Off Topic General Election Special
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We will indeed.
Wouldn't it be just lovely if the Green Party came out of nowhere and smashed it all? Just the sound of microphone feedback and records skipping across the land.
How do you rate the cost of their policies and their ability to see them through?
Anyone thinking of voting for Corbyn should ask themselves this: Would you vote for Stalin?
*sigh*
Why? Why would anybody need to ask themselves why they'd vote for Stalin? Please don't equate democratic socialism to hard line communism, it's like comparing Mount Airy to Mt Vesuvius.
Tonight we stand as a nation on the verge of insanity. Potentially electing a political party riddled with antisemitism, led by a pair of Marxists. There are potentially 35% of the population willing to vote for them. Surely it’s all a bad dream.
No, but as Stalin and Corbyn are very different people, I'm not sure what that has to do with anything.
I know, in his novel he had Jews "fiddling" elections and "controlling the media". I mean, let's not forget the Nazi stag dos, students with Hitler tashes, Cameron backing the "Y" word, Stokely "sweating like a Jew in an attic" or even one MP not wanting to support "the Jew, Ed Milliband".
Oh.
Hang on a hot minute.
You were talking about Labour, weren't you? Ugh, sorry, always doing this.
The Equality and Human Rights Commision don’t seem to share your concerns though do they.
Which makes it all the more concerning. Because I could have listed at least 50 or so more examples of Conservative anti-semitism.
Yes, the Conservatives agenda has really frightened the Jewish community hasn’t it, it’s all over the MSM. But carry on defending the indefensible. The Guardian today endorsed Labour despite its antisemitism as it was a price worth paying. Really? I’ll take my chances on the other main player in this election.
Nice try. I'm not defending antisemitism; in fact, I just showed you half a dozen examples of it in action in the current government. Your response, rather interestingly, was not one of outrage or shock. So either you're aware of it and don't care, or you weren't aware of it but are seemingly non-plussed about it now it's come to light. You just accused me of defending it, but by proxy you've done the exact same thing.
Maybe the reason the Guardian are willing to put their rep on the line is that most of the rhetoric surrounding Corbyn is bollocks, did that ever cross your mind? Because there's a fair amount of Jewish people coming out and saying that the outrage isn't anything like what's being reported.
The mask, it seems, is starting to slip.
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