Why we should all vote for Jeremy Corybn

originally posted by: odinsway

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: UKTruth

75% of younger voters voted to remain.

I think however the issue of brexit is a bit off topic. I was only mentioning it to demonstrate how younger voters are in strong disagreement with decisions made regarding their future being made by older voters.

Yes I know they are - their lack of life experience drives that disagreement.

So what people disagree with you because of lack of life experience.

Rubbish.

I have a younger brother, he has two degrees, has traveled all over the world and been actively involved in politics, he is 25

But what because you are older than him your view carries more weight

No, younger people in general have less life experience and are less aware of the real world impacts of political decisions. That doesn't mean their views carry less weight, they are just not as informed in general.

Your answer by the way, is a classic example... Having two degrees does not give one life experience or great judgement... those who have degrees usually understand that when they get older.

My girl friend has her masters from John Hopkins and will openly tell you she isnt anywhere near as intelligent as I...Who has no degree. Degrees generally only equal indoctrination

So a someone who needs a degree to practice their profession is automatically indoctrinated? What a strange notion.

originally posted by: grainofsand
a reply to: OtherSideOfTheCoin
Corbyn is a traitor who would sell out our country just for an easy time.
He has has paid homage to dead IRA killers and Palestinian terrorists.
He blamed UK policy after the Brighton bombing.
He condemned the UK action to retake the Falklands and instead advocated for Britain ceding sovereignty with Argentina in a joint rule plan.
Corbyn is scum in my mind.

...if you disagree with my specific points above I'm quite happy to provide links if you are too lazy to google it yourself.
He is a weak limp rag who only died in the wool red flag bearing entitled victims vote for.
I wouldn't rely on him for security at a kids birthday party let alone the security of our nation.

Remember Margaret Thatcher and her good " Friend " General Pinochet ?

A torturer, terrorist to his own people. The list goes on.

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
Thats right, I honestly believe that the people of the UK should be voting Labour, Labour is no long the party of Blair and Brown but rather is now the party of the working people with strong liberal and socialist values at its core.

Wow. Somehow you managed to make Blair and Brown sound like the better option. For your next trick you should try turning water into wine, you clearly have a magic touch...

originally posted by: alldaylong
Remember Margaret Thatcher and her good " Friend " General Pinochet ?

A torturer, terrorist to his own people. The list goes on.

Pinochet gave us Chile's radar cover for the Falklands conflict.
You wish we'd lost the islands or something?
You sound like Corbyn, perhaps you would have just ceded sovereignty like he advocated?

Thatcher had xmas dinner 10yrs running with the biggest child rapist in british history. Jimmy savile, Who was a staunch Tory. Dinner at Checquers 10 yrs on the trot at our expense. She also had dealings with the IRA but no one seems to remember that.
www.bbc.co.uk...

Paedo cover ups ? Theresa May lost all the files naming the paedo`s in our govt, no wonder they made her leader of the party.
www.theguardian.com...

I shall vote for Corbyn. At least the NHS will be looked after and not sold off like the torys want to do with it.

originally posted by: odinsway

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: UKTruth

75% of younger voters voted to remain.

I think however the issue of brexit is a bit off topic. I was only mentioning it to demonstrate how younger voters are in strong disagreement with decisions made regarding their future being made by older voters.

Yes I know they are - their lack of life experience drives that disagreement.

So what people disagree with you because of lack of life experience.

Rubbish.

I have a younger brother, he has two degrees, has traveled all over the world and been actively involved in politics, he is 25

But what because you are older than him your view carries more weight

No, younger people in general have less life experience and are less aware of the real world impacts of political decisions. That doesn't mean their views carry less weight, they are just not as informed in general.

Your answer by the way, is a classic example... Having two degrees does not give one life experience or great judgement... those who have degrees usually understand that when they get older.

My girl friend has her masters from John Hopkins and will openly tell you she isnt anywhere near as intelligent as I...Who has no degree. Degrees generally only equal indoctrination

Well, it's not so much about intelligence, more experience of life. When you get your degree you sure think you are smart, and of course in many cases that is true, but it takes a few years to realise it was not much of an achievement and doesn't really give you many insights into life. You only learn that when you get older.

originally posted by: illuminnaughtyAt least the NHS will be looked after and not sold off like the torys want to do with it.

And yet it was Labour who sold it off in the first place, thanks to the wonders of PFI - the single worst negotiated deal in the history of our country. Even worse than the idiot Brown selling all our gold at rock-bottom prices.

originally posted by: UKTruth

Well, it's not so much about intelligence, more experience of life. When you get your degree you sure think you are smart, and of course in many cases that is true, but it takes a few years to realise it was not much of an achievement and doesn't really give you many insights into life. You only learn that when you get older.

By which point, you've now got life experience AND a bit of paper to impress employees, as opposed to just having... life experience.

originally posted by: EvillerBob

originally posted by: UKTruth

Well, it's not so much about intelligence, more experience of life. When you get your degree you sure think you are smart, and of course in many cases that is true, but it takes a few years to realise it was not much of an achievement and doesn't really give you many insights into life. You only learn that when you get older.

