MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Bloke really doesn't do himself any favours does he. He's actually got some good ideas I reckon, but he's continually nausing it up.
I do think Corbyn presents as a bit of a tool. Where have I contradicted this? I think he's a sound man, with sound ideas. Mostly. He just presents himself to he press and the public so poorly.
Does he walk around London after 5pm at all? Pubs are rammed with clunge.
It's slightly odd to agree with an op and then when you realise you who the poster is distance yourself from it and hope that the op is wrong.I do think Corbyn presents as a bit of a tool. Where have I contradicted this? I think he's a sound man, with sound ideas. Mostly. He just presents himself to he press and the public so poorly.
Does he walk around London after 5pm at all? Pubs are rammed with clunge.
Agree with all this, but would prefer a sound man with sound ideas to the present government who can present themselves but lack the soundness!
Some things you just have to let people decide for themselves. If a wife thinks its sexist her husband goes down the pub at night, how is that anyone's business but him and his Mrs?
Frankly there are far more pressing matters do deal with atm.
They do a very good drinks party in those offices. I once got completely RATARSED there with John Prescott.Following the event, held at Unison's offices, a drinks party was held.
They do a very good drinks party in those offices. I once got completely RATARSED there with John Prescott.
Are there issues with childcare, glass ceiling, discrimination/sexism at work, pay gaps ? Absolutely, having after work drinks is nothing to do with any of that.
This "story" is, of course, just the latest episode in the long-running saga of Let's Slag Off Jeremy Corbyn Regardless. The curious thing about this game is that it always focuses on something trivial and somehow prevents anyone noticing that there is an anti-austerity message that never gets a look in.
Why do people fall for it, time after time?
This "story" is, of course, just the latest episode in the long-running saga of Let's Slag Off Jeremy Corbyn Regardless. The curious thing about this game is that it always focuses on something trivial and somehow prevents anyone noticing that there is an anti-austerity message that never gets a look in.
Why do people fall for it, time after time?
The Corbyn cult is a very odd beast indeed. Quite, quite mad.
As I have posted elsewhere, the only logical explanation is that he is a Deep Tory Mole who has been specifically instructed to act this way in order to destroy Labour's chances of power for years to come.
Fair enough, I'm aware there is a bit of history between certain posters
I am interested in threads/news like this because I believe it's more evidence of the authoritarian streak to JC. I believe the image he likes to portray to the country is entirely fake and his view that people's attendance at the pub should be regulated in some way is indicative of the real JC.
How exactly are employers supposed to control it even if they wanted to ?
JC is a professional campaigner who surrounds himself with adoring disciples. He is destroying the Labour Party.
Could he get any more ridiculous ? After work drinks are sexist ?
http://www.standard.co.uk/news/poli...ure-for-being-unfair-on-mothers-a3335001.html
If that's truly the case then I do wish that Agent Corbyn would ask his fan club to lay off with the anti-semitism. This is the UK in the 2nd decade of the 21st century. Anti-semitism shouldn't still be a 'thing'.
Just seen that Corbyn is 1-16 to win the leadership election. Seems bizarre that he is so popular with the membership, and so unpopular with his MPs.