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Obviously that is your right. It is also my right to consider your views on the EU as 'rubbish'.

Oh dear God... No, I don't want any old 'pro-EU fanatic' running the Labour Party. Much as I think that it is the most important issue, I don't think that it is the only one.

Why would you hope they lose their deposits? Do you want to stifle alternative views? With the system that we have, their voices will never be heard to the degree that they should be...but it is NOT all about 'The Party', or shouldn't be. It's about what people stand for. To me, the EU and our...

WTF... You have named three people who I would not support, and pigeon holed in 'just how silly do you want your ideas to get?' These are NOT my ideas, they are silly little 'conclusions' that you have invented in your own world.

Unlike some, I will support whichever party comes up with the policies that I agree with. I can't abide all the 'died in the wool' Tory or Labour brigade, you know, the sort of people who say that they have always voted (insert party here) and always will. I have, over the years, voted Labour...

"7 and a half...maybe 7." The whole tone of what he said was negative. He clearly didn't believe in the EU, but at the time, thought that he needed to be 'seen' to back it. Not that he was seen very much. Yes, millions of Labour supporters voted to leave. Statistically, about a third of them...

Heavily fined? £70,000 is a slap on the wrist. If the Tories can get away with such a pathetic fine for this sort of electoral fraud they will regard it as an incentive to do the same thing again and again.

Utter garbage. 65% of Labour voters voted Remain and Corbyn has lost huge swathes of support due to his post Referendum support for the complete clusterfvck that Brexit will be. I was a member of the Labour Party, but have left due to his stance. I was not a 'plastic'. He has not backed Brexit...