Corbynomics: A Dystopia

Moby

antrobus wrote: »

So now you are insulting a whole county?

And what about these "little villages out in the sticks"? What an irrational prejudice to hold. I suppose those poor little villagers lack your metropolitan sophistication.:rotfl:

Not at all....Antrobus....my views are based on experience. I come from nearby myself.;)

antrobus

Moby wrote: »

Not at all....Antrobus....my views are based on experience. I come from nearby myself.;)

I imagine every rascist says the same thing. When they say they don't like black people, it's not because they're prejudiced you understand, it's based on 'experience'.

Generali

antrobus wrote: »

I imagine every rascist says the same thing. When they say they don't like black people, it's not because they're prejudiced you understand, it's based on 'experience'.

Every racist I met in South London justified it by saying, "Well I got mugged by one didn't I".

Moby

Generali wrote: »

Presumably the plan with the mines is to pay one lot of miners to dig the coal up and another to bury it again.

Interesting that Mr Khan is trying to win the London Mayoral election by putting as much water between himself and Mr Corbyn as possible. I look forward to seeing Labour's tactics for the by election for the seat vacated by Mr Harpham. Surely Labour can't be remotely troubled by the possibility of losing a seat where their majority is 40% of the electorate. Time for Mr Corbyn to show he can lead from the front when he has an open goal.

Why do care enough to even think about this:rotfl: Something rather strange about already 'looking forward' to Labour's tactics for a seat in which the MP has just died........somewhat tasteless and rather obsessive at the same time methinks......and why on earth would someone living on the other side of the world care whether Labour are 'troubled or not' about losing a seat.........seriously weird!
Obsessive Corbyn baiting is obviously more appealing than the delights of Manly Beach. Takes all sorts I suppose!

Moby

antrobus wrote: »

I imagine every rascist says the same thing. When they say they don't like black people, it's not because they're prejudiced you understand, it's based on 'experience'.

Of course the problem with what you imagine Antrobus......no let's not go there....!....is probably the reality is very different.;)

Generali

Moby wrote: »

Why do care enough to even think about this:rotfl: Something rather strange about already 'looking forward' to Labour's tactics for a seat in which the MP has just died........somewhat tasteless and rather obsessive at the same time methinks......and why on earth would someone living on the other side of the world care whether Labour are 'troubled or not' about losing a seat.........seriously weird!
Obsessive Corbyn baiting is obviously more appealing than the delights of Manly Beach. Takes all sorts I suppose!

It's a little late at night for the beach.

Any time is the right time for you to have a pop at other posters though!:T

What do you have against the people of Cheshire BTW? My Granny used to live on the Cheshire border. Why do you hate my Granny Moby?

Moby

QUOTE=Generali;70067092]It's a little late at night for the beach.

Any time is the right time for you to have a pop at other posters though!

:T
Come on Generali your often banging away your anti Corbyn missives a lot earlier in the day! Just responding to the usual provocation.

What do you have against the people of Cheshire BTW? My Granny used to live on the Cheshire border. Why do you hate my Granny Moby?

Nothing at all....I used to live in Chester for years. Beautiful city with some nice pubs in the rows, surrounded by picturesque little villages such as Christleton and Taporley....very rich farming country.......very Tory though and perhaps a tad narrow as a result.

Generali

Moby wrote: »

:T
Come on Generali your often banging away your anti Corbyn missives a lot earlier in the day! Just responding to the usual provocation.
Nothing at all....I used to live in Chester for years. Beautiful city with some nice pubs in the rows, surrounded by picturesque little villages such as Christleton and Taporley....very rich farming country.......very Tory though and perhaps a tad narrow as a result.

I didn't post on this thread during my day. Once again you lie and then try to blame me for your bullying.

Quite a piece of work.

michaels

Generali wrote: »

Presumably the plan with the mines is to pay one lot of miners to dig the coal up and another to bury it again.

Interesting that Mr Khan is trying to win the London Mayoral election by putting as much water between himself and Mr Corbyn as possible. I look forward to seeing Labour's tactics for the by election for the seat vacated by Mr Harpham. Surely Labour can't be remotely troubled by the possibility of losing a seat where their majority is 40% of the electorate. Time for Mr Corbyn to show he can lead from the front when he has an open goal.

Interesting as I beleive his selection by labour activists was based on his being the most Corbyn-identifying of the candidates.

Moby

michaels wrote: »

Interesting as I beleive his selection by labour activists was based on his being the most Corbyn-identifying of the candidates.

'Corbyn Identifying' wasn't really the issue. We voted for him because he is likely to win in his own right. Goldsmith's smearing him with the 'Corbyn stooge' tactic is hopefully unlikely to succeed and is basically just electoral 'dirty tricks'.