have you quit the labour party yet?

before this rapid rise up the Labour Party hierarchy his education path was: private school>Oxford, somehow I don't think this fucker would be struggling to get onto the property ladder

I've got a ladder he can get on

lol

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/F1i1dbeWAAExoym?format=jpg&name=medium

They are always doing a 'technical' or 'legal' thing to hide from

he's mixing up campaigners with voters here but of course it is nonsense. It must be exhausting campaigning for the party of no purpose or significance beyond "getting the tories out" unless your a good bullshitter.

Luke is vermin anyway obv but something about how he tries to drop a bit of history knowledge like he has any or cares grinds my gears extra hard there

yeah he tries to play up as an authoritative Labour history geek but he's always way out of his depth

He added: “We are doing something very wrong if policies put forward by the Labour party end up on each and every Tory leaflet. We’ve got to face up to that and learn the lessons.”

Scottish Labour's position on this is clear, we support self ID for trans people and oppose the UK government's attempt to block the necessary reform we voted for. https://t.co/kQNFn0yD9P

— Richard Leonard (@LabourRichard) July 24, 2023

🚨 BREAKING: Keir Starmer personally confirms that Labour has abandoned its commitment to trans rights, stating that "a woman is an adult female".

He also ruled out self-ID for trans people. pic.twitter.com/DDd9VmrlwD

— Stats for Lefties 🏳️‍⚧️ (@LeftieStats) July 26, 2023

a great bunch of adult human scumbags

grim

Kier Starmer, chief genital inspector

every time he drops one of these admissions of who he is i wonder whether the team have decided that it's now of strategic value to them to just own it, or if it slips out because he's bored of having to lie to the woke scum

not going to shake this "TERF island" thing any time soon, are we?

just once i'd like to see these dickheads have to spend a few minutes with an 8-year-old trans girl and answer her questions

there are still some parts of their new policy that would represent a meaningful (though totally inadequate and much worse than the previous policy) improvement to the status quo re: changing birth certificate gender marker, so i expect they will inevitably abandon even that before too long because trying to do even that inadequate, small improvement that makes no one happy policy would still upset all the transphobes in the party & media

"struggles with the penis question"

TERFs just absolutely obsessed with cock

I've always held fast to my stance that giving Diane Abbott one vote less wouldn't really work as a measure to spite Starmer and his ilk, but God I do wish there was something I could do in that department.

I don't even know who is going to be the Labour candidate for my constituency, but I'm quite certain they wont make it a difficult decision for me. If there was a candidate who Starmer wanted out of the party and was decent I still couldn't vote for them. When I voted for Ed in 2015 it was the first time I voted in a GE and I pledged to myself that I'm never voting for a marginally least worst option ever again. Now it seems that paltry offer isn't even on the table any more.

more than any time in my life parliamentary politics feels like a pointless, useless endeavour for affecting positive change in the UK, but i think anybody who believes that the UK government can potentially change things, and believes there should be a left/liberal party offering hope for change, should be very vocally withholding their vote from the Labour Party as it currently operates

The smell of cut grass takes me back to beginning to play grass football.

And, you know, going onto a pitch that's been cut, so when I was probably - first time I went on a decent pitch was probably when I was about 10, playing an under-11s league, where they cut the grass and it's that that smell of fresh grass that's just been cut.

You do still get at a football grounds, not so much because now the grass is sort of integrated a bit with other stuff, you don't get the same cut smell.

But that takes me back to sort of cycling around Surrey and Kent - I played with the Kent Boys League, um, for, um, a team there and just walking on the pitch.

I can't tell you how joyful walking onto a pitch is for me.

I’ve played football pretty much every weekend since I was 10. There’s nothing like it.

Sport promotes creativity, resilience and the ability to adapt.

With Labour every child can study a creative subject or sport.

