The Official Labour Unity Thread: Corbyn re-elected as leader

[Moggy]

Anyone watching this Question Time special with Corbyn vs Smith?

Audience seems fun so far...

Is the idea behind the show to pick which one we think will end up not being Prime Minister?

[Lagamorph]

That guy in the audience really wanted to get in a jab about Scottish Labour. Just waving his arms around "Pick me pick me!!"

And the other guy. Silly bugger, doesn't he know Corbyn doesn't care about winning elections?

[Lagamorph]

...........Is Corbyn slagging off Labour voters here?

[Knoyleo]

"He can't be Labour if he wouldn't serve under Corbyn"

I wonder how that guy feels about those who served under Blair?

[Knoyleo]

"Yes I voted for the referendum, but I believe that we should campaign on the grounds of ignoring the outcome."

[teh bork]

Did that audience member claim that by voting out we voted for a points system? If so does he understand what he was actually voting for in Brexit?

[Lagamorph]

He doesn't support Hamas, they're just his mates for a bit of banter. Oi oi.

[NickSCFC]

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2016/09 ... s-now-bei/

Rejoice! The liberal Left that once ruled over Britain is now being destroyed

If it hadn’t inflicted so much damage upon Britain, one could almost start to feel sorry for the liberal Left. For the first time since 1997, that once most powerful of political tribes is not just out of office but also out of power.

The movement no longer has a home. It has been caught in a pincer movement between Theresa May’s surprisingly radical Conservatism, where Cameroon liberalism suddenly no longer has a place, and Jeremy Corbyn’s regressive neo-Marxists, to whom Blairites are hated class traitors. As for the Liberal Democrats, led by the hapless Tim Farron, they are a broken-down vehicle, their reputation ruined for a generation.

[Irene Demova]

Congrats Nick, you posted something that admits that anything wrong with the country is entirely your fault

[more heat than light]

Surprisingly radical Conservatism.

[Moggy]

Shock news! Corbyn won.

[Fatal Exception]

Good news. Now hopefully the Blairites can stop tearing Labour apart and focus on strawberry floating up the Tories.

[Tineash]

Good news. Now hopefully the Blairites can stop tearing Labour apart and focus on strawberry floating up the Tories.

So annoying how this word has been drained of all meaning.

[NickSCFC]

RIP Labour

[Fatal Exception]

RIP Labour

Because your party won't be successful if you aren't an awful banana split who wants the poor to die?

[Moggy]

RIP Labour

Because your party won't be successful if you aren't an awful banana split who wants the poor to die?

At the moment? Yes.

[KK]

I think it's a sad day for democracy to have such ineffectual and unelectable opposition.

It's going to be a Tory government until at least 2025. UKIP will also gain ground in the meantime.

[Rex Kramer]

RIP Labour

Because your party won't be successful if you aren't an awful banana split who wants the poor to die?

40 years of election results would suggest so.

10 years of unopposed Tory

[satriales]

I think it's a sad day for democracy to have such ineffectual and unelectable opposition.

It's going to be a Tory government until at least 2025. UKIP will also gain ground in the meantime.

I disagree, I think they have a much better chance with Corbyn than some tory-lite like Owen.

[DML]

Corbyn has a chance. Owen does not. At least the former stands for something.