[Politics] Any Labour Party members on here who are prepared to admit to it?

Bold Seagull

strong and stable with me, or...

Mar 18, 2010

29,797

Hove

• Jul 25, 2019

• #41

SollysLeftFoot said:

Who use collective action to achieve their self-interest...

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Yes, I can see how some of you can get confused by a billionaire making million pound contributions and at the same time lobbying for fracking opportunities with a collective body of working people lobbying for better working rights, health and safety and pay. Very interesting you would put those together as the same.

 

drew

Drew

Oct 3, 2006

23,063

Burgess Hill

• Jul 25, 2019

• #42

Grassman said:

I’ve got a lot of family in Islington. They reckon Corbyn is sh*thouse.

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And what political persuasion are they?

 

JC Footy Genius

Bringer of TRUTH

Jun 9, 2015

10,568

• Jul 25, 2019

• #43

I seem to remember [MENTION=409]Herr Tubthumper[/MENTION] admitting he was a Labour party member and that he voted to help make Corbyn leader .... strangely absent from this thread.

 

drew

Drew

Oct 3, 2006

23,063

Burgess Hill

• Jul 25, 2019

• #44

I'm a member of unite which gives me a vote on leadership elections. I didn't vote for Corbyn.

 

Surrey Phil

Well-known member

Aug 3, 2010

1,476

• Jul 25, 2019

• #45

Thank god the footie season kicks off in 16 days time and we can stop all these silly political bashing threads and focus on the PL!

 

ManOfSussex

We wunt be druv

Apr 11, 2016

14,748

Rape of Hastings, Sussex

• Jul 25, 2019

• #46

I joined under John Smith and left in 1998 under Tony Blair. I was very tempted to re-join in 2017, but am pleased I didn't.

 

Chicken Run

Member Since Jul 2003

NSC Patron

Jul 17, 2003

18,449

Valley of Hangleton

• Jul 25, 2019

• #47

Can someone sensibly explain to this simpleton the benefits of being a member of the Labour Party please?

 

Chicken Run

Member Since Jul 2003

NSC Patron

Jul 17, 2003

18,449

Valley of Hangleton

• Jul 25, 2019

• #48

The simpleton being me not the OP

 

zefarelly

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NSC Patron

Jul 7, 2003

21,823

Sussex, by the sea

• Jul 25, 2019

• #49

BBassic said:

Joined the party to vote for Corbyn.
Wish I hadn't bothered.

Currently an orphan, politically speaking.

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same here, cancelled my membership 6 months ago. never had allegiance to anyone before, not sure I will again, although I always vote.

 

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portslade seagull

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Jul 19, 2003

17,609

portslade

• Jul 25, 2019

• #50

Chicken Run said:

Can someone sensibly explain to this simpleton the benefits of being a member of the Labour Party please?

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You can be anti semitic and get away with it

 

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A mex eyecan

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Nov 3, 2011

3,315

• Jul 25, 2019

• #51

Chicken Run said:

Can someone sensibly explain to this simpleton the benefits of being a member of the Labour Party please?

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deleted, wasn’t worth saying