It's not the man, it's the policies I like.

If this is the level of debate you want...

Haven't you got a Moseley speech to pick out for your regular Sunday morning appearances at speakers corner.

The difference being that you are a self confessed Corbynite where as your reference to Moseley has nothing to do with my opinions and is yet another attempt by you at character assassination.

I feel sorry for someone like you who hates his own life so much that he has to lash out in frustration at others.

Remember Gordon Brown calling a Labour voter a bigot because she was concerned about uncontrolled immigration affecting employment and wages?

We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]

Ah the pity response. One of my favourites. It's touching that I m in your thoughts.

I'm a Corbynite in that he echoes a lot of what I've been advocating on here for years, way before Corbyn was ever thought of as leadership material let alone turning round Labour's fortunes on a democratic socialist agenda.
I'm not frustrated. For years I've been told I was thick and ridiculed on here for arguing what I believe in. Was told no one buys those arguments anymore. Well It turns out that many many people have similar ideologies to mine.
To say Labour's performance at the GE gave all the hate filled, bile spouting vitriol right wing media and their acolytes a bloody nose would be an understatement.

Frustration? It must be really frustrating when a 'remoaner' brings light to a potential pitfall Inn the process and your only response is a put down because you haven't got a counter argument. Really frustrating.

Still if you want to imagine me as someone deserving pity, that's your lookout.

Touched a nerve?

Edited by Hrolf The Ganger (28 Jul 2017 9.34pm)

Either this country's (denoting possession) or these countries. (plural)

For a Johnny Englander you have a poor grasp of your mother tongue.