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

[d000hg]

All entirely immaterial anyway because he will never get within a thousand miles of the levers of power. Thank God.

JC never stood a chance of becoming leader. The Tories were never going to get a majority. Brexit was never a serious option, only how narrowly they lost. Trump hadn't a chance of becoming the Republican candidate.

etc.

[The_Equalizer]

JC never stood a chance of becoming leader. The Tories were never going to get a majority. Brexit was never a serious option, only how narrowly they lost. Trump hadn't a chance of becoming the Republican candidate.

etc.

Some rather nasty economic crash similiar to 2008 might well do the job. I could just see Corbyn scrape it.

[d000hg]

I don't think it's likely but right now I wouldn't bet against it, Brexit could still blow up spectacularly in the next couple of years.

[MrMarkyMark]

I don't think it's likely but right now I wouldn't bet against it, Brexit could still blow up spectacularly in the next couple of years.

True, but I believe Deutsche Bank is more of a worry, currently, than Brexit.









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[LondonManc]

True, but I believe Deutsche Bank is more of a worry, currently, than Brexit.

Definitely; at least for the Germans it will be.

[tomtomagain]

I don't think it's likely but right now I wouldn't bet against it, Brexit could still blow up spectacularly in the next couple of years.

What is Corbyn's position on BREXIT? It's never really come across that clearly.

Is he wholeheartedly in favour of unrestricted migration from the EU?

[d000hg]

What is Corbyn's position on BREXIT? It's never really come across that clearly.

Is he wholeheartedly in favour of unrestricted migration from the EU?

I think he's said the public's position should be followed i.e. no weaselling out of it regardless of his personal position, and I think I believe he's a man of principle even if I don't agree with his principles.

Migration... not sure. But I would expect he's in favour of it considering his strong humanitarian views and the fact that my friends who are strongly pro-JC are broadly in favour of it themselves.

[DodgyAgent]

I think he's said the public's position should be followed i.e. no weaselling out of it regardless of his personal position, and I think I believe he's a man of principle even if I don't agree with his principles.

Migration... not sure. But I would expect he's in favour of it considering his strong humanitarian views and the fact that my friends who are strongly pro-JC are broadly in favour of it themselves.

In the same way Hugo Chavez had principles

[SueEllen]

What is Corbyn's position on BREXIT? It's never really come across that clearly.

Is he wholeheartedly in favour of unrestricted migration from the EU?

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.

[SueEllen]

In the same way Hugo Chavez had principles

That's rude.

Mrs May has principles - after all she is a vicar's daughter and they were drummed into her from a young age. However her principles mean she expects like some left leaning MPs e.g. Frank Field she expects people to get of their f*** behinds and help themselves plus those who need help.