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Is it time to remind you how little of our GDP and Economy depends on Manufacturing again already?!
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Lest we forget "the other side" I trust Momentum members are rejoicing at Corbyn & co's support for the Tories in ensuring we have no potential deal to allow single market access.

 

Lying bunch of tosspots who have betrayed the young generation who thought they were getting a party to avoid a Hard Brexit, or I say sarcastically determined to support the minority who won the wafer-thin vote who all obviously voted entirely for a Hard Brexit despite a Leave campaign that didnt claim that, and one that the Labour Party didn't campaign for. Trust us, they shouted, we will save you from a Hard Brexit, barely months ago.

 

Piss off you lying toerags. You don't deserve support any more than the lying Tories running that party do. We need a new young party that is willing to do what's best for the country, not for itself.

Labour are a disgrace! We have somehow ended up with a ridiculously weak opposition at a time when it's easy to oppose the government and incredibly important to scrutinise everything they do. This is laughably awful. So so disappointed in them! They have truly failed the British people, whether they have voted for Labour or the Tories, leave or remain. We NEED a strong opposition to thrive and right now we've got a hopefully weak government led by a prime minister with no authority and an opposition that is only opposition in name. Atrocious!
Labour are a disgrace! We have somehow ended up with a ridiculously weak opposition at a time when it's easy to oppose the government and incredibly important to scrutinise everything they do. This is laughably awful. So so disappointed in them! They have truly failed the British people, whether they have voted for Labour or the Tories, leave or remain. We NEED a strong opposition to thrive and right now we've got a hopefully weak government led by a prime minister with no authority and an opposition that is only opposition in name. Atrocious!

We learned what to do with the Red Tories in Scotland a long time ago!!

Lol they are MUCH farther to the left than the SNP.

- Committed to Theresa May’s divisive and destructive hard Brexit

- trident renewal

- keeping the vast majority (78%) of planned Tory cuts

- increasing tuition fees in the only part of the UK where they have power

- Scottish Party would rather you vote Tory than SNP and reportedly almost stepped aside in areas they’d been big in before which were now Tory-SNP (my constituency falls into that bracket and I can say Labour were nowhere)

 

I could go on

You are talking about Keisha Douglas's abortive attempts at a party, not Corbyn's Labour x
You are talking about Keisha Douglas's abortive attempts at a party, not Corbyn's Labour x

 

- Committed to Theresa May’s divisive and destructive hard Brexit

- trident renewal

- keeping the vast majority (78%) of planned Tory cuts

I’m not saying they’re the second incarnation of the BNP lmao, but Labour under Corbyn is letting the young people who won them so many seats and votes down with their wishy washy, sneaky hard Brexit policy and huge cuts.

Is it time to remind you how little of our GDP and Economy depends on Manufacturing again already?!

 

Oh please - if the article had said the opposite, you'd have been jumping up & down saying 'look what Brexit has gone now!'

Lest we forget "the other side" I trust Momentum members are rejoicing at Corbyn & co's support for the Tories in ensuring we have no potential deal to allow single market access.

 

Lying bunch of tosspots who have betrayed the young generation who thought they were getting a party to avoid a Hard Brexit, or I say sarcastically determined to support the minority who won the wafer-thin vote who all obviously voted entirely for a Hard Brexit despite a Leave campaign that didnt claim that, and one that the Labour Party didn't campaign for. Trust us, they shouted, we will save you from a Hard Brexit, barely months ago.

 

Piss off you lying toerags. You don't deserve support any more than the lying Tories running that party do. We need a new young party that is willing to do what's best for the country, not for itself.

 

Good luck in finding/founding one!

Manufacturings continued collapse was happening Brexit or not.

 

Lol they are MUCH farther to the left than the SNP.

Errr no. Let’s not forget that Corbyns manifesto borrowed extensively from the “Our Record” section of the SNP website. The SNP are more central than they claim to be for sure but Corbyn is in the same space as they are.

I see Labour's Kate Hooooey has just had a jolly to Switzerland to look at the border controls with the EU. She thinks it will be helpful to the Ireland border situation. I'm very happy to hear someone in the Labour Party thinks joining the Schengen area would be a very good thing for the UK. I would love to see inter-EU travel without passports.

 

Or....she's not just a bit thick is she..?

 

Skiing's nice this time of the year though.

I see Labour's Kate Hooooey has just had a jolly to Switzerland to look at the border controls with the EU. She thinks it will be helpful to the Ireland border situation. I'm very happy to hear someone in the Labour Party thinks joining the Schengen area would be a very good thing for the UK. I would love to see inter-EU travel without passports.

 

Or....she's not just a bit thick is she..?

 

Skiing's nice this time of the year though.

Ha! :lol:

 

I'm sure her friends will be expecting some nice chocolate for Christmas.

I saw that yesterday - interesting to read. I think it is true that the reason that there has been little shift to the opinion (i.e. remaining close to a 50/50 split) is that people do not like to admit that they were wrong and the body shoots off dopamine when you read something that supports your view and therefore there is a lot of confirmation bias going on.

 

I think that is what primarily is polarising opinion, the echo chamber bubble that pervades social media. This was covered excellently by Adam Curtis' Hypernormalisation documentary last year.

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I saw that yesterday - interesting to read. I think it is true that the reason that there has been little shift to the opinion (i.e. remaining close to a 50/50 split) is that people do not like to admit that they were wrong and the body shoots off dopamine when you read something that supports your view and therefore there is a lot of confirmation bias going on.

 

I think that is what primarily is polarising opinion, the echo chamber bubble that pervades social media. This was covered excellently by Adam Curtis' Hypernormalisation documentary last year.

 

I had no idea about dopamine effects on this. That means opinions will quickly get entrenched in today's media world.

 

Vidcapper, remoaner is an anti democratic attack on the dissenting opinion, teying to deligitimise it and make it seem smaller than it actually is - i.e 50%

I read that article this morning. It just served to demonstrate what a stupid idea the referendum was in the first place. There have been plenty of other pieces of research which suggest that a lot of people thought it was little more significant than voting in X Factor.
Vidcapper, remoaner is an anti democratic attack on the dissenting opinion, teying to deligitimise it and make it seem smaller than it actually is - i.e 50%

 

Which is why I amended it before posting. :teresa:

 

It's not like the insults are all one-way though : e.g. 'little Englander' ; 'xenophobe'; 'unintelligent (and less polite variations)' etc...

 

 

I read that article this morning. It just served to demonstrate what a stupid idea the referendum was in the first place. There have been plenty of other pieces of research which suggest that a lot of people thought it was little more significant than voting in X Factor.

 

Be that as it may, anti-EU feelings had been festering for 40 years, so you can hardly blame people for taking their 'once-in-a-lifetime' chance to express them democratically. Besides, referendum or not, the issue was not going to go away on its own. UKIP support was growing faster than the older generations were dropping dead...

With the media pushing stories like 'enemy of the people', 'remoaners', 'will of the people' etc, remoaner has a far worse anti democratic element.
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