Anyone else unironically quite like Corbyn and considering voting for him?
I hate his SJW politics as much as the next man, but I respect him for a lot of other things. He's one of the only politicians in the country who consistently stick to his beliefs and doesn't just change his opinion to suit the latest opinion polls. He's the only one who's determined to stop the corruption and nepotism at the highest levels of society (i.e. from the jews), and he seems like he genuinely cares about the white working-class. I think if left to his own devices he'd be a pretty shit prime minister, but I genuinely believe a coalition with Corbyn and Farage would be the best solution for this country. If nothing else, it would be a change from the neocons in every other party.
>>55436226
>and he seems like he genuinely cares about the white working-class
You're either a lying shill or a straight-up fucking imbecile.
>>55436226
>He's the only one who's determined to stop the corruption and nepotism at the highest levels of society
he's a fucking commie m8, are you delusional. There is nothing more corrupt than a commie.
>and he seems like he genuinely cares about the white working-class.
they dropped caring about whites 40 years ago
it's 2015
>>55436226
>he doesn't just change his opinions to suit the latest opinion polls
http://www.theguardian.com/politics/2015/sep/16/jeremy-corbyn-rules-out-fighting-for-britain-to-leave-eu
He seemed to change his stance on the EU pretty quickly.
>>55436291
>>55436311
Why do you think he doesn't care about the white working class? He's very pro-union, pro living wage, etc. Obviously he's a borderline commie and I don't really agree with his methods, but at least he stands up for what he believes in.
>>55436417
because commies are anti-nationalist, and internationalist
And being pro-union means you are pro-destroying every remaining industry
>>55436226
I've seen his sort of politics before, I was around in the 1970's.
> He's one of the only politicians in the country who consistently stick to his beliefs
So does every other Commie, it means nothing!
>I genuinely believe a coalition with Corbyn and Farage would be the best solution for this country.
Farage and Corbyn .. .that ain't gonna happen.
The guy was voted in (by some Tories and even /pol/ got in on it) to split Labour and that's what happened.
His policies are complete shite, he will NEVER be PM!
He's a republican, so he can fuck right off. Don't care if Labour or Hitler reborn.
>>55436417
Because modern communists like Corbyn know whites aren't stupid enough to fall for communism. That's why they want whites exterminated, so they have a population of brown, stupid people much easier to manipulate and control.
>>55436226
Fuck him. He's a filthy commie that would leave us defenceless if he could. He's a threat to national security and absolutely anti British. His economic policy of
>let's just print more money guys!
is retarded too.
>actually fucking says out loud that he wouldn't use nuclear weapons even if nuclear weapons are used against the UK if he was prime minister
>Putting every Briton at risk by throwing MAD out the window, and actually making it more likely that nuclear weapons are used
Corbyn to Putin upon becoming prime minister "Just fuck my shit up"
He wouldn't ally with Farage.
Why? Because he is that kind of lefty. The kind of lefty that only cares about hating the familiar than actually getting somewhere. Ideological purity is most important. Therefore theories about white superiority, evil capitalism.
This is the kind of person that won't let a murdoch paper interview him, but will appear on Iranian state propaganda television. He will go and talk to IRA, islamists, but he can't sing the national anthem.
He's not even a real ideologist either. If he did, as a Bennite, he would have stuck to his guns about the EU. That has a real effect on everyone AND is very heavily ideologically flawed. But it was the first thing to go.
>>55436891
Your last point there. I can't fathom how people don't see that alone as a deal breaker. The media really doesn't focus on that. He would directly increase our risk of being nuked because the enemy would be safe in the knowledge that he wouldn't fire back.
>>55436962
The whole nuclear deterrant idea is fucked if the leader says "Absolutely never ever" because it stops being a credible threat
>>55436962
Corbyn would be overthrown in a coup if international tensions ever got that bad while he was prime minister.
But yeah, the Russians might very well start considering a first strike if it appears the British government is divided and indecisive.
>>55436226
Kinda agree. The fact that he's not an insider, and is an old man means he has nothing to lose. So will fight for what e believes in. Hopefully he'll listen to the public and tone down some of his more hardline old lefty ideas. If he could do this I suspect he could win it. Things like nationalising power I'm all for. Would have been much better use of £800bn than bailing out the banks.
