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Post by Mr_DaftBurger on Aug 9, 2024 19:59:52 GMT
The greatest Prime Minister we never had. This country would be transformed and happy right now. huddy would be transformed and happy right now! 😂 |
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Post by Gawa on Aug 9, 2024 20:09:25 GMT
Many of his policies were good but a confirmed pacifist has no place at the top of the tree in the world today. I voted for his Labour Party at the time but not for Corbyn as PM. That's a paradox I know, but anything at the time was better than the Tories. OS. A strong distinction however is I'd argue corbyn is a contingent pacifist rather than an absolute pacifist as he supported resistance in South Africa for instance. I respectfully disagree that pacifists can't be good leaders, and given the current state of the world - it doesn't seem the non pacifists are doing a particularly good job. |
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Post by PotterLog on Aug 9, 2024 22:49:23 GMT
You are entitled to like Jeremy mate. I happen to think he's a bell end. 100% mate. I'd still pick him over the war crime sympathasisers though  Lol like he's not a war crime sympathiser |
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Post by Gawa on Aug 9, 2024 22:54:40 GMT
100% mate. I'd still pick him over the war crime sympathasisers though Lol like he's not a war crime sympathiser As are many other global leaders of the last few decades, as well as participants. |
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Post by Gawa on Sept 4, 2024 20:12:24 GMT
So who was writing these articles for the daily mail under other people's names?
#ItWasAScam
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Post by frasier37 on Sept 4, 2024 21:11:31 GMT
I used to dislike him, but thinking about it, hes the only leader that seemed to actually cared for the working class.
the others just want their noses deep in the trough.
when i say others i mean all....starmer included
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Post by wannabee on Sept 4, 2024 23:24:27 GMT
So who was writing these articles for the daily mail under other people's names? #ItWasAScam What are we seeing here? Did Frances "Casandra" Coppola have a Bobby Ewing episode and emerge from the shower 5 years later to discover she didn't write a Article for the Daily Mail? Please tell me its Coppola's naive Economic scribblings that are being called out Or are we revisisting Corbyns attendance with Jewdas at Passover Seder Or is it Corbyn's Lieutenant Lansman's criticism of Jewdas that is being questioned Whichever it is I retain the right to be offended # rightlefton |
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Post by iancransonsknees on Sept 5, 2024 1:39:26 GMT
I used to dislike him, but thinking about it, hes the only leader that seemed to actually cared for the working class. the others just want their noses deep in the trough. when i say others i mean all....starmer included He couldn't be allowed to govern. |
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Post by salopstick on Sept 5, 2024 8:01:53 GMT
The greatest Prime Minister we never had. No that was John Smith |
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Post by elystokie on Sept 5, 2024 8:20:40 GMT
So who was writing these articles for the daily mail under other people's names? #ItWasAScam What are we seeing here? Did Frances "Casandra" Coppola have a Bobby Ewing episode and emerge from the shower 5 years later to discover she didn't write a Article for the Daily Mail? Please tell me its Coppola's naive Economic scribblings that are being called out Or are we revisisting Corbyns attendance with Jewdas at Passover Seder Or is it Corbyn's Lieutenant Lansman's criticism of Jewdas that is being questioned Whichever it is I retain the right to be offended # rightlefton And people defend the utter rag 😂 |
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Post by oggyoggy on Sept 5, 2024 8:36:38 GMT
I used to dislike him, but thinking about it, hes the only leader that seemed to actually cared for the working class. the others just want their noses deep in the trough. when i say others i mean all....starmer included I am absolutely convinced our country would be in a far better position now had he won at some point. |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 5, 2024 8:38:19 GMT
The greatest Prime Minister we never had. No that was John Smith In your opinion, obviously. Smith would have been great I'm sure. |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 5, 2024 8:39:27 GMT
I used to dislike him, but thinking about it, hes the only leader that seemed to actually cared for the working class. the others just want their noses deep in the trough. when i say others i mean all....starmer included I am absolutely convinced our country would be in a far better position now had he won at some point. Absolutely - transformative policies. |
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Post by emretezzy on Sept 5, 2024 8:46:09 GMT
I am absolutely convinced our country would be in a far better position now had he won at some point. Absolutely - transformative policies. They'd have been transformative alright. |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 5, 2024 9:00:13 GMT
Absolutely - transformative policies. They'd have been transformative alright. Indeed they would have, for the better. |
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Post by oggyoggy on Sept 5, 2024 9:11:06 GMT
