Comments by "Neodym" (@neodym5809) on "" video.

@Grim_Beard Maybe because Corbyn wipped his MPs to vote for triggering article 50? Or that he refuses to say if he would campaign for Leave or Remain? Or his behavior at the party conference, where he prevented a decision about Labours Brexit position, even when a majority of the members wanted to position the party as Remain?
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@temptemp633 If Corbyn took lessons from Varoufakis, he will fail just like Varoufakis did. As Varoufakis was ready to sacrifice the Greece population to test his economic theories, he is not a good role model to follow. Ironically, Corbyn seems to be ready to let the Tories destroy the country so he can rebuild it in his image. What are a few causalities if you have an utopia to reach?
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@temptemp633 I do not hate Corbyn. I am deeply disappointed in him. He let so many chances slip to prove he is different from the rest, in the end he is just like every other politician: only interested in power. With the current pathetic Tory leadership there was a chance for change, but look at the polls. He makes it far too easy to the right wing media. Just for your information: being opposite to Corbyn doesn`t make anyone into a Tory. Behavior like this alienates the people Labour is dependent on to win elections. About Varoufakis: I read a lot what everybody else (especially the Greek) said about him. Most of what he tells are lies. He is brilliant at presenting himself, but terrible at political strategy.
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