CORBYN NOW LEADING A PARTY WITH LITERALLY NO SUPPORT
>I was democratically elected leader of our party for a new kind of politics by 60% of Labour members and supporters, and I will not betray them by resigning. Today’s vote by MPs has no constitutional legitimacy.
>We are a democratic party, with a clear constitution. Our people need Labour party members, trade unionists and MPs to unite behind my leadership at a critical time for our country.
democratic but refusing to acknowledge the result? hmm..
>Confirmed result from labour no confidence motion 172 for 40 against 4 spoilt ballots 13 didn't vote
Based fucking Jez
>>79054328
So democratic
Will advocate taking the vote away from old people next
>>79054818
Why do I like him so much? I'm not a commie at all, but I can't help rooting for him
>>79054328
>thats why i stabbed all those working class white labour voters who voted leave in the back by going against my own belief to be pro-remain
>and why I've changed by shadow cabinet to be all trendy left wing women, who'll certainly represent their views
he's dead jim
>>79054970
cause he's an old commie and not a newage marxist commie so you enjoy the divide and conquer he causes
because he is destroying most of the male career politicians' public image by doing this purge to his party, which will make their support democratically ulelectable.
>>79055175
>thats why i stabbed all those working class white labour voters who voted leave in the back by going against my own belief to be pro-remain
That's what happens when you try to appease Blairites. He probably regrets it today.
>>79054866
CRASHING THIS PARTY
>>79055478
FUGG DEMORACY :DDDD
THE DIE IS CAST
CRASHING THIS PARTY... WITH NO SURVIVORS!
So what happened?
Brexit voted gtfo, and this democratically elected man said no?
>>79055908
Corbyn secretly wanted to leave the EU.
He purposefully gave a half-arsed campaign asking people to remain.
His butthurt cabinet started going mental demanding that he steps down as leader because he didn't try hard enough.
Instead he has suspended a lot of labourcucks and says he intends to keep going. He's a madman, in a good way.
>>79055908
he's saying yes, most of his party is saying no. but he is clinging to power.
and if a leadership election follows (which it probably will) he'll still be the most popular with Labour Party members.
>>79055908
Labour were traditionally the white working class (re: poor) mans party. Unions, sticking up for the little guy and all that shit.
Modern labour is nothing like that, and basically shills itself out to niggers pakis and women for shekels. As a result, people from the northern post industrial areas that are poor don't vote for them as a party, either in general elections or in the recent referendum.
Labour STILL doesn't understand this, and wants to overturn the brexit vote, which corbyn refuses to say he will do. Hence the rebellion of so many MP's trying to oust him.
As a party, Labour have entirely lost the plot and have no electorate beyond a few minorities. You are witnessing the death of a major political party.
>>79056311
>>79055908
in other words Labour is fucked and Boris Johnson is our next Prime Minister.
>>79056385
May somehow seems to be polling well, and Boris is deeply unpopular with every single remainer, so who knows.
Both parties are kind of a shambles right now tbfh.
>>79054328
>a socialist not wanting to relinquish power
what. a. fucking. twist. of. events.
He has my respect for 1) being Brexit supporter (even though he had to pay lip service for Remain), and 2) crashing the 'refugees welcome poz my neg hole' Labour party with no survivours.
>>79056332
That sounds absolutely glorious.
If only that happened to our political parties.
>>79054328
He's going to become the Chavez of the UK. I guarantee it.
