I think what was predicted, has happened the party it has been split over Corbyn, personally I don't see how anyone with a brain in the their top locker can even remotley like the weasely little cnut, but clearly some demented window lickers in the party do.

So whats going to happen ? I dont know, but it's going to get funnier and funnier the more in house spats they have !

Oh and as for momentum who the actual fcuk do they think they are bullying party members to stand behind Compo, I thought Labourites were against facism ?

Edited by dannyh (04 Dec 2015 3.23pm)

I see an interesting parallel with the thread on California shootings currently on here. One of our American brethren was explaining why the hell there is not more appetite in the US for gun controls and posted this:

"There are no gun reforms because the NRA are so aggressive.
Congressmen (and women) who vote for gun reform are usually not long serving. The NRA go after them in elections in a big way. In many cases they organize recall votes where available.

The thing about recalls is that the incumbent tends to be screwed as they historically have very low turnouts, and most of those are the ones trying to oust the incumbent. Think of it like online reviews. You are more likely to write a review when angry than happy.

They put alot of money and time, fearmongering and outright lying, to get that person out of office."

That just made me think of the current left wing calls for deselection of MPs who didn't vote the way they wanted on air strikes. It seems that left or right, w@nkers just don't like it when people don't agree with them!

I don't see Corbyn as being any more of a threat to democracy as any other politician. Whilst there is a trend to making him out to be Comrade Stalin the II, that's as absurd as the idea of Nigel Farage being a closet fascist, with a copy of Mein Kampf as his bible.

I wouldn't say that saying anyone who campaigns to get a vote to go their way, by calling anyone who votes against it a 'terrorist sympathiser' is far more of a threat to democracy that the wee beardy one. Even if he did win election, I doubt he'd win it by the kind of mandate that would allow him to establish himself like somekind of Stalinist overseer.

Edited by jamiemartin721 (04 Dec 2015 4.08pm)

I don't see Corbyn as being any more of a threat to democracy as any other politician. Whilst there is a trend to making him out to be Comrade Stalin the II, that's as absurd as the idea of Nigel Farage being a closet fascist, with a copy of Mein Kampf as his bible.

I wouldn't say that saying anyone who campaigns to get a vote to go their way, by calling anyone who votes against it a 'terrorist sympathiser' is far more of a threat to democracy that the wee beardy one. Even if he did win election, I doubt he'd win it by the kind of mandate that would allow him to establish himself like somekind of Stalinist overseer.

Edited by jamiemartin721 (04 Dec 2015 4.08pm)