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lloydy Flag st ives cornwall 26 Aug 15 11.44am

This is what he actually said
Corbyn stresses that he would prefer not to introduce women-only carriages. “Some women have raised with me that a solution to the rise in assault and harassment on public transport could be to introduce women-only carriages. My intention would be to make public transport safer for everyone from the train platform to the bus stop to the mode of transport itself,” he says.

 

leggedstruggle Flag Croydon 26 Aug 15 12.11pm

Quote lloydy at 26 Aug 2015 11.44am

This is what he actually said
Corbyn stresses that he would prefer not to introduce women-only carriages. “Some women have raised with me that a solution to the rise in assault and harassment on public transport could be to introduce women-only carriages. My intention would be to make public transport safer for everyone from the train platform to the bus stop to the mode of transport itself,” he says.

For completeness, the rest of the quote was:
"However, I would consult with women and open it up to hear their views on whether women-only carriages would be welcome - and also if piloting this at times and [on] modes of transport where harassment is reported most frequently would be of interest."

Sounds like 'consider' to me.

 


mother-in-law is an anagram of woman hitler

lloydy Flag st ives cornwall 26 Aug 15 12.17pm

Second bit gets reported first bit doesn't

 

johnfirewall Flag 26 Aug 15 1.21pm

Where did the idea even come from?

I do quite often read of incidents on the trains in the local paper but the vast majority of cases are muggings or people masturbating. Maybe have another ticket barrier on the train so plebs can't get in to 1st Class. Segregation is only enforced by the threat of a fine if there's an inspector. Now you're likely to be branded a rapist for going in the wrong carriage if you can't get a seat elsewhere. So even 'considering' the idea is going too far.

 

bright&wright Flag 26 Aug 15 1.30pm

I have yet to set to see a Corbyn supporter without Purple hair. Or at work. Or human.


Edited by bright&wright (26 Aug 2015 1.34pm)

 


'We are going to make a little bit of history here’ Mr. J. Ertl.

Stuk Flag Top half 26 Aug 15 1.33pm

Women only carriages. Is that so any rapist can do a bit of window shopping beforehand?

"The Independent said he will also call for a 24-hour hotline for reporting harassment and assault"

Isn't that 999? The guy's a div.

 


Optimistic as ever

johnfirewall Flag 26 Aug 15 2.09pm

Quote Stuk at 26 Aug 2015 1.33pm

Women only carriages. Is that so any rapist can do a bit of window shopping beforehand?

"The Independent said he will also call for a 24-hour hotline for reporting harassment and assault"

Isn't that 999? The guy's a div.


Cue being called a sexist and accused of undermining these offenses upon the suggestion that this is unnecessary.

Of course there has historically been an issue of things not being reported or being dismissed by the police but these new ideas are just admitting defeat in tackling those issues.

Is this the line he wants to go down, having quangos alongside the police and other services? Might as well privatise.

 

matt_himself Flag Matataland 26 Aug 15 9.45pm

One aspect of the Labour leadership process I find hilarious is that after years of slagging off Labour, the non conformists - and we know who they are on these boards - are actually appearing now to defend Labours record and promote Labour as a viable party.

How fickle. How amusing. And remember, should you be tempted to vote for anti-Semite Jezza, he is supported by anarchists, TUSC and student lefties. It makes Osbourne palatable.

 


"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

nickgusset Flag Shizzlehurst 26 Aug 15 11.16pm

Quote matt_himself at 26 Aug 2015 9.45pm

One aspect of the Labour leadership process I find hilarious is that after years of slagging off Labour, the non conformists - and we know who they are on these boards - are actually appearing now to defend Labours record and promote Labour as a viable party.

How fickle. How amusing. And remember, should you be tempted to vote for anti-Semite Jezza, he is supported by anarchists, TUSC and student lefties. It makes Osbourne palatable.


How is Corbyn anti semite? He wants both an Israeli and Palestinine state.

Dont believe all the s*** the papers feed you.

 

matt_himself Flag Matataland 26 Aug 15 11.55pm

Quote nickgusset at 26 Aug 2015 11.16pm

Quote matt_himself at 26 Aug 2015 9.45pm

One aspect of the Labour leadership process I find hilarious is that after years of slagging off Labour, the non conformists - and we know who they are on these boards - are actually appearing now to defend Labours record and promote Labour as a viable party.

