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[Deleted member 221031]

Corbyn had no chance of winning (aside from being a poor leader) because he focused on the left quadrant and alienated the rest of the political spectrum

Antisemitism tends to do that.

We forget you’re pro Israel

 

[Notch7]

Antisemitism tends to do that

Corbyns failure had nothing to do with antisemitism.

We forget you’re pro Israel

I am not.

NWGS is pro Hamas

 

[Notch7]

One thing I've always enjoyed about the country shows I visit every year is looking at the vintage tractors, but less so in recent years preferring the classic cars and ferret racing. You could say I'm an ExTractor fan.

Is ferret racing more fun than duck racing?

I like a bit of duck racing

And now for a bit of light entertainment

 

[Deleted member 221031]

Corbyns failure had nothing to do with antisemitism.


I am not.

NWGS is pro Hamas

You’ll find I’ve said Palestine and Israel are as bad as each other a number of times!! Telling the truth isn’t your strong point.

He was and still is antisemitic though

 

[Andydevon]

If we ignore the obvious amusing pun.

Our local agricultural show (link) that is a brilliant day out in wonderful surroundings also has a vintage tractor display. Rather concerning is those were the tractors I drove when I worked on farms in Kent.

Brigadier - I am to the right of centrist and natural Tory fodder but no I won't vote for what i don't believe is best for the country.

 

[fillyboy]

If we ignore the obvious amusing pun.

Our local agricultural show (link) that is a brilliant day out in wonderful surroundings also has a vintage tractor display. Rather concerning is those were the tractors I drove when I worked on farms in Kent.

Brigadier - I am to the right of centrist and natural Tory fodder but no I won't vote for what i don't believe is best for the country.

I also, back in the day, drove a few tractors.

 

[Brigadier]

Brigadier - I am to the right of centrist and natural Tory fodder but no I won't vote for what i don't believe is best for the country.

In fewer words,

"If I don't vote tory, I won't vote at all".

Tell me I'm wrong.

I wasn't wrong then.

 

[Notch7]

He was and still is antisemitic though

no, there is not really any evidence Jeremy Corbyn is actually anti semitic

he is ideologically supportive of Palestine and potentially Hamas, but he hasnt ever said anything directly anti semitic

you need to learn to be precise in what you say instead of just taking a simplistic tribal position.

 

[Deleted member 221031]

no, there is not really any evidence Jeremy Corbyn is actually anti semitic

he is ideologically supportive of Palestine and potentially Hamas, but he hasnt ever said anything directly anti semitic

you need to learn to be precise in what you say instead of just taking a simplistic tribal position.

If the cap fits, JC is wearing it.

Good enough for me.

 

[Odds]

If the cap fits, JC is wearing it.

Good enough for me.

 

[Deleted member 221031]

You definitely live up to your user name

 

[Odds]

You definitely live up to your user name

One tries, old sock.

 

[Andydevon]

I wasn't wrong then.

Ah but I did not vote Tory at the last election.

 

[diy_fun_uk]

I've said before on other related threads, and no doubt there's a way to do it, it would be very interesting to see stats on how many government pledges/promises have actually been delivered over the past 50 years and to what extent i.e. fully, partially, not at all.

To a degree yes, they (major political parties) are all the same in that they constantly deploy a tactic of smoke and mirrors. Fine, you can assert 'that's part of politics', however it's no wonder the average punter says exactly that i.e. 'they're all the same.'

 

[Brigadier]

Ah but I did not vote Tory at the last election.

So who did you vote for?