What will do for Corbyn in the end, I suspect, is his stand on gays.

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[7evens]

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Classic Jorge]

Seeing as the entire media is owned by rich tax exiles.

[Luis Anaconda]

they really don't deserve any better

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[redgunamo]

[Luis Anaconda]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

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[Mo Britain less Europe]

[redgunamo]

[Snin]

well they all love doing it but also like saying its wrong and queers will go to hell etc..tortured sad souls that all religious types are ..every religion is just as bigoted, evil and sad as the others

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

Or perhaps it was saturday.

Stood beside him with his arm round his shoulder was that young Owen journalist chap that regularly boils your piss.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

'They're all as bad as each other' is a fine, even-handed argument but never, ever right.

[Snin]

as bad as each other :-)and its the right answer

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

I find them amusing more than piss-boiling really. Although the rank anti-semitism is a little worrying. I sort of feel a bit sorry for the jews. What with all they've been through.

[Classic Jorge]

[Snin]

[Mo Britain less Europe]

one-way traffic.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

If I hung out down at the local BNP branch every day but never said I hated blacks, would that be OK?

[Snin]

[Snin]

so its hard to then take your advice on whether someone is anti joo or not tbh

[Classic Jorge]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Hamas, Hezbollah and the 'RA. They're all a bit... fascisty for my tastes.

[Classic Jorge]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Classic Jorge]

And, not only that, effectivelty granting him asylum here.

Lets not forget that was a pretty brutal coup to overthrow a democratically elected government and replace it with a vile, murderous regime.

[redgunamo]

It'll never catch on.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

You forgot bankers, a million dead Iraqis and Amerika.

We were speaking of Corbyn. You've changed the subject completely. :shrug:

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

I miss that chap. I shall have to go and find the clip.

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

Watch it pal.

[Classic Jorge]

I merely pointed out someone you lionise was really rather well in with the fascists.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Not that Adams is much better, of course.

[redgunamo]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

2. Do not presume to to tell me, on the basis on no evidence whatsoever, who I 'lionise'.

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

At very least come second.

There will be some parties at the Arsenal training ground that day.

[Luis Anaconda]

Jackson and Madigan have started the last two games - time for the proper fly half to show his face. Bye, bye the Welsh

[redgunamo]

Then they'll probably go and win the next one :-|

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

http://cdn1.independent.ie/incoming/article29835905.ece/6be36/ALTERNATES/h342/Arsenal%20Munster.jpg

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

[redgunamo]

Seriously, this is getting out of hand.

[Steve Williams - gay for Mark Knopfler]

The sequence of events of late with Autumn international wins and then the 6 Nations has caused quite a flurry of expectation.

[Luis Anaconda]

A certain friend of our from the Kilburn area will be pleased with the form of Zebo at least

[Mo Britain less Europe]

[Classic Jorge]

2. Come on now, would you be happier with beatify?

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

And you're still making assumptions.

Despite all that, I fail to see how any of it relates to Corbyn.

[Peter]

Jorge then gave an actual example of a previous prime minister.

What was the point of your BNP story? What does that have to do with Corbyn?

Mate :hehe:

[Classic Jorge]

Anyway, who have you decided on as your gruesome twosome?

I think I'll temper my hard left image by not going Corbyn/Watson and instead going for Creasy as deputy. She's got a lovely smile.

[Peter]

Election has been removed?

I am torn between having some fun now in providing a proper opposition to the government and not wantng to completely destroy any chance of winning in 2025 or 2030.

I would be tempted to just let the left have a real go for a few years and get it out of their system.

[Classic Jorge]

Especially considering he'll likely bring a couple of million non-participants back to the table and half of scotchland with it.

[redgunamo]

doesn't actually believe in? I mean, I like Blair but I would never have voted for him. Some of his supporters, I gather, seem to rather wish they hadn't actually bothered.

[Peter]

That labour will be massacred in 2020 and makes 2025 virtually unwinnable as well. None of the others can match that. They can promise to lose one election but none can guarantee losing the one after that.

Let us be clear here...if corbyn wins labour are f**ked for at least a decade.

Still.....at least politics will get interesting again. :-)

[Peter]

You cant?

The sad fact is that while party activists may 'believe' in policies or approaches they represent roughly 0.5% of the people who decide who wins and of those other 99.5% hardly any of them even know what those policies are let alone understand them.

The art of campaigning is to provide short, simple catchphrases that simple, uninterested people can understand and selling them a vision of the britain they profess to want to live in whilst devising ways of showing your opponent to be something unappealing- preferably racist, sexist, homophobic or something in that ballpark but more commonly stupid, out of touch or a liar. Or a socialist hell bent on stealing your money, giving it to immigrants and then f**king your children.

When that is the business you are in does fairh in policies or people really matter? As you know, almost all government policy is wrong anyway

:-)

[redgunamo]

Great insight. Thank you, P.