Comments by "Cinderball" (@cinderball1135) on "Labour suspends Jeremy Corbyn over anti-Semitism report comments" video.

  1. Please go. I joined the party just after the 2019 election, and I'm already sick of all the sniping that's coming from the disaffected Corbynists.
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  2. You say that, but watch the British public flock to vote for it, now Corbyn's on the way out.
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  3. Please go. Please start that socialist party and have fun there. Perhaps the rest of us will finally get some peace from your endless sniping.
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  4. "Corbyn is the least racist person in Parliament". Donald Trump called - he wants his talking point back.
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  5. @Mickey Mouse If you think there's no water between the Republicans and the Democrats, you aren't just misinformed, you're being actively, harmfully stupid.
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  6.  @emm_arr  There's no dumpster fire that moths like KMT won't be attracted to.
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  7.  K MT  This is a new level of pathetic, even for you - having fake conversations between multiple bot accounts. What, do you have a sockpuppet by your desk that tells you it loves you, whenever you stop and realise that maybe you have the world's worst job, posting disinformation to the internet to start political arguments in far-away countries at the behest of the Kremlin? I hope it's a good friend, because it sounds like you'd really need one, in a situation like that.
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  8.  @mariogmajner6549  Mr Corbyn made himself a martyr, I think. He knew this was coming, and he handled it artlessly.
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  9. The fireworks I'm watching on my own internal groups are unbelievable. But I think it's for the best. We need to see the far left out of Labour, so that the remaining rump can actually be electable again. In the long run, this split will do Labour good.
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  10.  @emm_arr  Yeah, the problem I have talking with them is that they seem to have a philosophical objection to compromise - the most fundamental concept you HAVE to understand to get anywhere in politics. They want EVERYTHING and they want it NOW, and they don't understand the idea of needing to build up a consensus, or win consent. They also don't understand the idea that you don't just need good policies to win, but that you actually need to be prepared to sell them. In fact, if you suggest any of these ideas to them, they'll be actively offended. I think it's well past time they went back to the revolutionary communist movement, so us ACTUAL leftwingers can get back to winning elections and improving people's lives.
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  11. The firestorm that's breaking out across Labour has been simmering quietly for months now. We all knew this was coming, and the Corbyn supporters have been keeping their swords sharp for this very moment. Dare I say it, Corbyn's support base has transformed into something of a cult of personality - something that accelerated when he was replaced as leader. I say this, as someone who actually used to support Corbyn back in the early days. Labour has become two parties trapped in the same ageing structure. The irony is that Labour, without the far-left, is probably a lot more electable. It's their power and position to lose - they can easily go ahead and form another leftwing party, but they'll not win any seats, and they probably won't even get to steal much of Labour's share of the vote. That said, for both sides, I think a split in the party is the best solution for us all. Better to be allies sitting in two different tents, than to be forced to break bread with people you hate.
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