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Joined April 2012
I'd sooner hammer rusty nails into my own testicles while starving crows peck out my eyes than ever join the Labour Party.
It’s time to rejoin the Labour Party. Please rejoin/join Labour & Momentum to defeat Reform, help determine the direction of Burnham’s Labour Party and build a socialist force in British politics.
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Hi. You promised me Labour would help lower the cost of living, you lied...Keir Starmer lied. You can quote tweet me an apology.
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Your idol Starmer backed the Tories throughout Covid,' Sir beer korma ' got away with breaking lockdown rules, he repeatedly had to isolate after contact with children he insisted should remain in school.
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Pre 2017 these dorks were irrelevant Lib Dems. They've stolen the Labour Party from the working man.
Replying to @Zaaaxii
Their job is to remain competitive with big shops by providing better services, not shut them down because they're cheaper. That's completely anti-consumer
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Are you taking the fucking piss? You're a Tory. Take some responsibility.
Idiot Philp is too stupid to understand that Thatcher sold it off!! He is laughing stock... except it is no laughing matter.
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Agreed the Tories are awful I'm glad I've never voted for them... These arseholes are utterly shameless. They never take any responsibility for the things they've voted for.
Replying to @JamesMelville
You forgot one thing ...... all caused by the Tories.
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Things history will be kind to - Tony Blair and Peter Mandelson. Things history won't be kind to - Zach Polanski and the Greens
Replying to @BBCPolitics
Sorry! Can't take that guy @ZackPolanski seriously! Also, can't take @TheGreenParty seriously! 👎👎👎
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Keir Starmer is responsible for Brexit ffs.
I still miss @Keir_Starmer. I'm reading about the Brexit fiasco, when Corbyn screwed up as badly as Cameron. EU chief negotiator Michel Barnier dealt with the Tories but also Labour. Keir had taken on the post of Shadow Brexit Sec to try and mitigate damage. He impressed Barnier the most for his grasp of what was at stake. ‘Starmer is clever...he was always learning. He improved, day after day, year after year. At the beginning he was wise enough to stay close to Corbyn and, while everyone else made mistakes, he was careful. From the first time we met, I thought there was something about him.'" (From "Keir Starmer", @TomBaldwin66's biography of Keir.
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What part of the ' wider electorate ' was Starmer speaking to when he was quoting Enoch Powell? When he bent over for Trump? When he gave Farage his seat unopposed ?
...Wiith Starmer at least he was trying to speak to the wider voters. Corbyn didn't do that. I do support Burnham at the minute, it's only recently though. He's disappointed me far more than not. I got carried away with his speech. I don't really feel hope, more desperation.
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I'm the ' impolite fool ' ? You're the one who thought the Lib Dems were going to win the 2019 general election. You bigot.
Replying to @SkipMcQueen
As a professional I am naturally trained in dealing with fools but only if they have manners and an iota of wit !
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Keir Starmer built his Labour Party around people like this.
I’m sorry Joe but the welfare state is there to help those who cannot work, not those who choose not to. The truth is that far too many are choosing the later. Those who do not work do not eat, chairman of the council of people’s commissars Soviet Union Vladimir Lenin.
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You backed Keir Starmer after he gave Israel the right to commit war crimes, Starmer turned the Labour Party into a racist endeavour. I'd sit this one you geriatric boomer.
In my opinion, @ZackPolanski has no credibility as a party leader. He is a party to dragging a once honourable political party into the gutter. Shameful.
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People responsible for Brexit- ' Jeremy Corbyn ' People not responsible for Brexit- Me twice failing to get elected as a Lib Dem before switching to hard Brexiter Keir Starmer.
Replying to @TweetForTheMany
I’m not interested in reexamining Corbyn’s guilt on Brexit.
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Did you call out bad behaviour when the previous Labour leader gave Israel the right to commit war crimes? Was it bad behaviour when the previous leader turned the Labour Party into a racist endeavour?
“We have to call out bad behaviour wherever it exists.” @Len_Duvall challenges the Greens’ ‘Zionism is racism’ motion, Reform’s attack on Sagal Abdi-Wali and Susan Hall speaking at a rally with Tommy Robinson, while acknowledging where Labour’s has faced up to its failures too.
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Are you ripping the piss? You're a Keir Starmer sycophant. Keir Starmer promised me cheaper bills as soon as Labour were elected.
and paying highest fuel bills in Europe
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The Lib Dems are responsible for Brexit. People like you never take any responsibility for the Tories winning in 2019.
It is time to rejoin the EU and put to bed a decade of stagnation.
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Jeremy Corbyn was your only chance of stopping Brexit. You voted Lib Dem instead. I beg of one you centerist twats to take responsibility for things you've voted for.
Why is Brexit under threat? Because it’s delivered nothing. If Brexit was such a great success then no one would need to revisit the whole mess. It’s done nothing but harm the country whilst having a detrimental effect on the British public. Reverse it now.
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Can someone point out anything of note that Starmer did in two years? Is this country any better off for having had Starmer as PM?
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You lost your freedom of movement because of the Tories. The party you voted for. Take some responsibility.
And we need freedom of movement back as soon as possible. Disgraceful that we lost it.
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Things that caused Brexit - Jeremy Corbyn Things that didn't cause Brexit - people like me voting Tory.
We must not forget Johnson who put his career first by supporting Brexit and don’t forget Corbyn who spiked Labour’s remain campaign. Brexiteers between them stitched up our democracy.
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