Labour's problems are not just Corbyn. The attached article is a bit over the top, but is substantially true.
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We have now sunk to a depth at which the restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men. [Orwell]

Funnily enough listening to the radio earlier today, a Corbyn fan was banging on about the working class and it dawned on me that they have no real idea who the not so new "working class, are or what their aspirations are.

Tories under Maggie, for all their faults, made you believe you could do or be anything you wanted. Not something the hard left seem to get.

I think this Momentum lot have adopted Corbyn like the middle classes have returned to Vinyl Albums for their music believing that it is better.

Some aspects of vinyl reproduction are better than digital but overall most people haven't got the space, time, effort or the technology to play music other than digital especially those on the move with their catalogue of music stored on an iphone or relying on youtube.

Corbyn is a fad.... a 70's throwback plaything that will gradually end up at the bottom of the toy chest.

In Scotland he is making no impression on anybody other than to harden SNP support.

Only in so much as that vinyl is a has been, where as Corbyn is a never was.

Don't upset him even more Hrolf, he's got through a box of Kleenex since Friday morning crying over Copeland and masturbating over Stoke!

Well you are in your late 40's and still indulging in student politics.
You need to face reality. Corbyn will lead your precious party into oblivion and he won't care. He has got what he wants.

You have to laugh at the irony of someone countering what they believe to be an old chestnut with an old chestnut.

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The truth is sometimes just the truth.

Clearly you still believe that by some miracle, Corbyn can somehow turn things around and win an election.
That kind of optimism probably requires therapy.

Problem is Nick that it doesn't really matter how people are making their decisions. The electoral results show that they are making their decisions - and they are almost universally unfavourable or at best apathetic towards Jeremy Corbyn.

Many of Corbyn's policies would be popular. But for whatever the reasons - and whether you believe they are right or wrong - the majority of people have pretty clearly decided that JC will not make a good PM. And that is damaging the Labour party.

Stoke was a relatively good result given the headwinds. But Copeland was an utter disaster. There have been some reasonable by-election performances under his leadership, but there have been some (very) poor ones and the Scottish elections were also catastrophic.

While is coterie then blame everything but his leadership on the results, they move further and further away from both the truth and the public. And yes there is a lot of knifing-in-the-back going on, but the most disloyal MP in Labour history can't really expect MPs to be loyal to him.

There has always been a difficulty for the Left. A centre-left party that might win or a left party that is likely to lose. Is a little bit of "left" better than none, but remaining "pure".

"It's almost like a moral decision. Except not really cos noone is going to find out," Jez, Peep Show

WOW that is a surprise !!

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