>>55436467
>>55436919
I know that a Corbyn-Farage coalition would never happen, I'm just saying that weirdly enough that's the government which would most closely resemble my political views.
I'm a libertarian on most (but not all) issues, and we've got pretty weak libertarian parties here. Farage is the closest thing to a mainstream libertarian we have, but I feel like he always has to pander the idiotic right-wing in his party, so I'm not a big fan of UKIP overall. Corbyn's the only mainstream politician who seems genuinely concerned with ending this system of corruption/nepotism at the top end of society, and this appeals to me because I'd like to see a true meritocracy (or as close to that as is possible).
>>55436226
>He's one of the only politicians in the country who consistently stick to his beliefs and doesn't just change his opinion
But his opinions are megakek-tier.
Shit b8.
>>55436467
His policies are better than the last 20 years of labour, which was essentially neo-liberal tory lite with added cultural marxism. Blair was owned by the Fabians who are gradualist socialist types who were happy to embrace neo-liberalism but for different reasons to the tories. NuLabour use it (as well as to enrich themselves) to bring about the 'global consumer' class that everyone will eventually belong to. Once they've done this, they've 'removed' class. Once we're all the same class, their objectives are complete. And nobody ever gets out of this class so the elite are unchallenged now and forever. Corbyn just wants things more evenly distributed, and is happy to legislate to achieve this.
>>55437220
>Farage . . pander the idiotic right-wing in his party.
I think not . . .far from it. He has distanced himself from that an got rid of party members that do! All these lefty students who brand Farage a racist or homophobe, etc, etc. are clueless morons.
>>55437284
>His policies are better than the last 20 years of labour
I stopped reading right there.
>>55437367
Crack on laddie. your precious NuLabour are as much to blame for the state of the nation as the tories.
>>55436226
Meet the new boss same as the old boss!
>>55436226
>I genuinely believe a coalition with Corbyn and Farage would be the best solution for this country.
Never going to happen. Labour absolutely loathe UKIP. A combination of Labour economics and UKIP social policies would be my preference too but it is not feasible.
>I hate his SJW politics
SJW 'politics' as well as its supporters buzzwords is what is powering a globalist establishment. He's not what the establishment want right now of course,but people like him are their future plans
>immigration
>welfare state
>terrible morale between British citizens
>and he seems like he genuinely cares about the white working-class
No, he's the reason why even more white working class have flocked to UKIP. Only people supporting him are literal communist lovers and college students, and people on welfare (under class of any race, mostly shitskins)
White WORKING class people (the man who fixes your central heating) leaving Labour within a click of a finger every two seconds.
>>55437421
>your precious NuLabour
Where did you conjure up that idea?
I think the Tories have done better than ANY Labour Government.
Listen kid, I was around in the sixties and seventies to see what damage a Corbyn style of Labour does, most of the British industries were destroyed by Labour and over powerful Unions . .. .I don't want to see that again.
>>55437552
The tories sold of the Royal Mail. Even thatcher called this too far. The tories are just neoliberal shills and Labour from Blair to Miliband were basically the same, with socialist international in the mix. And you mention the 70s, presumably reloatinbg to Corbyn's desire to natnonalise power? Have you seen teh current situation? We are due for brownouts/blackouts next year and have given the French and chinese a blank cheque to design and build our next gen nuclear power, designes that are not yet proven even viable. You are talking at least two decades before these things come online. Then Cameron and co promised the French and Chinese rates of at least double what we currently pay, for a 35 year contract. Good fucking effort. I agree with the tories we should run a balanced budget but selling of what's left of British industry and national assets is selfish and short-sighted.
>>55436226
>Anyone else unironically quite like Corbyn and considering voting for him?
I think he's the person I most despise in all of politics.
He grew up in a middle class background and went to a grammar school, which he left with only 'E' grades at A level. He then took two year vacation in the Caribbean (sorry, not vacation, 'charity work'), then after a handful of part time jobs which he couldn't hold down he got a full time job in trade unions, such as the Amalgamated Engineering and Electrical Union, National Union of Tailors and Garment Workers, National Union of Public Employees. Not that he was ever an electrical engineer, tailor, or public employee - he just took their money to talk shit about Thatcher. Oh, he did start an undergraduate degree in 'trade union studies', but needless to say he dropped out after the first year.
