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You can make an observation and still support the party generally. I don't see anything wrong with that comment on its own.

It's clear Corbyn is on the left. It's clear that there is a gap in the 'centre', and to me as someone who would consider himself on the left, it's clear that Cameron isn't rattled. If anything he's relishing it as it's easier for the Tories to throw accusations, argue simplistic ideas and show how different they are. It's up to Labour to defeat them, but the analysis jmo gave was correct imo

Cameron IS rattled. As was easily demonstrated in the disgraceful things he said about Corbyn in his speech.

Believe me, he's far more rattled at the prospect of Corbyn than he was at Milliband or any of the other centrist hand wringers the neo-liberals were keen to put in charge.

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Cameron IS rattled. As was easily demonstrated in the disgraceful things he said about Corbyn in his speech.

Believe me, he's far more rattled at the prospect of Corbyn than he was at Milliband or any of the other centrist hand wringers the neo-liberals were keen to put in charge.

Still don't think Corbyn is the answer to labours prayers , his stance on royalty , terrorism etc will leave him humped in Middle England in my opinion

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Still don't think Corbyn is the answer to labours prayers , his stance on royalty , terrorism etc will leave him humped in Middle England in my opinion

I think he's their best bet.

The political left need someone to represent them in the UK and the votes are out there if they can be won.

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Cameron IS rattled. As was easily demonstrated in the disgraceful things he said about Corbyn in his speech.

Believe me, he's far more rattled at the prospect of Corbyn than he was at Milliband or any of the other centrist hand wringers the neo-liberals were keen to put in charge.

What makes you think that? Cameron attacked Corbyn in a way he knows will play well with both his own supporters and what he views to be the general position of the electorate. It was a strategic move which basically said 'he is very left wing, I am a centrist.' It's the age old political strategy of painting the other side as a risk, and positioning yourself as a moderate safe pair of hands. Like him or loathe him Corbyn has made it easy for Cameron to do this.

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Cameron IS rattled. As was easily demonstrated in the disgraceful things he said about Corbyn in his speech.

Believe me, he's far more rattled at the prospect of Corbyn than he was at Milliband or any of the other centrist hand wringers the neo-liberals were keen to put in charge.

I really don't think he is. This isn't about what your politics are, it's simply analysing events.
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I really don't think he is. This isn't about what your politics are, it's simply analysing events.

FWIW I agree with you. I really hope(d) Corbyn could take on the Tories but between the infighting within Labour, the hysteria of the tabloid press and the bitterness from the broadsheets over being slagged by Corbyn it's really easy for Cameron to go unchallenged in whatever he says about the Labour front bench.

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Labour folk fretting about the Tories calling them meany words at Conference. :lol: Get a grip ffs.

Spot on. You hear much worse at PMQs. The abuse that the Tory conference attendees got from the protestors was disgusting. Even BBC journalists were spat at. Yet Corbyn went up to support and talk to them.

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So are the Tories.

I struggle to find sympathy for Tory supporters. I know I repeat this but their party's policies are directly leading to child starvation and disabled people dying so f**k 'em.

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Spot on. You hear much worse at PMQs. The abuse that the Tory conference attendees got from the protestors was disgusting. Even BBC journalists were spat at. Yet Corbyn went up to support and talk to them.

A pity they got off so lightly IMO

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So are the Tories.

But it was everyone who was abused, including journalists, charity workers and lobbyists.

A Jewish man who was wearing a scull cap was called "Jew scum" and then told to "f**k of back to Auschwitz". Amazingly, the Manchester police did nothing. Left-wing anti-semitism is as just bad as that of the far right.

It's enlightening that such disgusting behaviour is being supported by several morons on here.

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But it was everyone who was abused, including journalists, charity workers and lobbyists.

A Jewish man who was wearing a scull cap was called "Jew scum" and then told to "f**k of back to Auschwitz". Amazingly, the Manchester police did nothing. Left-wing anti-semitism is as just bad as that of the far right.

It's enlightening that such disgusting behaviour is being supported by several morons on here.

Do you have evidence that the person who said that to the Jewish man was a left wing socialist?

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But it was everyone who was abused, including journalists, charity workers and lobbyists.

A Jewish man who was wearing a scull cap was called "Jew scum" and then told to "f**k of back to Auschwitz". Amazingly, the Manchester police did nothing. Left-wing anti-semitism is as just bad as that of the far right.

It's enlightening that such disgusting behaviour is being supported by several morons on here.

Where has anyone supported that behaviour? I haven't seen anyone support it - nor was I even aware of it until you said it had happened.

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