How fickle. How amusing. And remember, should you be tempted to vote for anti-Semite Jezza, he is supported by anarchists, TUSC and student lefties. It makes Osbourne palatable.


How is Corbyn anti semite? He wants both an Israeli and Palestinine state.

Dont believe all the s*** the papers feed you.


Equally, don't keep believing that the Morning Star gives you a totally factual view of life:

[Link]

PS. Gusset, I have learnt one thing about you from the Labour Leadership process and that is that you will support any old weirdo who vagiely supports the issues you think you support. It's hilarious but also sad and would urge you to move from the Middle class suburban revolutionary into someone who enacts change. Please, became a charity leader. I think it would be good for you and the charity as you would actually care about the cause in question and be motivated to raise funds for them.

Edited by matt_himself (26 Aug 2015 11.56pm)

 


"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

Jimenez Flag SELHURSTPARKCHESTER,DA BRONX 27 Aug 15 12.17am

Quote matt_himself at 26 Aug 2015 11.55pm

Quote nickgusset at 26 Aug 2015 11.16pm

Quote matt_himself at 26 Aug 2015 9.45pm

One aspect of the Labour leadership process I find hilarious is that after years of slagging off Labour, the non conformists - and we know who they are on these boards - are actually appearing now to defend Labours record and promote Labour as a viable party.

How fickle. How amusing. And remember, should you be tempted to vote for anti-Semite Jezza, he is supported by anarchists, TUSC and student lefties. It makes Osbourne palatable.


How is Corbyn anti semite? He wants both an Israeli and Palestinine state.

Dont believe all the s*** the papers feed you.


Equally, don't keep believing that the Morning Star gives you a totally factual view of life:

[Link]

PS. Gusset, I have learnt one thing about you from the Labour Leadership process and that is that you will support any old weirdo who vagiely supports the issues you think you support. It's hilarious but also sad and would urge you to move from the Middle class suburban revolutionary into someone who enacts change. Please, became a charity leader. I think it would be good for you and the charity as you would actually care about the cause in question and be motivated to raise funds for them.

Edited by matt_himself (26 Aug 2015 11.56pm)

*Gusset desperately trying to get WiFi on his sojourn to the Basque country Claxon*

 


Pro USA & Israel

JL85 Flag London,SE9 27 Aug 15 4.42am

Quote matt_himself at 26 Aug 2015 11.55pm

Quote nickgusset at 26 Aug 2015 11.16pm

Quote matt_himself at 26 Aug 2015 9.45pm

One aspect of the Labour leadership process I find hilarious is that after years of slagging off Labour, the non conformists - and we know who they are on these boards - are actually appearing now to defend Labours record and promote Labour as a viable party.

How fickle. How amusing. And remember, should you be tempted to vote for anti-Semite Jezza, he is supported by anarchists, TUSC and student lefties. It makes Osbourne palatable.


How is Corbyn anti semite? He wants both an Israeli and Palestinine state.

Dont believe all the s*** the papers feed you.


Equally, don't keep believing that the Morning Star gives you a totally factual view of life:

[Link]

PS. Gusset, I have learnt one thing about you from the Labour Leadership process and that is that you will support any old weirdo who vagiely supports the issues you think you support. It's hilarious but also sad and would urge you to move from the Middle class suburban revolutionary into someone who enacts change. Please, became a charity leader. I think it would be good for you and the charity as you would actually care about the cause in question and be motivated to raise funds for them.

Edited by matt_himself (26 Aug 2015 11.56pm)


As someone rightly pointed out in the comments of the article, this is akin to saying Thatcher liked to indulge in pedophilia because she was chummy with Jimmy Saville.

Edited by JL85 (27 Aug 2015 5.12am)

 

nickgusset Flag Shizzlehurst 27 Aug 15 8.33am

Quote Jimenez at 27 Aug 2015 12.17am

Quote matt_himself at 26 Aug 2015 11.55pm

Quote nickgusset at 26 Aug 2015 11.16pm

Quote matt_himself at 26 Aug 2015 9.45pm

One aspect of the Labour leadership process I find hilarious is that after years of slagging off Labour, the non conformists - and we know who they are on these boards - are actually appearing now to defend Labours record and promote Labour as a viable party.

