Londonrake wrote:Nobody I know is at all confused about Jeremy Corbyn. And, unlike yourself, most are either just ordinary working class people or are retired as such, with associated temperate political views.
The people who’ve known Corbyn best, over many years of working alongside him, are Labour MPs. They voted 197 - 40 to get rid of him as their leader. These people haven’t changed their views but are now on doorsteps pleading for Corbyn votes. Gutless hypocrites, the lot of them.
Meanwhile, Momentum people like yourself have re-written Corbyn’s past and convinced yourself of it’s veracity with what’s known as doublethink. You would have made George Orwell, with his formidable prescience, very proud.
Just an observation.
Taking the debate the other night at face value on what Corbyn and Johnson stated, why wouldn’t anyone vote for their party?
It really comes down to trust as to who is going to do what they said they would do, does it not?
The giveaway lies with Johnson during the debate was the repeated statements on what a wonderful deal he has struck with the EU, basically ignoring the fact that for the time being he has given Northern Ireland to be under the control of the EU, but of course, I do not believe Johnson will allow that to remain if he gets a majority after the election as he will go for a no deal withdrawal from the EU. This is not counting all the lies and games Johnson has make in the last 4 months or so. He is another Trump like charlatan with everything he says and does.