Not having this from the people who pissed themselves every day Corbyn was leader because he didn't want to coddle their emotional support settler colony or was going to make them treat minorities like equals.
Fuck Labour and fuck this loser.
It's not "they didn't make it the way I wanted it" it's, they're actively a threat to my person and are going to take my and other people's rights away. Don't like that people are noticing that? Take it up with the Ham-in-Chief not with randoms with no power.
It's crass, but every person who espouses that position should be made to answer, what exactly it is about dead trans people, dead Muslims, dead disabled people that makes them love this iteration of Labour so much?
He was 100% on the "if you vote Labour you're a Nazi" train. Well it sucks to suck because Kieth is 100% more guilty of that shit than even the fictional Corbyn these people made up ever was.
He sailed very close to Linehan-ism at one point too – making snide comments about trans people, pro-JKR posts, etc but seems to have backed down.
To think this was once Steven Wells' writing partner. Wrong kid died.
I'm afraid trans people, Palestinans, homeless people, the GRT community etc aren't on the centrist dinner party list so unfortunately, their human rights aren't a concern.
People like Quantik will never make a solid argument why a Labour vote is good, 'not the Tories' isn't good enough. Instead they'll just be smug and patronising. Which I'm sure works wonders as a persuasion tactic
Yes, I am not going to vote for the party whose policies I believe are bad. That seems fundamental to the concept of voting.
*tactical voting not relevant in my constituency
Basically: the worse things have become in the UK, the more the press have talked about him, to justify their derangement. So people react and reach for him as an example of the derangement.
He was popular. Not as popular as Blair. Or not as popular as Starmer (smaller vote share than both).
But he didn't do anything.
Good person, seems like had some good policies. But, didn't get in office.