Question to the Corbyn supporters here

[OwlHoot]

From what I can gather, most of them (Corbyn supporters on this board, that is) are safely ensconced overseas and paying zero or little UK tax. Those that aren't are clearly a phone call away from a padded cell.

From what I can gather, the plural for this is wrong and the correct expression is "Corbyn supporter" (fullyautomatix).

[SueEllen]

Gotta to love the first past the post system. I'm sure the Tories do.

Vote SNP - Corbyn must go for the good of the country.

[d000hg]

There are contractors here that welcome a return to 28% corp tax and 50+% income tax on earnings above £70K per year?

Are you guys on the bench or on £50 per day or something?

a)Well I wasn't aware there were any (genuine) Corbyn supporters here, there may be many centrist Labour supporters but I think Corbyn is too extreme for the likes of us on CUK?

b)It is possible to vote with something other than your wallet, IF you believe it's worth it. For instance JC would himself be hit badly by such tax increases on his 6-figure salary.
I don't like Corbyn's policies but in theory, a party leader who made a strong, compelling case for why hitting my pockets was in the nation's best interest might get my vote... IF I believed it was other than political rhetoric.

[The_Equalizer]

Vote SNP - Corbyn must go for the good of the country.

He'll be out anyway. Vote Labour.

[bobspud]

Your passport disagrees.

[d000hg]

Vote SNP - Corbyn must go for the good of the country.

To be replaced with another smarmy, plastic, media-trained centrist Blairite? I think JC's election was good for politics but sadly his leadership hasn't been good for anyone except the Tories.

[MrMarkyMark]

FTFY

I'm a complete chunt in any language

[SueEllen]

To be replaced with another smarmy, plastic, media-trained centrist Blairite? I think JC's election was good for politics but sadly his leadership hasn't been good for anyone except the Tories.

Not necessarily.

[WordIsBond]

So, your choice is Corbyn or the SNP, I didn't think the insane got a vote.

He explained this already.

I'm Scottish not British

[d000hg]

Not necessarily.

After Blair and Milliband, Corbyn is in many ways a refreshing change. I suppose to an extent Brown was too, someone who doesn't look like they go to the gym and have a PR trainer.

Anyone in particular you're thinking of, I lose track of who's left in Labour these days and have heard of few of them.
Is Sadiq (sp?) a future party leader in waiting?