Absolutely - transformative policies. They'd have been transformative alright. I don’t think they could have been worse than where we are now. |
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Post by emretezzy on Sept 5, 2024 9:21:18 GMT
They'd have been transformative alright. I don’t think they could have been worse than where we are now. Huddy would have had free Internet which surely is a current a drain on his expenses with the amount of searching for Lefty Twitter nonsense he currently shares. Living in an extreme Socislist Dystopia might be alright, I just don't want to be the Guinea Pig to find out. |
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Post by prestwichpotter on Sept 5, 2024 9:35:42 GMT
I don’t think they could have been worse than where we are now. Huddy would have had free Internet which surely is a current a drain on his expenses with the amount of searching for Lefty Twitter nonsense he currently shares. Living in an extreme Socislist Dystopia might be alright, I just don't want to be the Guinea Pig to find out. Free or heavily subsidised high speed internet across the country would be a transformative policy that would allow those marginalised to access services and opportunities they currently don't have, and bring provincial towns and cities into the 21st century and allow them to attract new business and investment. It happens in places like South Korea, it's amazing how many of Corbyn's policies that were mocked are just rolled out in Scandinavia and parts of Asia without people batting an eyelid....... |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 5, 2024 9:59:22 GMT
Huddy would have had free Internet which surely is a current a drain on his expenses with the amount of searching for Lefty Twitter nonsense he currently shares. Living in an extreme Socislist Dystopia might be alright, I just don't want to be the Guinea Pig to find out. Free or heavily subsidised high speed internet across the country would be a transformative policy that would allow those marginalised to access services and opportunities they currently don't have, and bring provincial towns and cities into the 21st century and allow them to attract new business and investment. It happens in places like South Korea, it's amazing how many of Corbyn's policies that were mocked are just rolled out in Scandinavia and parts of Asia without people batting an eyelid....... Absolutely- shame Emretezzy can't see this basic fact. |
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Post by emretezzy on Sept 5, 2024 10:04:21 GMT
Huddy would have had free Internet which surely is a current a drain on his expenses with the amount of searching for Lefty Twitter nonsense he currently shares. Living in an extreme Socislist Dystopia might be alright, I just don't want to be the Guinea Pig to find out. Free or heavily subsidised high speed internet across the country would be a transformative policy that would allow those marginalised to access services and opportunities they currently don't have, and bring provincial towns and cities into the 21st century and allow them to attract new business and investment. It happens in places like South Korea, it's amazing how many of Corbyn's policies that were mocked are just rolled out in Scandinavia and parts of Asia without people batting an eyelid....... No I like free Internet... of course I do. Same as I would like free fuel. Free Gas and Electricty. Free travel. Free Rent. Etc... |
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Post by thisisouryear on Sept 5, 2024 10:04:21 GMT
I don’t think they could have been worse than where we are now. Huddy would have had free Internet which surely is a current a drain on his expenses with the amount of searching for Lefty Twitter nonsense he currently shares. Living in an extreme Socislist Dystopia might be alright, I just don't want to be the Guinea Pig to find out. Free internet was a great idea. All those kids at the bottom with access to all that information could have transformed their lives. Corbyn understands levelling up more than any other politician. His views on defence were worrying but that aside he's a true man of the people and was really on our side |
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Post by elystokie on Sept 5, 2024 10:06:50 GMT
Free or heavily subsidised high speed internet across the country would be a transformative policy that would allow those marginalised to access services and opportunities they currently don't have, and bring provincial towns and cities into the 21st century and allow them to attract new business and investment. It happens in places like South Korea, it's amazing how many of Corbyn's policies that were mocked are just rolled out in Scandinavia and parts of Asia without people batting an eyelid....... No I like free Internet... of course I do. Same as I would like free fuel. Free Gas and Electricty. Free travel. Free Rent. Etc... And you think all of those have a similar cost base? You're so funny 😀 |
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Post by Veritas on Sept 5, 2024 10:09:13 GMT
The greatest Prime Minister we never had. This country would be transformed and happy right now. Unfortunately having some really good ideas does not automatically make you a great or even good PM. Corbyn had some massive flaws, his response to the Salisbury poisonings and anti semitism being two recent massive own goals. He also has an inability to forge consensus to bridge even relatively narrow political divides which as politics is the art of the possible is a real weakness. Speaks the truth on many issues but effective PM? Not in a million years. |
