Also if you say something that's contentious, and radical like that, the media will always pay attention. A more sensible approach would be to have not been so directly idealistic in answering questions - A more cautious approach would have been to suggest a referendum of the UK on Nuclear Capability - A great tool for reformers in a democracy is to say that something that important is for the people to decide, not individuals.

When the media is against you, playing defence often makes more sense that offence.

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
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"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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He just has zero clue about the economy but then lefties rarely do if they still talk about selling the Post Office at 'a loss' or to 'the rich'.

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Because someone asked the question. Wasn't exactly difficult to find.

You try and take some sort of moral and intellectual high ground all the time. The same patronising tone that the left used after the general election. The electorate are stupid and didn't understand Labour's message, when actually they understood it, just didn't like it.

Laughable

I found the link very laughable indeed my welsh friend!

The thought of Corbyn fornocating with Abbott makes me cringe, but the idea of him being proud of it at the time and showing off naked pictures of her shows not only his naivety and bad judgement but hers too for allowing him to take pictures of her naked.

Once again we are reminded just how fragile this man is together with his gaffe-prone closest allies and it explains why the Tories are romping ahead in the polls.

The electorate are not stupid at all, but the Labour membership that voted Corbyn in to replace Miliband and expect to win an election in 2020 are completely bonkers.