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Brexit Is Teaching Britain A Lesson In Humility; Boris Johnson finalizes EU Exit Deal!
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I agree but that isnt the climate we're in though, and it isnt working. Look at the absolute rubbish Boris is spouting and these turkeys eating it up. Corbyn needs to get dirty.
I think the format was not very good. There really wasn't enough time to have a detailed discussion about anything before the moderator interrupted them.
Boris just kept repeating his talking points "Corbyn doesn't have a position on Brexit," "Get Brexit done," blah blah. He is clearly banking on an electorate that is barely paying attention and will be influenced by these take home messages (and sadly, that strategy may pay off).
Corbyn had a few good moments, but he didn't get a chance to get into detail and really show his best stuff. He also refrained from attacking Boris as much as he could have (this could actually work to his benefit, allowing voters to see him as more positive and statesmanlike, but it may actually just be a wasted opportunity).
In all, while it's not a game-changer, I think Corbyn will benefit a little bit from this. I especially think that his emphasizing "let the people decide" when put into contrast with Boris' clear Brexit position will allow it to sink in for remainers that if they really want to stop Brexit, the only option is a Labour-led government.
Best-case scenario: over the next few weeks, we see the remainers slowly but surely get a grip with reality and "come home" to Labour.
Amazing and refreshing to see how our healthcare system is seen as a big parasite and a huge source of fear for Brits
Good to know 51% of people are brainless fukkin pond life. The debate format was fukking awful but Come on, boris came across as the one note clown that he is. No way you can think he won that. Corbyn has him dead to rights on selling off the NHS.
Another reason we need to vote SNP and get rid of these c*nts, they’re beyond saving, let them have their brexit and everything that comes with it, I honestly can’t wait for the arse to fall out England when it happens.
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Corbyn was always in a no win situation, right? He couldn't back BREXIT since the Labour Party would lose seats in London, right? But since the party backs remain, they can't win the North?
I'm beginning to lose hope.
How can Corbyn overcome the endless smears from the mainstream media? There was never any way that the monied interests were going to allow a radical Labour government seeking transformative change into power.
How can Corbyn overcome the endless smears from the mainstream media? There was never any way that the monied interests were going to allow a radical Labour government seeking transformative change into power.
@mitter @Trajan @Fenian @thatrapsfan
Corbyn was always in a no win situation, right? He couldn't back BREXIT since the Labour Party would lose seats in London, right? But since the party backs remain, they can't win the North?
It is ridiculous that the Labour position is getting so much scrutiny from the media. The ONLY reasonable way to back remain is through another referendum, which Labour is offering. The Lib Dem position is not getting much scrutiny because they have no chance of forming a government. But you can't just ignore the 2016 vote without putting another choice before the people.
So if one acknowledges this, what is the remaining beef? That Labour hasn't pledged to campaign for remain in a hypothetical referendum? They would still get raked over the coals for already pledging to support remain before even securing a deal, suggesting that they will deliberately secure a shytty deal, that they won't even have faith in their own deal, etc.
The media is very heavily biased against Corbyn and his brand of Labour. I'm still hoping that the remainers will "come home," and that might be enough to keep it close. But I think it might just be too tall of an order.
it should be like that anyway."One influential former EU official argued to me recently that because Brexit Britain would be a threat to the EU, it is in Europe’s interests to encourage Scottish independence and Irish unity."
