Was that as bad as it looked?
Definitely all going to be about Labour tomorrow in the headlines.Having said if all that this has given them to go at Corbyn is that he won't commit to nuking people, well, it's not much of a win really is it.
May was worse, but was largely forgettable.
Love to base my politics around a British nuclear exchange with Iran and North Korea
What is the obsession about with repeatedly asking him 'will you kill millions of people?'
To a lot of people it's important.What is the obsession about with repeatedly asking him 'will you kill millions of people?'
Definitely all going to be about Labour tomorrow in the headlines.
Meant the paper headlinesTomorrow!??
Didn't think he dealt with it well though, retreating to the 'no first use' formula.What is the obsession about with repeatedly asking him 'will you kill millions of people?'
To a lot of people it's important.
I'd be lying if I said I understood exactly why, but I think it's notions of safety, of strength, of our place on the world stage. They focus on that and forget what killing hundreds of thousands of people actually is.
What is the obsession about with repeatedly asking him 'will you kill millions of people?'
This bit itself I really don't understand.our place on the world stage
Just thought the same, even included that mad young woman who was against mass murder.just watching the highlights on the news. As an edit it sounds better for him/worse for her.
But I think the issue is they don't frame it in terms of killing people, they frame it terms of protecting people.It's odd in the most simplistic logic level ever...it's like calling someone a 'social justice warrior'... Social justice is bad?
'You won't kill millions of people!' Killing millions of people is good?
Fucks sake.
Aye, fair point mebbe. Still seems to be enough to make a big deal of it.Some people, not lots. Not in my experience anyway, even among the Tories I've known not many have had the sort of raging hard on for nuclear apocalypse some of those lads in the audience had. Granted they'd still think Corbyn is soft, but the badgering, fantasising idiocy from the audience is still a rarity I reckon.
Start a thread on it, there's a couple of people (at least) on U75 that have said that it's one of the reasons why they won't vote for CorbynThis bit itself I really don't understand.
A question for bloke or blokella on the street: why do you give a fuck?
This bit itself I really don't understand.
A question for bloke or blokella on the street: why do you give a fuck?
"National pride", bragging rights, feeling important, that bollocks.This bit itself I really don't understand.
A question for bloke or blokella on the street: why do you give a fuck?
Aye, fair point mebbe. Still seems to be enough to make a big deal of it.
Not on the issue but again it's about impressions - has he got the backbone to fight? Is he weak? etc etcWould anyone change their vote as a result?