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Good on you.

Labor also contributed to the scarce housing supply through open door immigration.

So, in the interest of fairness, it is only natural to suppose that you protested equally strongly when labour last won an election in 2005? They enjoyed a large majority with only 35% of the electoral vote. That was on a turnout of only 61% which gave labour 21% of the potential electoral...

Which election are you talking about? Certainly not the general election in may. The Tories got near as dammit to 37 percent.

You are probably right given the crap nature of chart music in this country. Where is the rebellion going to come from?

As long as the said chimp went to either Eton or Harrow.

I wonder if you are including me as a Tory. Please don't. Labour does, of course have a duty to it's members. But it also wishes to get in power again. I don't believe Mr Corbyn will manage that. It's difficult to get the balance right between true principles and electability. I wouldn't be...

Not sure ninjas comment was personal. It doesn't take a lot of brains to suppose the conservatives will be very pleased with the result.

Jeremy Corbyn elected leader. R.I.P. Labour Party. 1900-2015.

This thread shows how messed up British politics has become. Traditional boundaries moved and conflicting loyalties add to the confusion.