By which point, you've now got life experience AND a bit of paper to impress employees, as opposed to just having... life experience.

Yep, not saying degrees are worthless (though that depends on the degree), just that students, when they graduate are babes in the wood needing to learn so much more.

a reply to: UKTruth

Yeah, I only got a degree (Bsc) aged 32 to prove a point to smug superior twits.
I've never used it, I obtained it solely to prove a point, well and to have a laugh for 3 years.

originally posted by: illuminnaughty
Thatcher had xmas dinner 10yrs running with the biggest child rapist in british history. Jimmy savile, Who was a staunch Tory. Dinner at Checquers 10 yrs on the trot at our expense. She also had dealings with the IRA but no one seems to remember that.
www.bbc.co.uk...

Paedo cover ups ? Theresa May lost all the files naming the paedo`s in our govt, no wonder they made her leader of the party.
www.theguardian.com...

I shall vote for Corbyn. At least the NHS will be looked after and not sold off like the torys want to do with it.

Every man and their dog were cosying up with Savile, mostly because he was one of the most popular celebrities of the time and patron to several charaties. What he was doing didn't come out until after he died decades later.

As for Thatchers dealings with the IRA , these were peace negotiations in an effort to end the Troubles. Cornyn on the other hand refused to interact with the SDLP who were the biggest republican political party in the Province and who were actively perusing the peace process. Instead he chose only to deal with SF/IRA in their pursuit of ballot box and Armalite policies.

a reply to: illuminnaughty

Indeed mate

who wants pedo harbourin bastards at the head of ship

they are all linked together the lot , the tories, the royals , the bbc and all those MP's they hide who # children

they all need to rot in a jail cell !

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: EvillerBob

originally posted by: UKTruth

Well, it's not so much about intelligence, more experience of life. When you get your degree you sure think you are smart, and of course in many cases that is true, but it takes a few years to realise it was not much of an achievement and doesn't really give you many insights into life. You only learn that when you get older.

By which point, you've now got life experience AND a bit of paper to impress employees, as opposed to just having... life experience.

Yep, not saying degrees are worthless (though that depends on the degree), just that students, when they graduate are babes in the wood needing to learn so much more.

Thoroughly agree with that!

a reply to: PaddyInf

Are you suggesting that none of his friends knew about his pedo activities not even the Prime minister ?
or even the queen of #ing England ?

aye nae bother mate

a reply to: sapien82

Are you suggesting that nobody in the higher echelons of the Labour party knew about it either?

aye nae bother mate

originally posted by: sapien82
a reply to: PaddyInf

Are you suggesting that none of his friends knew about his pedo activities not even the Prime minister ?
or even the queen of #ing England ?

aye nae bother mate

Do you have evidence to the contrary? Otherwise it's all just accusations.

a reply to: sapien82

....or even the queen of #ing England ?

There's no such person as the Queen of England, her title in the UK is The Queen of Great Britain and Northern Ireland.
But of course you know that.

The only people who tend to call her The Queen Of England are American's and antagonistic Scottish Nats.

As for Saville and his nonce friends in Westminster; these scumbags cross the political divide. They include Labour, Liberal and Conservative MP's and senior Civil Servants.
The group has been active for a long time now and no administration will take real action against them because they are complicit.

originally posted by: Shminkee Pinkee
we're very tired of Americas 'help', and wouldn't want any from your ape of a President
a reply to: odinsway

Ape with an IQ over 140....what's yours. ...ape

originally posted by: PaddyInf

originally posted by: odinsway

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
a reply to: UKTruth

75% of younger voters voted to remain.

I think however the issue of brexit is a bit off topic. I was only mentioning it to demonstrate how younger voters are in strong disagreement with decisions made regarding their future being made by older voters.

Yes I know they are - their lack of life experience drives that disagreement.

So what people disagree with you because of lack of life experience.

Rubbish.

I have a younger brother, he has two degrees, has traveled all over the world and been actively involved in politics, he is 25

But what because you are older than him your view carries more weight

No, younger people in general have less life experience and are less aware of the real world impacts of political decisions. That doesn't mean their views carry less weight, they are just not as informed in general.

Your answer by the way, is a classic example... Having two degrees does not give one life experience or great judgement... those who have degrees usually understand that when they get older.

My girl friend has her masters from John Hopkins and will openly tell you she isnt anywhere near as intelligent as I...Who has no degree. Degrees generally only equal indoctrination

So a someone who needs a degree to practice their profession is automatically indoctrinated? What a strange notion.

If you went to college. Yes. Their indoctrination success rate is rather high. I see very few college students who think for themselves nowdays...they just regurgitate the stupidities told to them by someone they think has the answers.

originally posted by: grainofsand

originally posted by: alldaylong
Remember Margaret Thatcher and her good " Friend " General Pinochet ?

A torturer, terrorist to his own people. The list goes on.

Pinochet gave us Chile's radar cover for the Falklands conflict.
You wish we'd lost the islands or something?
You sound like Corbyn, perhaps you would have just ceded sovereignty like he advocated?

Your post was on who Corbyn associated with was it not?

Just pointing out that Thatcher had her " evil " friends.