Labour MP's are finally accepting the terrifying victory of Corbyn

[DodgyAgent]

Corbyn personally didn't like the EU as he saw it a capitalist construct. Also being a pacifistic and not understanding history he is against helping other European countries or even people living in British overseas territories if another country threatens their right to self-determination.

However he doesn't have an issue with migration.

The worst thing about Jeremy Corbyn is that he keeps bad ideas alive - CapX

The worst thing about Jeremy Corbyn is that he keeps bad ideas alive

and of course all the useful idiots who think he is a man of principle simply believe what he says without taking the blindest bit of notice of what he has actually done.

[MrMarkyMark]

The worst thing about Jeremy Corbyn is that he keeps bad ideas alive - CapX

The worst thing about Jeremy Corbyn is that he keeps bad ideas alive

and of course all the useful idiots who think he is a man of principle simply believe what he says without taking the blindest bit of notice of what he has actually done.

Like sitting unnecessarily on the floor by the bogs on the train you mean. At least we can trust him on the serious issues

[d000hg]

Like sitting unnecessarily on the floor by the bogs on the train you mean. At least we can trust him on the serious issues

And you fall into the shallow tabloid media trap of viewing him based on where he sits on a train, yet claim others are easily led?

[DodgyAgent]

And you fall into the shallow tabloid media trap of viewing him based on where he sits on a train, yet claim others are easily led?

Of course. It is after all an "action" rather than words. And if you had a brain you would understand that it was more than a matter of "where he sits on a train". It seems you have no idea about "context"

[d000hg]

Yeah the media are entirely objective, they never have a story into which they try to fit the facts. I never thought I'd have to accuse you of being naive not to know that the same facts can be cast into different contexts to say entirely different things.

[d000hg]

Also... you're fine with the photos of Cameron in that infamous club at university, but one of Corbyn sitting on a train floor is so terrible?

[DodgyAgent]

Yeah the media are entirely objective, they never have a story into which they try to fit the facts. I never thought I'd have to accuse you of being naive not to know that the same facts can be cast into different contexts to say entirely different things.

So the facts of the story are untrue are they?. Corbyn did not reject a seat to make a political point and that virgin trains, the BBC, the Mirror and the Mail all lied and made the story up?

[d000hg]

I dunno, post a link from your most objective source... I haven't read it recently. But I very much doubt the facts are as one-sided as you claim.

Even so - what is wrong with making a point? You never did that?

[DodgyAgent]

I dunno, post a link from your most objective source... I haven't read it recently. But I very much doubt the facts are as one-sided as you claim.

Even so - what is wrong with making a point? You never did that?

Google "jeremy corbyn" "train" and corbyn does not deny the accusation that he deliberately sat on the floor when seats were available to him.

My point is that there is little that is good about Corbyn and that people should look at actions not words when judging others.

[d000hg]

I think there's a huge amount that is good about Corbyn, as an individual with opinions and ideals. I just don't think his policies are realistic (rather they are idealistic) or that he has the natural leadership to get people to follow him. Of course, idealism is a fundamental problem with socialism, people generally don't want to act for the common good if it hurts their pocket.