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Post by prestwichpotter on Sept 5, 2024 10:14:03 GMT
Free or heavily subsidised high speed internet across the country would be a transformative policy that would allow those marginalised to access services and opportunities they currently don't have, and bring provincial towns and cities into the 21st century and allow them to attract new business and investment. It happens in places like South Korea, it's amazing how many of Corbyn's policies that were mocked are just rolled out in Scandinavia and parts of Asia without people batting an eyelid....... No I like free Internet... of course I do. Same as I would like free fuel. Free Gas and Electricty. Free travel. Free Rent. Etc... It's not about cost. It's about cost v the socio-economic benefits that a particular policy brings. Free travel is actually being adopted across many countries/cities in Europe for the exact same reason........ |
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Post by Huddysleftfoot on Sept 5, 2024 10:14:45 GMT
The greatest Prime Minister we never had. This country would be transformed and happy right now. Unfortunately having some really good ideas does not automatically make you a great or even good PM. Corbyn had some massive flaws, his response to the Salisbury poisonings and anti semitism being two recent massive own goals. He also has an inability to forge consensus to bridge even relatively narrow political divides which as politics is the art of the possible is a real weakness. Speaks the truth on many issues but effective PM? Not in a million years. I find your comment on him being "antisemitic" disgraceful and false. |
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Post by emretezzy on Sept 5, 2024 10:14:51 GMT
Huddy would have had free Internet which surely is a current a drain on his expenses with the amount of searching for Lefty Twitter nonsense he currently shares. Living in an extreme Socislist Dystopia might be alright, I just don't want to be the Guinea Pig to find out. Free internet was a great idea. All those kids at the bottom with access to all that information could have transformed their lives. Corbyn understands levelling up more than any other politician. His views on defence were worrying but that aside he's a true man of the people and was really on our side Luckily he get kicked into the curb by the PEOPLE. I don't know why half of you don't move to Islington. Be paradise down there. Palestinian flag waving. Free twitter. No one pays for anything. Bloody bliss |
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Post by prestwichpotter on Sept 5, 2024 10:16:20 GMT
Free internet was a great idea. All those kids at the bottom with access to all that information could have transformed their lives. Corbyn understands levelling up more than any other politician. His views on defence were worrying but that aside he's a true man of the people and was really on our side Luckily he get kicked into the curb by the PEOPLE. I don't know why half of you don't move to Islington. Be paradise down there. Palestinian flag waving. Free twitter. No one pays for anything. Bloody bliss The people voted for Boris Johnson, and we are where we are. If those that did are pleased with their choice that's on them........ |
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Post by Veritas on Sept 5, 2024 10:19:33 GMT
Unfortunately having some really good ideas does not automatically make you a great or even good PM. Corbyn had some massive flaws, his response to the Salisbury poisonings and anti semitism being two recent massive own goals. He also has an inability to forge consensus to bridge even relatively narrow political divides which as politics is the art of the possible is a real weakness. Speaks the truth on many issues but effective PM? Not in a million years. I find your comment on him being "antisemitic" disgraceful and false. Read what I have written, it often helps. |
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Post by emretezzy on Sept 5, 2024 10:20:18 GMT
No I like free Internet... of course I do. Same as I would like free fuel. Free Gas and Electricty. Free travel. Free Rent. Etc... It's not about cost. It's about cost v the socio-economic benefits that a particular policy brings. Free travel is actually being adopted across many countries/cities in Europe for the exact same reason........ In practise it sounds great. I just don't think anything should be free. Correctly subsidised, incentives whatever.. I just think free fundamentally is flawed and sends the wrong message. I spend a few weeks a year in Geneva, as you say they adopted free Buses and trams, but a regular meal is about £30 and all the working residents have to cross the border to France to do any form of basic shopping. It's a gimic as GDP is garnered elsewhere. |
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Post by emretezzy on Sept 5, 2024 10:23:10 GMT
Luckily he get kicked into the curb by the PEOPLE. I don't know why half of you don't move to Islington. Be paradise down there. Palestinian flag waving. Free twitter. No one pays for anything. Bloody bliss The people voted for Boris Johnson, and we are where we are. If those that did are pleased with their choice that's on them........ Come on PP.. The old two wrongs making a lefty right argument! You're better than that! |
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