How fickle. How amusing. And remember, should you be tempted to vote for anti-Semite Jezza, he is supported by anarchists, TUSC and student lefties. It makes Osbourne palatable.


How is Corbyn anti semite? He wants both an Israeli and Palestinine state.

Dont believe all the s*** the papers feed you.


Equally, don't keep believing that the Morning Star gives you a totally factual view of life:

[Link]

PS. Gusset, I have learnt one thing about you from the Labour Leadership process and that is that you will support any old weirdo who vagiely supports the issues you think you support. It's hilarious but also sad and would urge you to move from the Middle class suburban revolutionary into someone who enacts change. Please, became a charity leader. I think it would be good for you and the charity as you would actually care about the cause in question and be motivated to raise funds for them.

Edited by matt_himself (26 Aug 2015 11.56pm)

*Gusset desperately trying to get WiFi on his sojourn to the Basque country Claxon*


Your Spanish geography leaves a lot to be desired.

 

nickgusset Flag Shizzlehurst 27 Aug 15 8.35am

Quote matt_himself at 26 Aug 2015 11.55pm

Quote nickgusset at 26 Aug 2015 11.16pm

Quote matt_himself at 26 Aug 2015 9.45pm

One aspect of the Labour leadership process I find hilarious is that after years of slagging off Labour, the non conformists - and we know who they are on these boards - are actually appearing now to defend Labours record and promote Labour as a viable party.

How fickle. How amusing. And remember, should you be tempted to vote for anti-Semite Jezza, he is supported by anarchists, TUSC and student lefties. It makes Osbourne palatable.


How is Corbyn anti semite? He wants both an Israeli and Palestinine state.

Dont believe all the s*** the papers feed you.


Equally, don't keep believing that the Morning Star gives you a totally factual view of life:

[Link]

PS. Gusset, I have learnt one thing about you from the Labour Leadership process and that is that you will support any old weirdo who vagiely supports the issues you think you support. It's hilarious but also sad and would urge you to move from the Middle class suburban revolutionary into someone who enacts change. Please, became a charity leader. I think it would be good for you and the charity as you would actually care about the cause in question and be motivated to raise funds for them.

Edited by matt_himself (26 Aug 2015 11.56pm)


Fancy me supporting someone who has similar views to mine.
Perhaps I should support someone who has polar opposite views in future...

 

matt_himself Flag Matataland 27 Aug 15 9.06am

Quote nickgusset at 27 Aug 2015 8.35am

Quote matt_himself at 26 Aug 2015 11.55pm

Quote nickgusset at 26 Aug 2015 11.16pm

Quote matt_himself at 26 Aug 2015 9.45pm

One aspect of the Labour leadership process I find hilarious is that after years of slagging off Labour, the non conformists - and we know who they are on these boards - are actually appearing now to defend Labours record and promote Labour as a viable party.

How fickle. How amusing. And remember, should you be tempted to vote for anti-Semite Jezza, he is supported by anarchists, TUSC and student lefties. It makes Osbourne palatable.


How is Corbyn anti semite? He wants both an Israeli and Palestinine state.

Dont believe all the s*** the papers feed you.


Equally, don't keep believing that the Morning Star gives you a totally factual view of life:

[Link]

PS. Gusset, I have learnt one thing about you from the Labour Leadership process and that is that you will support any old weirdo who vagiely supports the issues you think you support. It's hilarious but also sad and would urge you to move from the Middle class suburban revolutionary into someone who enacts change. Please, became a charity leader. I think it would be good for you and the charity as you would actually care about the cause in question and be motivated to raise funds for them.

Edited by matt_himself (26 Aug 2015 11.56pm)


Fancy me supporting someone who has similar views to mine.
Perhaps I should support someone who has polar opposite views in future...


Ok Gusset. Keep chasing that rainbow...