Then, having decided that accomplishing nothing for workers except shitting up the country with strikes wasn't good enough, he decided to make the move from living off union dues to living off taxes. He became a councillor and then an MP. Since he's an ideological zealot who won't work with anyone who doesn't share his narrow viewpoints, he's had not even the most minor role in government since becoming an MP, nor is there evidence that he's done much of anything practical in his thirty years of living off the taxpayers.
He's a pampered middle class shit, a proto-SJW, who is too arrogant and close minded to work with anyone with the slightest ideological difference, who has stuck to his left-wing politics largely because he's always carefully avoided being in a position to carry them out. He's exactly that type of parasitical politician who has no experience of the real world and has lived his entire life at taxpayers expense that people hate.
>>55436226
>he seems like he genuinely cares about the white working-class
He cares for them by supporting mass immigration to keep wages low .
>>55437785
Well said.
>>55436226
Didn't corbyn support not bombing isis?
>>55437785
and in case you think I'm exaggerating when I call him a zealot, he divorced his wife because she didn't want to send their son to a failing comprehensive school and wanted to put him in a grammar school.
That's right, you did read that correctly: he did go to a grammar school himself, he did want to ruin his son's life over his political beliefs, he did leave his wife because she tried to stop him.
Which kind of brings into perspective exactly what kind of 'true believer' he really is - do you think even Corbyn believed that his son attending a grammar school would have been such a blow to the disenfranchised of Britain that his only choice was divorce, or was it more that if he'd compromised on that issue he wouldn't have been quite the paragon of socialism in the eyes of all his lefty friends that he was before? Personally, i think that like most of the the left when it gets right down to it Corbyn is less about actually helping people and more about reinforcing his own moral smugness.
This next election is going to be shit. Osborne or Corbyn, makes me feel sick just thinking about either of them running the country.
Shit thread m8.
>>55438257
>>55438216
>>55437960
So not a lot of love for Corbyn in here? Fair enough. I'm not here to convince anyone. Would yous not at least agree that NuLabour and the current tories are pushing neo-liberalism too far and that something has to be done?
>>55436226
Isn't this the guy who said that muslim terrorists are good people?
>>55436226
Look as a man he comes over as honest and decent. So was Michael Foot, it is probably because he has never had power. Honest and decent blokes think every one are like them but most politicians are not. It's a hard world, most of his policy won't work and he would soon be corrupted.
>>55437960
I truly admire the fact that you attack the policies, rather than the man.
>>55436417
Because the biggest threat to white working class currently is the multi-culti policies he supports, from a massive increase in surplus labour driving an increase in income inequality between them and the people who run shit to the siphoning of public funds supposed to help those on the bottom wrung of the economic ladder into diversity projects and the ever growing list of 'disadvantaged' tickboxes to put barriers in place for straight white cis male scum getting any sort of help to the hamstringing of the police's response to minorities crimes whilst ever more stringent policies for the any whitey lumpenproletariat who commits the most minor of crime for reasons of 'hate' leading to the working class suffering the authorities allowing the most heinous of crimes to be committed against them with the minimum possible action taken against the perpetrators. But obviously because he supports socialist policies he must be helping the poor.
>>55436226
Maybe you are too young to remember the chaos that ensued the last time these idiot policies were tried.
Have a look at Venezuela for a current example.
>>55438692
Let's be honest, most of Corbyn's potential voters have no idea what the fuck his policies are and don't even really carre. They just like him because he 'seems like a nice chap'. (Case in point >>55438523)
>>55436226
Anyone who supports mass immigration doesn't give a single shit about the white working class.
Now fuck off you apologist scumbag.
I like the fact that the socialist party has a socialist leader and not a thatcher clone in a red tie.
>>55436226
I would probably vote for him if not for his ridiculous pacifism and love of Muslims.
>>55439846
There are many other reasons not to vote for him and his party. Socialism comes to mind as a pretty big one.
