It seems to mostly consist of one individual posting stuff they think counts as a meltdown
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[Politics] Labour Party meltdown incoming.......
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MattBackHome
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- Jul 7, 2003
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Genuinely can't wait for the meltdown when it comes
nevergoagain
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500+ of which are from the Red Wall of NSC.
They've not taken power yet so early days.
nevergoagain
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All of which would have been posted and derided on the Tory thread if it were the other way round. Here's another one for you as you seem interested.
General election 2024: Suspended Labour candidate denies 'pro-Russian' post
Andy Brown suggests his Facebook account may have been hacked and says he has been "hung out to dry".
www.bbc.co.uk
A great example of why there won’t be a meltdown for some time.All of which would have been posted and derided on the Tory thread if it were the other way round. Here's another one for you as you seem interested.
General election 2024: Suspended Labour candidate denies 'pro-Russian' post
Andy Brown suggests his Facebook account may have been hacked and says he has been "hung out to dry".www.bbc.co.uk
When a man like Johnson or Farage is leader, the nastiest of ****ers can get into their parties and all the way to the cabinet.
In stark contrast, Sir Keir is stamping out any dodgy characters before they have the chance to be an MP. Albeit, helped by hundreds of Mail, Sun, Express and Telegraph journalists who are doing the hard research, desperate for a story. If only they’d shine more of a light on the Tory and Reform candidates, you’d get a couple of these stories a day!
nevergoagain meltdown incoming…….All of which would have been posted and derided on the Tory thread if it were the other way round. Here's another one for you as you seem interested.
General election 2024: Suspended Labour candidate denies 'pro-Russian' post
Andy Brown suggests his Facebook account may have been hacked and says he has been "hung out to dry".www.bbc.co.uk
nevergoagain
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GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
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"I couldn't give a toss" - You started the thread
I don't think you've grasped the concept of challenging other people's view, to be honest.
nevergoagain
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Couldn't give a toss was in response to A1X as you well know, I'm not going to have a meltdown as I "couldn't give a toss" so will continue to post as I see fit."I couldn't give a toss" - You started the thread
I don't think you've grasped the concept of challenging other people's view, to be honest.
The fact is I started this thread initially as a parody of the Tory thread and to poke at the incessant left leaning politics threads on here which are a series of backslapping efforts as to who hates the Tories the most that then suddenly end up being a binfest of infighting abut anti semitism etc.
All I'm going to do is highlight where Labour falls short as they will undoubtedly be the next government, I won't be going around calling people Nazis, Racists, Gammons, Woke etc. I shall leave that to others.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
GrizzlingGammon
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- Dec 15, 2018
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You were responding to a comment about an article you posted, in a thread you started about a Labour meltdown.
Your comment above reads like a mini meltdown. I guess because the articles you've been posting show strong Labour leadership, but you didn't realise, or maybe, didn't read the article.
Many former posters of a right leaning political view used to do the same.
nevergoagain
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Well there will be no flounce from me so won't become a former poster, sounds as though you'd like me to follow them ?.
Interesting as to what you describe as a mini meltdown, I'm as relaxed as can be. Carry on though, as shall I.
The Clamp
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I realise the OP posted this thread as a bit of tongue in cheek but I think it’s healthy to hold Labour up to scrutiny too.
Thing is, when Labour screw-up, the Party's supporters will quite rightly give them a bollocking.
But when Tories screw-up, their supporters repeatedly defend and make excuses for them.
In 1997, I liked Tony Blair, but now despise him (for much more than the Iraq War).
How many Tories will say "I once liked Boris Johnson, but now think he's a ****"?
IMHO, most Tory supporters are a million times more blinkered and tribal than most Labour voters.
But when Tories screw-up, their supporters repeatedly defend and make excuses for them.
In 1997, I liked Tony Blair, but now despise him (for much more than the Iraq War).
How many Tories will say "I once liked Boris Johnson, but now think he's a ****"?
IMHO, most Tory supporters are a million times more blinkered and tribal than most Labour voters.
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General election 2024: Suspended Labour candidate denies 'pro-Russian' post
Andy Brown suggests his Facebook account may have been hacked and says he has been "hung out to dry".
www.bbc.co.uk
Another dinosaur gone. Labour aren’t infallible themselves with vetting mistakes, but have taken action to correct this unlike Reform who actively excuse their own nutter candidates.
Shame the deadline has passed and they can’t get a proper candidate in to replace him.
Surely that they are about to be completely wiped out shows the supporters are giving them a bollocking where it matters
Mellor 3 Ward 4
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Not sure about that when half the Tory voters from the last election are about to desert them.
I’d imagine you’ll need to keep your plough ready for the next ten years
There will be no honeymoon period at all, in truth. The state of the country is such a mess, that they'll inevitably be firefighting from Day 1.
Firefighting problems which the Tories and their apologists will immediately seek to crucify them for, refusing to acknowledge that they are all problems inherited from the incumbent incompetents - without a trace of irony, after STILL laughably trying to blame current issues on a government that left power 14 years ago!
Nobby Cybergoat
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And the Tory Fleet Street attack dogs (and probably Russian bots) will be unleashed from day 1.
Absolutely slaughtering Starmer for things which the tories have been doing for years