Just when I think the Labour Party has plumbed the depths of ridiculousness and

cannot become any more of a parody of itself, it finds a a new gear. :clap:

The best thing is that, judging from Twitter, the true believers really can't see the problem with this :hehe:

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...abour-movement

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Originally Posted by Burney

cannot become any more of a parody of itself, it finds a a new gear. :clap:

The best thing is that, judging from Twitter, the true believers really can't see the problem with this :hehe:

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...abour-movement

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:hehe: A generation of Young Pioneers, ready to denounce counter-revolutionary elements with absolute ruthlessness. Sounds like a winner with the British pubic, comrade.

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Originally Posted by Sir C

:hehe: A generation of Young Pioneers, ready to denounce counter-revolutionary elements with absolute ruthlessness. Sounds like a winner with the British pubic, comrade.

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It's as though, having realised they're never going to convince enough grown adults to vote for them in order to win, they're playing the long game and trying to brainwash enough kids so that they might have a fighting chance in...ohhh...2030, maybe? :hehe:

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Originally Posted by Burney

cannot become any more of a parody of itself, it finds a a new gear. :clap:

The best thing is that, judging from Twitter, the true believers really can't see the problem with this :hehe:

http://www.theguardian.com/politics/...abour-movement

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Yes, because no political movement ever had a youth section.

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Originally Posted by Ash

Yes, because no political movement ever had a youth section.

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:hehe: This is a bit different from the Young Conservatives, a. They're offering children of primary school age 'political education' and the record of political parties who do that sort of thing isn't all that great.