 


"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

nickgusset Flag Shizzlehurst 27 Aug 15 9.53am

Letter in the Jewish Chronicle:
Dear Letters Editor
As Jewish constituents of Jeremy Corbyn for nearly two decades we have met him many times, both through his day-to-day work supporting people in his constituency, and through his wider campaigning work, especially in support of migrants and refugees and against racism, fascism and war.
Those who know him personally cannot take seriously the campaign of smears, wild distortions and innuendo against him, through which newspapers such as the Jewish Chronicle, Daily Mail and Sunday Express are trying to paint him as an antisemite or a friend of antisemites.
Memories are depressingly short. In 2013, the Daily Mail, which regularly publishes lurid scare stories about migrants and refugees, tried to undermine the previous Labour Leader, Ed Miliband, in the minds of anti-immigrant readers, by reminding them that Miliband’s father was an East European refugee. Furthermore, it claimed that Miliband senior was disloyal and insufficiently grateful to Britain. In the late 1930s, when Miliband’s family were desperately trying to escape from Nazism, it was the Sunday Express which complained in an editorial “…just now there is a big influx of foreign Jews into Britain. They are over-running the country.”
Last weekend we stood outside Yarl’s Wood Immigration Detention Centre protesting the inhuman treatment of women detained there. Jeremy Corbyn was the only leadership candidate to send a message of support.
His real crime, of course, in the eyes of the Jewish Chronicle, is that he has been a longstanding supporter of justice for the Palestinians and a negotiated peace based on an end to the occupation.
But as he said in the JW3 hustings recently: “Does questioning the behaviour of the Israeli state towards Palestinians lead to antisemitism? No, it mustn’t and shouldn’t … Whether it’s a synagogue or a mosque under attack we must all come together … as one in confronting it.”
We are proud that our MP has stood for the Labour leadership on a platform of challenging austerity, enhancing democracy, combating racism and giving support and hope to the most vulnerable members of society.
David Rosenberg and Julia Bard

 

bright&wright Flag 27 Aug 15 10.09am

Quote nickgusset at 27 Aug 2015 9.53am

Letter in the Jewish Chronicle:
Dear Letters Editor
As Jewish constituents of Jeremy Corbyn for nearly two decades we have met him many times, both through his day-to-day work supporting people in his constituency, and through his wider campaigning work, especially in support of migrants and refugees and against racism, fascism and war.
Those who know him personally cannot take seriously the campaign of smears, wild distortions and innuendo against him, through which newspapers such as the Jewish Chronicle, Daily Mail and Sunday Express are trying to paint him as an antisemite or a friend of antisemites.
Memories are depressingly short. In 2013, the Daily Mail, which regularly publishes lurid scare stories about migrants and refugees, tried to undermine the previous Labour Leader, Ed Miliband, in the minds of anti-immigrant readers, by reminding them that Miliband’s father was an East European refugee. Furthermore, it claimed that Miliband senior was disloyal and insufficiently grateful to Britain. In the late 1930s, when Miliband’s family were desperately trying to escape from Nazism, it was the Sunday Express which complained in an editorial “…just now there is a big influx of foreign Jews into Britain. They are over-running the country.”
Last weekend we stood outside Yarl’s Wood Immigration Detention Centre protesting the inhuman treatment of women detained there. Jeremy Corbyn was the only leadership candidate to send a message of support.
His real crime, of course, in the eyes of the Jewish Chronicle, is that he has been a longstanding supporter of justice for the Palestinians and a negotiated peace based on an end to the occupation.
But as he said in the JW3 hustings recently: “Does questioning the behaviour of the Israeli state towards Palestinians lead to antisemitism? No, it mustn’t and shouldn’t … Whether it’s a synagogue or a mosque under attack we must all come together … as one in confronting it.”
We are proud that our MP has stood for the Labour leadership on a platform of challenging austerity, enhancing democracy, combating racism and giving support and hope to the most vulnerable members of society.
David Rosenberg and Julia Bard


Ohhh David Rosenberg and Julia Bard! The voice of all Jews.

You've definitely shut people up now with that utterly pointless post.

 


'We are going to make a little bit of history here’ Mr. J. Ertl.

Hoof Hearted 27 Aug 15 10.09am

That letter was made up......

No mention of Oy Vey anywhere!