Our mission is to secure opportunity for all. pic.twitter.com/93LgmOjlUn

— Keir Starmer (@Keir_Starmer) July 27, 2023

funny, would've thought he'd categorize the smell of grass as antisocial behaviour

where they cut the grass and it's that that smell of fresh grass that's just been cut

let's hope nobody from the Sun has bad hay fever or he'll be rowing this back within the week

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bPXVGQnJm0w

Transgender

Wes Streeting apologises to Rosie Duffield for treatment by Labour over gender views

MP said she felt ostracised and accused male colleagues of shouting her down for opposing transgender reforms

Just the grossest people in the world.

if any Labour campaigners turn up on my doorstep I'm first going ask them to give me a concise one minute presentation of what is good about them without mentioning Liz Truss or Putin and then ask them why they will throw all minorities who aren't the conservative ideal of "hard working family" under a bus. Then tell them to fuck off if they don't admit they aren't much better than BNP or UKIP these days.

2019 "Climate change is the issue of our time & as the XR protest showed us this week, the next generation are not going to forgive us if we dont take action.. now we need action"

2023: The action I'm taking is to say demanding no new oil & gas licences is contemptible. pic.twitter.com/3zg3kJxkGP

— Saul Staniforth (@SaulStaniforth) August 7, 2023

maybe it's just me but this rhetoric doesn't say "sensible and forensic"

i hope something extremely unfortunate and permanent happens to this cunt soon

Both parties in the U.K. support tuition fees - but the leader of one goes on the high performance podcast to talk about themselves and mindset. pic.twitter.com/a2p1FiVfbd

— Aaron Bastani (@AaronBastani) August 24, 2023

Rise and grind (the workers into dust)

some Liz Truss shit

not sure if would be unfortunate at all if starmer were to [REDACTED] on a [REDACTED] until his [REDACTED] turns into a mushy pile of [REDACTED] tbh

not unfortunate for humanity as a whole, certainly

Don't worry Keith. Not getting "taking part in a communist revolution with killing fields set up for you lot" out of my mind.

The Labour right huffing and puffing that a Jewish woman has been chosen to stand for the Greens in Birkenhead. Isn't it past time we call them what they are, which is antisemitic? As well as authoritarian freaks who presume they can dictate selection in other parties, of course.

calling them anitsemitic is antisemitic, especially the goys

let's not forget that the current Labour shadow chancellor has a portrait of her pro-nazi political hero in her office. The one who wouldn't employ Jews or Catholics and in the Nazi era was referred to as "our honorable member for Berlin" by Stafford Cripps.

"With a Labour ­government, those who make British lives a misery will face British force — and British justice."

“There are some who say that Labour shouldn’t talk about immigration or shouldn’t believe in secure borders,” he said.

“On the other side, there are some who want us to turn our back on the world and shut up shop.

“Both are wrong.

“Both are un-British.”

I don't want to belong to any club that would accept me keir starmer as one of its members.

imagine thinking that there was such a thing as 'british' that goes beyond a passport categorisation.

I despise this party so much I would literally be tempted to vote Tory if I thought it would contribute to their demise. Not that I'd really do it and it would be a futile act, but I think there is some merit in the idea of tactical voting in marginals with trash Labour MPs to reduce their win margin. The last thing you'd want to do is hand these dangers a crushing majority and a limitless mandate for evil.

seumas milm (gyac)
Posted: 26 September 2020 at 14:21:55
Every day a new low.

I despise this party so much I would literally be tempted to vote Tory if I thought it would contribute to their demise. Not that I'd really do it and it would be a futile act, but I think there is some merit in the idea of tactical voting in marginals with trash Labour MPs to reduce their win margin. The last thing you'd want to do is hand these dangers a crushing majority and a limitless mandate for evil.

I used to say I'd rather vote UKIP than vote Liberal, it's getting that way!

https://i.imgur.com/8EKzRmB.png

24/5 for Tories to win most seats
9/1 for Conservative majority

I get the polling lead at the moment but these are too good to pass up

if I had to have a bet on this, I'd take the 11/4 on a hung parliament

The headline lead is big but need to factor in voter distribution

I feel like there are similarities in the UK with Japan's 1955 system but I don't know if the opposition party ever held a lead this big there in the polling