jeremy corbyn

He wants to get rid of the French power stations and replace them with British ones but he doesn't know where we will get the money from or if we can even afford it

 

New taxes, tax increases, tariffs (import taxes), and closing existing tax loopholes?

 

But then So much will be spent on taxes that everyone will just hate it. Taxes are already High enough so increasing it even more is a terrible idea.

 

Like guys, Corbyn is always making these amazing promises of money. Money this, money that and don't forget money this! It's a pathetic attempt of saying "vote for me". He doesn't have this money, he made the NHS loose millions of pounds when he was the last leader. Furthermore, he actually called the terrorist leader "brave". He sided with the terrorists opinion and thats what is held against him. Honestly, he will be like "this will be improved for the better" no it wont. Like David Cameron, make promises don't keep them, just rubbish comes out of their mouth.

 

trump already won the election in america

don't let there be two mistakes in 2017

 

Trump was the better of two evils at the time, and despite his stupidity I am still glad we didn't get Hillary.

if Theresa May would stop ****ing up she'd be the same.

That being said if Corbyn wins and throws away Brexit you know there's going to be riots in the streets.

 

How can you say Trump was better after what's happened... seriously confused

Corbyn won't stop Brexit btw

 

Corbyn doesn't want to increase taxes on everyone, but almost exclusively the top 10-1% of Britons, corporations, and investors. Imo that's perfectly reasonable especially since, in 2015, Britain's 5 biggest banks didn't pay a penny in taxes while making a combined $20 billion pounds in profits for that year. These people & entities should have to pay their fair share, and when they do it will be more than enough to fund many of Corbyn's proposals. It is estimated, for instance, that he can raise $19.6 billion pounds from an increase in the corporate (capital gains? forgot what it was called) tax alone.

Did you know, back in the pre Thatcher years, Britain actually spent more per capita on social services than now? We afforded it then and now, in this day and age of incredible wealth and mass profits by a small sector of citizens/companies, we can afford it again by tapping into that. 1/3rd of British citizens are either 1) living in poverty or 2) living far too close to it. It's about time the radical right-wing transfusion of wealth and privilege that this country has been seeing since the Falklands War (which won Thatcher re-election) was reversed.

That's a pretty extravagant claim. Needs some sourcing.

Since when has Corbyn "sided with the terrorists"? All he wants to do is stop bombing the countries where a lot of these terrorist attacks are coming from. Hardly unreasonable.

Corbyn is pretty consistent in what he believes, especially when it comes to national security. As for Theresa May, do you really think that a former Brexit opponent and serial opportunist like her will negotiate for a good deal in Brexit negotiations with the EU?

Trump puts an ugly face on ugly policies. People are awake because of him

http://www.tribunemagazine.org/2010/05/how-the-orange-bookers-took-over-the-lib-dems/ although they have gotten better after getting rid of Nick Clegg, the neoliberals still have significant influence within the party.

 

You an accelerationist then? Believe Trump was necessary to move America drastically to the left? I guess it makes sense, but I'm not sure whether it's worth the price. I don't have much faith in Americans either, I can't say for certain that Trump has pushed people to the left.

By the way after reading more about Corbyn, I've decided I'm not anti-Corbyn. I do very much support redistribution of wealth.

 

Nothing wrong with Donald Trump, stop giving him hate.

"Jeremy Corbyn 'justifies' terrorism by linking UK foreign policy to terror attacks, claims Tory security minister"

"Corbyn praises the IRA by saying there was 'bravery' within the nationalist community"

Think thats all that needs to be said.

 

Do some research on Trump and get back to me on that.

I didn't ask you for a quote from some Tory minister. Of course he's not going to have nice things to say about Corbyn, he's the opposition. I want a direct quote, from Corbyn, or perhaps something he did, of him justifying terrorism. If you can't produce that then drop the talking point, because it's not a very good one.

Stop quoting headlines.

http://www.bbc.com/news/election-2017-40069744

"The Labour leader [Corbyn] said the IRA's actions were "completely wrong" because they killed civilians.
Mr Corbyn said on Friday he had "never met" the IRA and had only held talks with its political wing Sinn Fein."

This is not a headline. This is a direct quotation + video from Corbyn. And there's nothing wrong with him acknowledging bravery within the nationalist community. There was bravery within that community (i.e. the saga of Michael Collins). However him saying that does not mean that he sides with, has sided with, or is sympathetic to the nationalist cause (especially their means of achieving it).

^^^ also Corbyn wants to increase the size of the police force, js

 

I don't care. I made my point you made yours. Did my research on Donald Trump, found nothing but a great leader. Lol.

 

A great leader indeed.

 

My liberal senses are tingling...

Where exactly did you do your research? InfoWars?

 

Donald Trump is actually stupid though. Fite me

Wait, why are we talking about Trump and not Corbyn again?

 

Yeh, ikr xD

Tbh Corbyn nailed last night's so-called 'debate'. He left a good impression on me. I really hope he wins!

But so long we ARE talking about Trump: