Why do people not like Jeremy Corbyn?

He appointed Seamus Milne as his Executive Director of Strategy and Communications. Milne is a supporter of communism in Russia and Putin today, communist East Germany and al Qeada for a kick off.

He did huge damage to the Labour Party, letting in a right wing iteration of the Conservative Party under Johnson and it is still recovering despite last year's general election win.

He was the second most rebellious Labour member when Labour were in power.

He was with naive people with cultist tendencies, who frequently have luxury views living privileged lives

He's hugely vain for very little good reason.

@noblegiraffe Corbyn was right to wait for evidence before accusing Russia over the novichok poisonings, even though it turned out to be Russia's doing. Wanting to be sure is not the same thing as siding with the enemy.

He will uncritically condemn anything suggested as a negative action by a ‘West’ country but reserve judgement and suggest caution on anything done by anti-west countries. See immediate acceptance of Hamas statements of atrocities by Israel but suggesting investigations needed to see if Assad actually gassed his own people, or if it was the Russians using novichok in Salisbury.

He used to be my parents local MP and he was fantastic according to them. They both sing his praises as a local MP. We met him at an event and my mum didn’t expect him to remember her but he did and he asked about how spesific things were going with her work, so he did actually remember her he wasn’t just saying it. He does seem like a genuine person and he was very warm.

"The hard of thinking" 🤣

With Corbyn, there didn't need to be much thinking to see what he is. He proves that very well by what he says and what he does.

Ah, magic grandpa! IMO a naive idealogue, below average intelligence, who has a very questionable relationship with the Islamic regime in Iran (and you can bet your boots that if those nutjobs were violently oppressing any group other than women, JC wouldn't be breaking bread with them - which rather suggests he's a misogynist as well).

Oh, I blame him completely for us leaving the EU. He never gave the Labour Party’s position which is pro EU as he was personally anti EU.

Because he’s a pro Islamic communist. Can you imagine a worse leader for Britain? He doesn’t even like Britain

He isn't anti West, he's critical of the West, as we all should be. Being uncritical of the West ends up with disasters like the Iraq invasion, war on terror, support for Israeli genocide...

Quite

even if the charges against them amount to a few trivial objections coated in vulgar abuse

How is him being anti-west when we are part of the west a trivial objection?

He wore a donkey jacket at the Cenotaph, and his election loss wasn't merely a loss but "the longest suicide note in history" (melodramatic, much?)

Okay, that was a previous Labour leader, but it goes to show that these things don't change. If the media piles on to somebody with sufficient vehemence, the hard of thinking just follow automatically. School bullying works in much the same way. Relatively few people are determined to give a fair hearing to somebody who appears to be universally derided, even if the charges against them amount to a few trivial objections coated in vulgar abuse.

As to why the billionaire-owned press wants to make Corbyn a laughing stock, I think that's fairly obvious...

Because he couldn't run a bath let alone the country and has some very unpalatable beliefs which I believe reinforce why he couldn't run the country.

His performance during the Brexit referendum was shameful

Refusing to make a stand against the pro-Brexit vote, waiting to see how the electorate voted to 'take it from there' was just fucking idiotic

Instead of a solid campaign, he allowed Brexiteers to hijack the referendum and brought us to this fucked up mess

Well let's face it (and looking at the faces of both people behind him..) everyone there did apart from him. Because he's a Very Serious Person.

Andy Burnham clearly found that funny as well!

Oh OK.

You can please some of the people some of the time etc.

We have very different ideas on what 'amusing' means. People who vote and pay their taxes don't want a bunch of gaffawing chimps shouting over people trying to speak. Some want a sense of decorum and decency. I'm sick to death of bully boys dominating discourse.

That’s what’s wrong with him as a political leader. He’s an activist. Activist and prime Minister ( or any Minister) are two very different skill sets and mindset

There is a very amusing clip of Corbyn in PMQ. I know it's silly, but when an MP shouts out "who are you" he really doesn't cope well.

Because he is a bigot. And yes you can be a left wing bigot.
And a bully
And hugely manipulative.

I think he’s just not a decent man

So right. It's a shame he is so tainted by hanging out with people who support bombs.

Your last paragraph contradicts your second paragraph, and, though less directly, your third.

Of course that’s what PMQs is - it’s a raucous, less formal debating forum. But unlike most, Jezza can’t even roll with the punches. Even upright ‘jam and Jerusalem / fields of wheat’ May could get into the spirit and go with it. Corbyn just stiffens and becomes extremely defensive and brittle. He’s not a leader.