I'm bored with you now, you are only interested in an excuse to roll out your usual left wing s***e.

We are talking about Europe not your bitter Tory hating blinkered twaddle.

If you would vote for Corbyn over anyone then your credibility has just been reduced to less than zero.

A return to the 1970's. No thanks.

I would certainly hope that the Labour party come to their senses and find another leader more acceptable to moderate opinion. I see the Conservative party splitting after tomorrow. I also see the possibility of a grand coalition between the Remain side of the Tories and the moderate wing of the Labour party, if we do suffer a "Leave" vote. That way the moderate politicians could ensure we handle things as smoothly as possible, in what will be very difficult circumstances. Neither do I totally rule out a new offer being made by the EU, offering some form of modified, associate, membership which could then be put to the country in a follow up referendum. All the hot air, about this being the "final" deal may evaporate if the reality strikes.

I hope we don't go collectively crazy, but if we do we still must hope that our parliament has enough balls to rescue us from our stupidity. They should not have allowed this to happen in the first place, and it only has to quieten, for ever, the right wing of the Conservative party. It has all gone horribly wrong so now it ought to fall to them to deal with it, even if doing so is effective political suicide.

For the avoidance of doubt any comments in response to a previous post are directed to its ideas and not at any, or all, posters personally.

The more you post the more daft you sound.

Corbyn is sub Michael Foot unelectable. Deal with it.

No debate then. Again.
Level 2.

Corbyn's policies have been portrayed by the mainstream media as some kind of lunatic far-left agenda with no public support, which is parroted by many including you Mr Ganger, but the evidence paints a completely different picture.

Polls consistently show that a huge majority of British people believe that the NHS, the railways and the energy companies should be run as not-for-profit public services. Corbyn is speaking the people's language when he proposes renationalisation of the railways and opposes the ongoing Tory carve-up and privatisation of the NHS.

There is widespread public support for the kinds of social democratic policies Jeremy Corbyn proposes, but the mainstream media like to frame the situation as if Corbyn is talking some kind of alien language that nobody but the far-left would ever agree with.

Corbyn is so regularly described in the mainstream media as "left-wing", "radical" or "hard-left", while David Cameron is never described as being the "right-wing Prime Minister", despite the fact that he's pursuing an extremely right-wing economic agenda that goes way beyond what Margaret Thatcher managed to get away with in the 1980s.

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VOTING OUT - Brexit will allow Britain to embrace the Commonwealth and be GREAT again

Correct on every count!

Just because I don't care doesn't mean I don't understand!

My opinions may have changed, but not the fact that I am right.

(Member of the School of Optimism 1969-2016 inclusive)

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I thought we could reform it from within? So much for democracy if we stay.

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