 

matt_himself Flag Matataland 27 Aug 15 10.20am

Quote nickgusset at 27 Aug 2015 9.53am

Letter in the Jewish Chronicle:
Dear Letters Editor
As Jewish constituents of Jeremy Corbyn for nearly two decades we have met him many times, both through his day-to-day work supporting people in his constituency, and through his wider campaigning work, especially in support of migrants and refugees and against racism, fascism and war.
Those who know him personally cannot take seriously the campaign of smears, wild distortions and innuendo against him, through which newspapers such as the Jewish Chronicle, Daily Mail and Sunday Express are trying to paint him as an antisemite or a friend of antisemites.
Memories are depressingly short. In 2013, the Daily Mail, which regularly publishes lurid scare stories about migrants and refugees, tried to undermine the previous Labour Leader, Ed Miliband, in the minds of anti-immigrant readers, by reminding them that Miliband’s father was an East European refugee. Furthermore, it claimed that Miliband senior was disloyal and insufficiently grateful to Britain. In the late 1930s, when Miliband’s family were desperately trying to escape from Nazism, it was the Sunday Express which complained in an editorial “…just now there is a big influx of foreign Jews into Britain. They are over-running the country.”
Last weekend we stood outside Yarl’s Wood Immigration Detention Centre protesting the inhuman treatment of women detained there. Jeremy Corbyn was the only leadership candidate to send a message of support.
His real crime, of course, in the eyes of the Jewish Chronicle, is that he has been a longstanding supporter of justice for the Palestinians and a negotiated peace based on an end to the occupation.
But as he said in the JW3 hustings recently: “Does questioning the behaviour of the Israeli state towards Palestinians lead to antisemitism? No, it mustn’t and shouldn’t … Whether it’s a synagogue or a mosque under attack we must all come together … as one in confronting it.”
We are proud that our MP has stood for the Labour leadership on a platform of challenging austerity, enhancing democracy, combating racism and giving support and hope to the most vulnerable members of society.
David Rosenberg and Julia Bard


And I raise you...

[Link]

....comments from a member of his own party seemingly saying he associates and promotes people who are 'homophobic and racist'.

Hmm...

 


"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

nickgusset Flag Shizzlehurst 27 Aug 15 10.31am

Quote bright&wright at 27 Aug 2015 10.09am

Quote nickgusset at 27 Aug 2015 9.53am

Letter in the Jewish Chronicle:
Dear Letters Editor
As Jewish constituents of Jeremy Corbyn for nearly two decades we have met him many times, both through his day-to-day work supporting people in his constituency, and through his wider campaigning work, especially in support of migrants and refugees and against racism, fascism and war.
Those who know him personally cannot take seriously the campaign of smears, wild distortions and innuendo against him, through which newspapers such as the Jewish Chronicle, Daily Mail and Sunday Express are trying to paint him as an antisemite or a friend of antisemites.
Memories are depressingly short. In 2013, the Daily Mail, which regularly publishes lurid scare stories about migrants and refugees, tried to undermine the previous Labour Leader, Ed Miliband, in the minds of anti-immigrant readers, by reminding them that Miliband’s father was an East European refugee. Furthermore, it claimed that Miliband senior was disloyal and insufficiently grateful to Britain. In the late 1930s, when Miliband’s family were desperately trying to escape from Nazism, it was the Sunday Express which complained in an editorial “…just now there is a big influx of foreign Jews into Britain. They are over-running the country.”
Last weekend we stood outside Yarl’s Wood Immigration Detention Centre protesting the inhuman treatment of women detained there. Jeremy Corbyn was the only leadership candidate to send a message of support.
His real crime, of course, in the eyes of the Jewish Chronicle, is that he has been a longstanding supporter of justice for the Palestinians and a negotiated peace based on an end to the occupation.
But as he said in the JW3 hustings recently: “Does questioning the behaviour of the Israeli state towards Palestinians lead to antisemitism? No, it mustn’t and shouldn’t … Whether it’s a synagogue or a mosque under attack we must all come together … as one in confronting it.”
We are proud that our MP has stood for the Labour leadership on a platform of challenging austerity, enhancing democracy, combating racism and giving support and hope to the most vulnerable members of society.
David Rosenberg and Julia Bard


Ohhh David Rosenberg and Julia Bard! The voice of all Jews.

You've definitely shut people up now with that utterly pointless post.

I thought it better to put a Jewish perspective rather than my own non Jewish one to make the point.
Of course it's not the opinion of all Jews, Would be facile to say it was.
Impressive dismissal though. Very well thought out.

 

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