Jeremy Corbyn's time is up

[Pickman's model]

She may not, but anyone even close to Corbyn is set for a Corbyn-style monstering by proxy. It may not be a good idea for him to endorse right now.

Anyone who takes over as Labour leader will be monstered, I thought you'd realised that by now

 

[teuchter]

my brother in law, an ex miner from Northumberland voted for the brexit party as Labour had turned remain

my current neighbour, an ex miner from Durham who voted leave saying he’s wanted out of the EU decades ago said he wasn’t going to vote Labour this time as he felt Corbyn was like an overgrown student and he didn’t trust his brexit stance.

I will tell them both they are thick racists next time I see them.

Is the 'overgrown student' thing code for too far left, or something else?

 

[B.I.G]

It's wicked to mock the afflicted

yet another post. Get ever closer to being the number 1.

 

[killer b]

Rayner said the other day in the youth debate that she would vote leave in a Labour negotiated second referendum. I thought at the time it was an odd thing to say, but it looks to me like prepping for a tilt at the leadership after last night. Anyway, I reckon she'd be hard to beat.

 

[B.I.G]

the wheels on the bus go round and round...

there’s nothing quite like a nice simple tune is there.

Im sure the racists have their complicated reasons not shared by everyone else.

 

[redsquirrel]

She has a Mark E Smith endorsement - so that could go either way.

Really? Got a link?

 

[butchersapron]

Really? Got a link?

One of his last interviews, asked what politicians he liked, said none but (paraphrase) that girl up in salford. I'll try find the interview.

 

[YouSir]

Rayner said the other day in the youth debate that she would vote leave in a Labour negotiated second referendum. I thought at the time it was an odd thing to say, but it looks to me like prepping for a tilt at the leadership after last night. Anyway, I reckon she'd be hard to beat.

Given some of the roaches crawling out to get their name mentioned she's the best bet so far.

 

[belboid]

One of his last interviews, asked what politicians he liked, said none but (paraphrase) that girl up in salford. I'll try find the interview.

Mark E Smith – the final interview: 'I can clear a pub when I want to'

 

[butchersapron]

Mark E Smith – the final interview: 'I can clear a pub when I want to'

Ta

 

[Smangus]

Well that was shit, still I have a much more relevant race to think about this Sunday, should be a right laugh

The 10th London Pantomime Horse Race | Home : The London Pantomime Horse Race

 

[Pickman's model]

Well that was shit, still I have a much more relevant race to think about this Sunday, should be a right laugh

The 10th London Pantomime Horse Race | Home : The London Pantomime Horse Race

It's an annual race of joy

 

[seeformiles]

Mark E Smith – the final interview: 'I can clear a pub when I want to'

He got Ed Sheeran’s number all right

 

[quimcunx]

Is the 'overgrown student' thing code for too far left, or something else?

Probably, and attends protests rather than condemning them, is naively idealistic - not like us proper grown ups who agree that, while it's all very sad that people are suffering, have mortgages, cars and kids to pay for now.

 

[Mr Moose]

Anyone who takes over as Labour leader will be monstered, I thought you'd realised that by now

Yes of course. But you don’t stick up your hand to invite it over. And there will be some monsterings worse than others.

 

[Mr.Bishie]

Given some of the roaches crawling out to get their name mentioned she's the best bet so far.

I’d put money on her. I’ve met her a couple of times at GMB conference & she’s an all round good egg

 

[redsquirrel]

Mark E Smith – the final interview: 'I can clear a pub when I want to'

Cheers belboid, and BA

 

[butchersapron]

Probably, and attends protests rather than condemning them, is naively idealistic - not like us proper grown ups who agree that, while it's all very sad that people are suffering, have mortgages, cars and kids to pay for now.

Given the history of the two people mentioned it's highly likely they've seen and participated in some of the high-points of class struggle in this country and so may just mean the sort of well meaning naive outsider who tried to help in those conflicts but just couldn't. I think that's a fair enough view to hold if you were formed in a period when higher education was a limited elite prospect not open to you. It's just shorthand.

 

[Proper Tidy]

The story of labour's loss today won't be the story in six months anyway, right now it's all bring pinned on corbyn, momentum, left takeover, the desertion of the centre ground blah. That can't hold as it's contradicted by the actual events. I mean I'm sure it will hold in some quarters because there are loads of dickheads but it won't be the only view. I don't think a corbyn endorsement will be the poisoned chalice it's being cast as and I don't think a phillips or starmer has a hope in hell without some drastic reshaping of the membership, which imo is unlikely. The next leader will be from the left of labour, although will probably pursue a line to right of corbyn

 

[IC3D]

At least Jewish people can feel safe the countries not being run by xenophobes today.

 

[quimcunx]

Given the history of the two people mentioned it's highly likely they've seen and participated in some of the high-points of class struggle in this country and so may just mean the sort of well meaning naive outsider who tried to help in those conflicts but just couldn't. I think that's a fair enough view to hold if you were formed in a period when higher education was a limited elite prospect not open to you. It's just shorthand.

Fair enough in that context. What I described is definitely a thing when I've ventured outside my social media home turf.

 

[Monkeygrinder's Organ]

The story of labour's loss today won't be the story in six months anyway, right now it's all bring pinned on corbyn, momentum, left takeover, the desertion of the centre ground blah. That can't hold as it's contradicted by the actual events. I mean I'm sure it will hold in some quarters because there are loads of dickheads but it won't be the only view. I don't think a corbyn endorsement will be the poisoned chalice it's being cast as and I don't think a phillips or starmer has a hope in hell without some drastic reshaping of the membership, which imo is unlikely. The next leader will be from the left of labour, although will probably pursue a line to right of corbyn

Yeah agreed. I think actually what's been seen with Corbyn, although this might seem ridiculous to some, is how difficult it really is to make smears stick. I mean they've undoubtedly damaged him but the sheer volume and degree of ridiculousness they've had to resort to to have that impact has been something to behold. 'He/she is connected to Corbyn in some way' really isn't going to have much of an impact IMO.

 

[brogdale]

Momentum's not going anywhere.

 

[emanymton]

Momentum's not going anywhere.

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Why the facepalm?

 

[Steel Icarus]

 

[Steel Icarus]

Why the facepalm?

Momentum implies movement

 

[Pickman's model]

Momentum's not going anywhere.

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A shocking lack of ambition

 

[bimble]

At least Jewish people can feel safe the countries not being run by xenophobes today.

please give it a rest with that shit joke.

 

[brogdale]

Why the facepalm?

More about syntax than anything else...momentum is generally associated with going somewhere.

 

[emanymton]

Momentum implies movement

Ah ok. Wasn't thinking that literally.