Comments by "boz" (@BOZ_11) on "SNP leader Stephen Flynn bullies Keir Starmer for U-turning on child benefit commitment at PMQs" video.

  1. @dondoodat "Labour MPs who don't agree with Labour policies have no place in the Labour Party." - This is just fascism mate. Go join the Tories if you want that
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  2.  @MrViper5822  he has purged the majority of the socialists from the party. Labour is supposed to help workers. If Starmer wants to help shareholders, he should walk across the aisle, and don the blue jacket he's always wanted
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  3.  @MrViper5822  ironically, u should take your own advice
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  4.  @MrViper5822  Pam Bromley, Ken Livingstone, Jackie Walker, Chris Williamson, Apsana Begum, Jeremy Corbyn. Basically, anyone with a Socialist viewpoint. Moreover, Corbyn never said, never did anything remotely antisemitic. Baseless allegations and exaggerations were used in the Blairite witch hunt to purge the socialists, from a workers' party! Starmer is fine with the opinions of other party members, so long as their opinions are his opinions.
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  5. oh and here's some nuggets from the Tory party: "In October 2014, Conservative MP Andrew Bridgen said, in a speech in the House of Commons, that "the political system of the world's superpower and our great ally the United States is very susceptible to well-funded powerful lobbying groups and the power of the Jewish lobby in America".[130] Following condemnation by organisations, Bridgen stood by his remarks.[116]" "In May 2014, Conservative MP Patrick Mercer was recorded by journalist Daniel Foggo saying, during the course of an anecdote, that an Israeli soldier looked like a "bloody Jew".[129] Mercer stepped down as MP after an investigation and report by the House of Commons standards committee into his links to lobbying and paid advocacy.[129]" "In 2013, a backbench MP, Jacob Rees-Mogg, was guest-of-honour[125] and gave the keynote speech at a dinner of the racist Traditional Britain Group (TBG).[126] The Antisemitism Policy Trust highlighted Rees-Mogg's attendance at this party in their Antisemitism and the Conservative Party dossier"
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