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General election 2024

I’m hearing Jeremy Corbyn is going to lose his seat

236 replies

noblegiraffe · 03/07/2024 12:14

If so, this is the election that just keeps on giving.

His refusal to stand down gave us Boris Johnson so it would be nothing less than he deserves.

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Abhannmor · 04/07/2024 08:01

ActivePeony · 03/07/2024 18:01

Seriously?

Yes , seriously. Tragically even. There's plenty of antisemitism still around alas. And homophobia , racism, transphobia no doubt. It is still entrenched where it always has been : the far right.

US2gether · 04/07/2024 08:05

Well he deserves it. He helped keep Conservatives in power. He's an antisemite. I could go on but I hope he loses his seat.

US2gether · 04/07/2024 08:06

HRTQueen · 03/07/2024 21:28

well that is a matter of opinion

and utterly pointless if you are never going to lead your party to winning an election

This. He'll never win. Therefore he'll never be in a position to effect actual change.

cupcaske123 · 04/07/2024 08:18

localnotail · 04/07/2024 06:50

Corbyn reminds me of the old Russian revolutionaries who ended up victims of the system they themselves created. I grew up in the good old USSR, so his communist worship is very distasteful to me.

And I find it distasteful to want to send a 75 year old to a gulag.

Boomer55 · 04/07/2024 08:45

Good. I can’t stand him. 👍

Riva5784 · 04/07/2024 08:46

I find it funny that one of his campaigning points is how he will hold Labour to account as an independent MP. Why would they listen to him?

Alicewinn · 04/07/2024 09:12

Yawn yawn with all the anti-semitism tropes…. desperately scraping the bottom of the barrel to roll this old one out again

Gasp0deTheW0nderD0g · 04/07/2024 09:36

Abhannmor · 04/07/2024 08:01

Yes , seriously. Tragically even. There's plenty of antisemitism still around alas. And homophobia , racism, transphobia no doubt. It is still entrenched where it always has been : the far right.

.... much of it also on the far left. Totalitarians on both sides.

Gasp0deTheW0nderD0g · 04/07/2024 09:39

happygolurkey · 03/07/2024 20:50

He was voted in as leader overwhelmingly by the labour party membership, who backed him all the way. It was his fellow backstabbing MPs who didn’t toe the part line - they refused to respect the members’ wishes and did everything in their power to make his leadership unworkable.

I am not a Labour Party member, nor ever will be, but wasn't it the case that Ed Miliband had misguidedly allowed a new policy that anybody could sign up for £5 and got voting rights immediately, so Corbyn was voted in by a lot of new people who turned out to be Momentum members? And a lot of those Momentum members did their level best to deselect sitting Labour MPs who didn't subscribe to the Momentum world view?

ladywhistledownton · 04/07/2024 09:50

HRTQueen · 03/07/2024 19:31

Absolutely he showed his true beliefs and never changing his stance

being anti EU

constantly voting against your own party

Support of groups that were anti British government

not challenging the antisemitism within the party he was leading

not quite sure what how that shows integrity 🙄

I wonder if I said a load of pointedly anti-Islamic things, and called the Muslim-hating EDL my friends and invited them to the HoP as Corbyn did with Hamas, if people would be so desperate to defend my 'integrity'.

He's anti-Semitic. I don't care how many Jewish friends he has (Jewish people aren't monolith, there'll be some that support him. It's like arguing Trump isn't racist because he values the support of black Republicans).

Corbyn is a disgrace.

noblegiraffe · 04/07/2024 10:18

I wonder how he feels about his friends in Hamas and Hezbollah now.

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cupcaske123 · 04/07/2024 10:22

noblegiraffe · 04/07/2024 10:18

I wonder how he feels about his friends in Hamas and Hezbollah now.

They're probably hiding out in his shed.

SallyWD · 04/07/2024 10:49

hangingonfordearlife1 · 03/07/2024 15:24

i like corbyn

Me too. He's very passionate about helping his community.

DramaLlamaBangBang · 04/07/2024 12:15

Gasp0deTheW0nderD0g · 04/07/2024 09:39

I am not a Labour Party member, nor ever will be, but wasn't it the case that Ed Miliband had misguidedly allowed a new policy that anybody could sign up for £5 and got voting rights immediately, so Corbyn was voted in by a lot of new people who turned out to be Momentum members? And a lot of those Momentum members did their level best to deselect sitting Labour MPs who didn't subscribe to the Momentum world view?

Exactly. Labour MP's are answerable to the electorate. Party members are a small group of self selecting people who are a tiny unrepresentative proportion of the population. Labour members under Corbyn were swelled by Momentum but also other agitators who wanted him as leader because they knew it would benefit the Tories having him there. Just as the Tories shouldn't have their blue rinse brigade of octogenarians choosing leaders, Labour should not have Labour members choosing leaders. The leader has to lead their party of MP's. If he can't engender any confidence in them, he shouldn't have been leader.

DramaLlamaBangBang · 04/07/2024 12:17

noblegiraffe · 04/07/2024 10:18

I wonder how he feels about his friends in Hamas and Hezbollah now.

I don't see him.thinking any differently towards them now than he did during their other murderous terrorist activities over the years.

OtterMouse · 04/07/2024 12:22

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Abhannmor · 04/07/2024 08:01

Yes , seriously. Tragically even. There's plenty of antisemitism still around alas. And homophobia , racism, transphobia no doubt. It is still entrenched where it always has been : the far right.

That is not at all true. There is plenty of racism and antisemitism across the political spectrum.

localnotail · 04/07/2024 13:47

cupcaske123 · 04/07/2024 08:18

And I find it distasteful to want to send a 75 year old to a gulag.

I think you are struggling to understand my point

cupcaske123 · 04/07/2024 13:51

localnotail · 04/07/2024 13:47

I think you are struggling to understand my point

Your point was very clear. I disagree with it.

MrsRobinsonsHandprints · 04/07/2024 14:55

DramaLlamaBangBang · 04/07/2024 12:15

Exactly. Labour MP's are answerable to the electorate. Party members are a small group of self selecting people who are a tiny unrepresentative proportion of the population. Labour members under Corbyn were swelled by Momentum but also other agitators who wanted him as leader because they knew it would benefit the Tories having him there. Just as the Tories shouldn't have their blue rinse brigade of octogenarians choosing leaders, Labour should not have Labour members choosing leaders. The leader has to lead their party of MP's. If he can't engender any confidence in them, he shouldn't have been leader.

The world would be a different place if David Miliband had been elected leader of the Labour party.

US2gether · 04/07/2024 14:57

SallyWD · 04/07/2024 10:49

Me too. He's very passionate about helping his community.

Hamas and hezbollah, likes to hang with them chatting. Is that his community.

DramaLlamaBangBang · 04/07/2024 15:00

MrsRobinsonsHandprints · 04/07/2024 14:55

The world would be a different place if David Miliband had been elected leader of the Labour party.

Well quite. I also think there are too many old dinosaurs both in the Labour membership and the Unions to elect a female leader.

FakeMiddleton · 04/07/2024 15:31

I'm in Islington North. The ONLY canvasser at my front door was one for JC.

Flossflower · 04/07/2024 15:52

I do hope so, Jeremy Corbyn is the main reason we left the EU. He didn’t state the Labour Party position. He personally wanted to leave the EU.

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