A Political Thread pt. 2

[Ddanno]

Oh no.

Well-known Bristol football fan died in tragic fall from lamppost

City fan Paul Lumber was a published author of books about the days of football casuals in the 1980s

www.bristolpost.co.uk

 

[pagliaccio_euforico]

This is more of a question of strategy than anything else:

Why are labor trying so hard to court reform voters?

 

[Which Tyler]

This is more of a question of strategy than anything else:

Why are labor trying so hard to court reform voters?

Because *they're out of their depth and have no ideas of their own?



* "they" as in the leadership - pretty sure the members have plenty of suggestions

 

[Ddanno]

Because *they're out of their depth and have no ideas of their own?



* "they" as in the leadership - pretty sure the members have plenty of suggestions

Yeah this. They've got middle management in charge instead of proper leadership and all they're doing is trying to lean further right.

Morgan McSweeney (Kier's chief advisor) needs to be dumped into the Thames as well.

 

[Saintjay]

This is more of a question of strategy than anything else:

Why are labor trying so hard to court reform voters?

Because they shafted the left of the party who've gone towards green.
Half the Labour membership lives in London. They could soon be run out of Wales and Scotland so they are fighting for seats which are possibley likely to go reform currently.

Ran on the promise of change but after the farce of the Tory years most would have voted for anyone but the conservatives. Thought just by being the adults in the room they'd be ok.

They've started doing some good things but if was obvious that Starmer was going to be a lighter shade of blue and you get what you vote for.

 

[dirty harry]

Because they shafted the left of the party who've gone towards green.
Half the Labour membership lives in London. They could soon be run out of Wales and Scotland so they are fighting for seats which are possibley likely to go reform currently.

Ran on the promise of change but after the farce of the Tory years most would have voted for anyone but the conservatives. Thought just by being the adults in the room they'd be ok.

They've started doing some good things but if was obvious that Starmer was going to be a lighter shade of blue and you get what you vote for.

Absolutely. Winning by default isnt the victory some would like it to be!

Im not sure about the leadership issssue, in reality who are better leaders than the current structure?

We are in a strange time where protest votes seem to be the majority, the access to politicians is at an all time high, and well looking behind the curtain has shown to spread distrust in the system.

Where donwe go from here? Seemingly Reform, Tories have killed themselves, Labour have outed themselves, so where does a protest vote go after the protest vore leads to a disaster?