 hours ago, Section_31 said:

 

No idea, maybe it's just trendy. 

 

What's going in is horrific and there's lots of people who're rightly outraged, but that hard core of cranks is ever present.

 

If you gatecrash a meeting of Ramsbottom parish Council demanding a ceasefire in Gaza you're mentally ill, I've no qualms about saying so at all.

 

What's your state of mind if you spend your weekend decorating it with Ukrainian flags?

 

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/ukraine-chesterfield-homes-grace-twickenham-b2057402.html

 

https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/huge-ukrainian-flag-painted-road-outside-russian-embassy-london-2023-02-23/

 

https://www.bakerpictures.com/image?_bqG=72&_bqH=eJzz9QiqSDLzSffP9wnzD0mNcMs0TPI2LfIqCTaxMjQ0tDI0MABhIOkZ7xLsbJuWmpqjBmbGO_q52JYA2aHBrkHxni62oSBl2Z6.wU45JaFBEflq8Y7OIbbFqYlFyRkAM18fBg--

 

Did you call those people "mentally ill" on the Ukrainian thread? 

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2 hours ago, Mudface said:

 

Seeing that later in the year, can't wait.

What I thought was quite sweet when we went to see it was the reaction of the real Mormons: instead of giving it the full Passion of St Tibulus protest on the way in, they were handing out flyers afterwards (with a friendly smile and "enjoy the rest of your evening") that said something like "You've seen the play, now read the book".

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41 minutes ago, Bjornebye said:

Imagine polling behind this Tory party. May as well give up 

 

No point in the Lib Dems while Starmer's Labour exists. It's one of the two reasons Stronts likes them so much as the tend to put forward the same economics. The other obviously being the opportunity to troll anyone to the left of Bolsonaro.

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There is always a need for liberals; economically there's not a mega amount of difference, as indeed there shouldn't be with two centre-left parties, but things like Labour's support for the smoking ban show exactly why I am not and never will be a Labour supporter.

 

Also amazing that Gnasher posting 100 pieces of shit a day isn't trolling, but me posting Labour's poll ratings to refute a little bit of it apparently is. Would love to see what sliding scale is being used there.

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Genuinely interested to see why none of the people who have a beef with Starmer’s labour have attempted to set up a new party.

 

There's the apparatus in terms of campaigning machine with Momentum, there's a sizeable online presence, niche media etc. It's been five years, where is it?

 

Some will say "why should we leave" but what about those who joined to vote for Corbyn and left when he was axed? Or what about Momentum which was set up only after he was elected? 

 

Many don't like Starmer, Brown, Blair, kinnock etc, so why do they stick around?

 

It's easy to tweet, not so easy to campaign.

 

Or maybe it's because that campaign would only resonate with the existing fans, not on the doorstep. Which would be a problem.

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Section_31 said:

Genuinely interested to see why none of the people who have a beef with Starmer’s labour have attempted to set up a new party.

 

There's the apparatus in terms of campaigning machine with Momentum, there's a sizeable online presence, niche media etc. It's been five years, where is it?

 

Some will say "why should we leave" but what about those who joined to vote for Corbyn and left when he was axed? Or what about Momentum which was set up only after he was elected? 

 

Many don't like Starmer, Brown, Blair, kinnock etc, so why do they stick around?

 

It's easy to tweet, not so easy to campaign.

 

Or maybe it's because that campaign would only resonate with the existing fans, not on the doorstep. Which would be a problem.

 

 

 

The voting system. 

 

It would be an utter waste of time. Just as it is for these Reform bellends, or the cucks that left when Corbyn was in charge. 

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4 minutes ago, Jairzinho said:

 

The voting system. 

 

It would be an utter waste of time. Just as it is for these Reform bellends, or the cucks that left when Corbyn was in charge. 

 

They could start a grassroots movement at council level to begin with. 

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11 minutes ago, Section_31 said:

 

They could start a grassroots movement at council level to begin with. 

 

They decide what day the bins are put out in the UK, I'm not sure it's necessarily the best vehicle for international socialism. In other countries they have both PR voting systems, and local/regional government actually decides some stuff. 

 

They can't do anything, the fight is always within the two main parties. Once the right of the Labour party successfully wrestled back control of the party the game was up. The limits of politics and economics in the UK are more tightly controlled than they are in pretty much any other comparable nation. The shittest voting system, the shittest media, and the fucking stupidest population. A cunt platter.

 

So they shout from the sidelines. Some genuinely attempting to drag Starmer back from the centre right, others simply grifting.

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6 hours ago, Gnasher said:

Yeh great idea Liz. One even Iain Duncan Smith didn't impose. Stop the youth their dole so they turn to crime. See how this works our in practice. It won't be pretty. 

 

 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-68463623.amp

 

 


Gansher, genuine question here. Do you actually listen to what any on the Labour Front bench say or do you just look out for the headlines that fit your agenda?

 

At no point does Liz Kendall say they are taking benefits away from young people. Youve straight up lied about that.

 

imagine getting annoyed at a Labour shadow minister saying they’re going to bring down Youth Employment and make access to work a priority of disabled young people.

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23 minutes ago, Section_31 said:

Genuinely interested to see why none of the people who have a beef with Starmer’s labour have attempted to set up a new party.

 

There's the apparatus in terms of campaigning machine with Momentum, there's a sizeable online presence, niche media etc. It's been five years, where is it?

 

Some will say "why should we leave" but what about those who joined to vote for Corbyn and left when he was axed? Or what about Momentum which was set up only after he was elected? 

 

Many don't like Starmer, Brown, Blair, kinnock etc, so why do they stick around?

 

It's easy to tweet, not so easy to campaign.

 

Or maybe it's because that campaign would only resonate with the existing fans, not on the doorstep. Which would be a problem.

 

 


Because they’re all full of shit.

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