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The thing that is contemptible is Starmer himself.

Starmer thinks Just Stop Oil are "contemptible" and will not revoke any of the newly issued North Sea oil and gas licences. https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/keir-starmer-just-stop-oil-labour-b2388586.html Please explain to me how this would be any better.

I'm not under the illusion that my vote will make any difference either way tbh. It's just a minuscule mark of approval really. As far as that does matter, I'm not using it to approve of Keir Starmer.

I'd hope they do treat it seriously, the labour party is very clear what people can expect from them, a shit sandwich made with bullshit bread

Article is penned by John McTernan and appears to be offering a olive branch to the left still within the party hahaha: Keir Starmer needs a Clause IV moment with a twist

lol they thought it was gonna be a week! think they just didn't like the queen/idea of the monarchy. this class in particular is very 'fuck the tories' tho not sure many know who keir starmer is 😂

Conversely, all I'm hearing from long-term lefty women of a similar-ish age to me, 40-50s, is they are sick of women being thrown under a bus. Notwithstanding Starmer's recent comment that a woman is an adult female and his apparent backtracking/U-turn on gender self-ID... "The Labour leader...

Archived version of the torygraph article: ‘I look across the despatch box at Keir Starmer and I don’t see any principles’ Also BBC article: https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-politics-66351785

https://www.itv.com/news/2023-07-27/ten-years-on-and-no-plans-to-axe-the-bedroom-tax It's not u-turns, he's recklessly donutting in the car park of the body public.

this is a lot of people who are clearly up for being in a political party https://www.express.co.uk/news/politics/1795693/Labour-membership-Starmer-ten-thousand " Labour Membership is now down 138,000 since Sir Keir Starmer took over as Labour leader."

Claiming its a factor (though really not in this case) would be okay but you said it was the only reason. Plenty of other things make housing unaffordable such as the cost of land, cost of construction & what people are being paid. There’s no utopia where if we just allowed building everywhere...

Oh yes, no incomers. I forgot your rule. And Keir Starmer. And I fogot to mention four of the seven members of Lambeth Council's planning committee who voted in favour of the Tower. And the Mayor of London suppoted it, until he didn't. You're so tribal you think that if Michael Gove supports...

It's a critical point. People who oppose local development genuinely believe they're doing good. They can't see the harm they cause. Keir Starmer gets it, and Michael Gove gets it, and they both make big speeches on the need for more development, but developments are all to often thwarted by...

From Pink News: https://www.thepinknews.com/2021/06/10/keir-starmer-labour-party-gender-recognition-act-self-id-trans-people-pride/ The video he made ( post above) was the second time he had made this promise. He is such an unpleasant piece of work.

After everything else, I guess this shouldn't come as much of a surprise Labour drops pledge to introduce self-ID for trans people

And Labour backtrack on their previous support for self-ID. Good, I hate Keir Starmer. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-66299705

...tory voters not bothering this time round, but they are more likely to turn out at a general election to stop 'that radical woke lefty keir starmer' (or whatever the daily fail decides to call him) the tories did worse in the 1993 shire council elections than they did in the 1997 shire...

I expect to see the Tories get a massive humping, followed by whatever is left of the party electing one of the hard right culture war loons. So we get a decade or so of Keir fucking Starmer.

from teh tweeter Well yes, that's the starmer approach - don't have any policies, then you can't be criticised for them...

It's fucking silly - there's loads of money around. Profiteering from covid, energy, water, railways, landlords, millionaires, billionaires ... Windfall taxes would pay for the first round of payrises/investment in infrastructure that we need.