just a suggestion, but might be good to veer away from the snarkier interactions on this thread - it's not like there's a huge ammount of genuine political animus that needs to be got out into the open etc, positions aren't actually that polarised / entrenched re: project Corbo it feels like ( unless I'm reading wrong * ) and it's going to be a horrible old 6 weeks ahead w/o this all descending into incessant gripey shite.
( * except for A Hertford )
Is that a "note to self"?
lol, still hoping to see some evidence to support your Akehurst cribbed ' Momentum are just virtue signallers / no boots on ground ' claims ...but that's on a seperate thread, this one's moving on up to sunlit uplands of positive interaction etc
It was no Akehurst crib but an observation on the majority of the Momentum members of my local CLP. You're welcome to come and meet some of them at my local but you'd have to be prepared to travel and it would be your round.
blimey, v confused now...thought you were non labour / 'don't vote for anyone' ( which I have zero issues with personally )
An image in a tweet is not a meme. Two images are not two memes. No matter how bad the graphic design and how the NS will pay for any old toss bashing Corbyn.a friend drew my attention to this article, regarding that particular topic... Jeremy Corbyn wants to bypass the mainstream media. So why are Labour's memes so bad?
An image in a tweet is not a meme. Two images are not two memes. No matter how bad the graphic design and how the NS will pay for any old toss bashing Corbyn.
The NS piece isn't about that, though, it's simply picking some images attached to tweets with text and sneering at them for being out of touch while calling them "memes". Then again, who reads the NS apart from people who'd be quite happy with that article?,
The Corbo dab was deffo an attempt at memetic communication, the fact that it's rubbishness meant it had
negative virality ( so to speak ) , rather than the intended effect, doesnt really change that ?
But then again (throwing in yet another caveat) only thought it averagely rubbish ( ie : so OVAH ) , the intention / execution wasn't horrendous on any Willy Hague baseball cap type level imo
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The Corbo dab was deffo an attempt at memetic communication, the fact that it's rubbishness meant it had
negative virality ( so to speak ) , rather than the intended effect, doesnt really change that ?
But then again (throwing in yet another caveat) only thought it averagely rubbish ( ie : so OVAH ) , the intention / execution wasn't horrendous on any Willy Hague baseball cap type level imo
The NS piece isn't about that, though, it's simply picking some images attached to tweets with text and sneering at them for being out of touch while calling them "memes". Then again, who reads the NS apart from people who'd be quite happy with that article?
But you can work out the thinking for the Hague baseball cap: shit we've got no youth vote AND people don't vote for baldies...SO put this on.
Looks like the scoring on that shitty QI programme.Third most popular, after May and Johnson.
I am alone in finding this one genuinely bizarre?
("He" being El Corbo, natch)
Do not know if this has already been posted, but imo are they so out of tune with what the public think?
General election 2017: Labour wants four new bank holidays - BBC News
I would think anyone in any of the countries within the UK would prefer another bank holiday at the beginning of July and/or in the middle of that long drawn out gap between the end of August and Christmas.
In England St George's Day is purely offered to attract the Nationalist favour and as with all the days of St Patrick and St David be in around Easter, May Day holidays. I would never turn done any reasonable offer of a day off but this seems typical, we haven't any quick ideas, let's say something!
What is the opinion of urbs?
Do not know if this has already been posted, but imo are they so out of tune with what the public think?
General election 2017: Labour wants four new bank holidays - BBC News
I would think anyone in any of the countries within the UK would prefer another bank holiday at the beginning of July and/or in the middle of that long drawn out gap between the end of August and Christmas.
In England St George's Day is purely offered to attract the Nationalist favour and as with all the days of St Patrick and St David be in around Easter, May Day holidays. I would never turn done any reasonable offer of a day off but this seems typical, we haven't any quick ideas, let's say something!
What is the opinion of urbs?
Andrew Edge of EDL tries to disrupt the Corbyn rally in Crewe
Student Tory groups swell in backlash at Left-wing activists
Not this election, but probably an effect on the next
It's a total nothing story. They only give percentages (except where they're giving the figures for the labour societies, funny that) - the actual numbers of people will be tiny, and doubtless dwarfed by the actual numbers given for the Labour societies. Oddly enough I can't find the actual figures for the tories.Student Tory groups swell in backlash at Left-wing activists
Not this election, but probably an effect on the next
Oh, it was definitely Corbyn, yeah.Are you sure he's referring to Corbyn and not Tim Farron/Libdems?
presumably all the tory ones have been bullied to death by themselves
Ben Harris-Quinney, chair of rightwing thinktank the Bow Group, who gave evidence to the inquiry, said: “It would appear from the report that CCHQ officials were happy to overlook Mark Clarke’s track record and behaviour because he was able to deliver positive campaigning results using nefarious tactics.”
I would have thought that the Corbyn effect would have caused Labour societies to blossom, since students are likely to be key components of Corbyn's supporter base. However I have heard that Labour Students is facing the same conflicts that are being played out in the wider Labour Party, which may be why they may not be doing that greatly in terms of numbers. However an increase of 500% for Conservative Future is nothing when you only had, say, four members to begin with.It's a total nothing story. They only give percentages (except where they're giving the figures for the labour societies, funny that) - the actual numbers of people will be tiny, and doubtless dwarfed by the actual numbers given for the Labour societies. Oddly enough I can't find the actual figures for the tories.
a 500% increase is only possible if they only had four(ish) members to begin withI would have thought that the Corbyn effect would have caused Labour societies to blossom, since students are likely to be key components of Corbyn's supporter base. However I have heard that Labour Students is facing the same conflicts that are being played out in the wider Labour Party, which may be why they may not be doing that greatly in terms of numbers. However an increase of 500% for Conservative Future is nothing when you only had, say, four members to begin with.