I actually voted for Jeremy Corbyn, despite having very different ideas on foreign policy I liked his other ideas and while I had empathy for the some of the example of antisemitism I saw, I really believed this to be fringe lunacy confined (where it belongs) to unwashed trade union reps and had-been 50 something communists.
Then the mobs started going past my house calling for intifadas and other various bollocks and engaging in some of the most obvious, most classic antisemitism that I never thought I would see in 21st century Britain and I realised he wasn't misjudged at all.
In hindsight, if he were prime minister it would have been catastrophic. He and his movement are like idealistic 6th formers, who have romanticised terrorist groups and Islamic extremists and simply don't understand the danger they pose to innocent lives and the freedoms of others.
He is anti west.
Which is all well and good when you are 15 and trying to be edgy, but as a grown adult it's quite dangerous.
Intifadas aren't glamorous, terrorists aren't freedom fighters, Osama Bin Laden wasn't a misunderstood genius. These people are religious extremists who have in different ways inflicted horrors on women, homosexuals, minorities, and even just those who don't agree with them for decades.
When I look at the mobs behaving like this, or even listen to the silly people here saying the things they say, I don't mean it in a cruel way but honestly the best thing for them would be to go and live for a year in Iran, Syria, Pakistan, Egypt, Gaza and then come back and speak again.
They're so lucky to be living in the west, so lucky to be free and to be able to be free to vote for whoever they want. They're so lucky they have human rights and civil rights and rules which protect them from tyranny and they are blithely unaware and they have a bit of growing up to do.