Corbyn 24: OUR party, people!

[imitationleather]

What planet is he on, then.  The idea that the membership will give him another go at his own job after all this transparent backstabbing and cuntery is laughable.  Leader?  Good grief.

I'd quite like to have a solid gold cock which ejaculates money straight into my bank account but I don't think acting like a cunt is going to get me any closer to one.

[Replies From View]

I'd quite like to have a solid gold cock which ejaculates money straight into my bank account but I don't think acting like a cunt is going to get me any closer to one.

Especially not if earning this solid gold cock money ejaculator requires onlookers to vote for you not being a cunt.

[Rich Uncle Skeleton]

What planet is he on, then.  The idea that the membership will give him another go at his own job after all this transparent backstabbing and cuntery is laughable.  Leader?  Good grief.

Yeah chucking him is going to be incredibly satisfying.

[holyzombiejesus]

Yeah chucking him is going to be incredibly satisfying.

How do we get to chuck him though?

[greencalx]

Apparently there was a trigger ballot in his constituency last night. 14/14 attendees supports him. 14 seems a worryingly low turnout. If I recall we had over 100 to reselect our MSP, someone who has nothing like the visibility of Watson. Not sure if I understood right but there are several branches, so perhaps there's scope for some mobilisation still. Is momentum on this case?

[Konki]

I know it's irrelevant but does anyone else find the way he speaks incredibly creepy? He'd make a good b-movie serial killer.

[king_tubby]

I don't even know how he thinks he'd get to do anything in the top job with the media bringing up his paedohunting stuff that went wrong all the time.

[honeychile]

How do we get to chuck him though?

I think we just have to wait until Corbyn steps down, at which point he makes his Liz Kendallb bid for the top job.

[jobotic]

I have a bad feeling I voted for that wanker as deputy leader on the back of Leveson but I can't remember. Who else was standing?

[pancreas]

Apparently there was a trigger ballot in his constituency last night. 14/14 attendees supports him. 14 seems a worryingly low turnout. If I recall we had over 100 to reselect our MSP, someone who has nothing like the visibility of Watson. Not sure if I understood right but there are several branches, so perhaps there's scope for some mobilisation still. Is momentum on this case?

That'll be one of the branches. Need 1/3of all branches OR affiliates to prompt selection.

[NoSleep]

I have a bad feeling I voted for that wanker as deputy leader on the back of Leveson but I can't remember. Who else was standing?

It's that you should bear in mind as he's very good at holding the media up to the light when he wants to (and it's actually his responsibility). Which makes it all the more surprising that he's let them lunch on Corbyn for the last 4 years and even supplied the sauce.

[Puce Moment]

I have a bad feeling I voted for that wanker as deputy leader on the back of Leveson but I can't remember. Who else was standing?

Don't feel bad - it could be regarded as one of his most shining moments, if we didn't now know that he is an opportunist careerist. I had a huge amount of respect for him during that whole farce.

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I know it's irrelevant but does anyone else find the way he speaks incredibly creepy? He'd make a good b-movie serial killer.

Maybe he already is one.  I've hardly seen any films in that genre.

[Replies From View]

I have a bad feeling I voted for that wanker as deputy leader on the back of Leveson but I can't remember.

I definitely did, for this reason.  I had no idea.

[Replies From View]

It's that you should bear in mind as he's very good at holding the media up to the light when he wants to (and it's actually his responsibility). Which makes it all the more surprising that he's let them lunch on Corbyn for the last 4 years and even supplied the sauce.

He reminds me of Joe Pantoliano's character in the first Matrix film in this regard.

[Endicott]

In amongst the shit articles about for example, taking the lib dems more seriously (I kid not), a couple of decent ones.

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/sep/11/tom-watson-wrong-britain-needs-election-before-second-brexit-referendum


https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2019/sep/11/jeremy-corbyn-harold-wilson-labour-europe-referendum

[jobotic]

Yeah looking at the other candidates there's no way I didn't vote for him.

[greenman]

I mean it comes down to credibility doesn't it? if Labour is going to offer a second referendum there needs to be trust that the leave option is negotiated in good faith by Corbyn.

[Johnny Yesno]

I have a bad feeling I voted for that wanker as deputy leader on the back of Leveson but I can't remember.

I know I voted for him for that reason, plus we already knew the other candidates were shite.

[imitationleather]

The thing is, if any of the other leadership candidates had won he probably wouldn't seem so bad.

[Zetetic]

I find it very hard to understand what motivates him.

If he's simply an "opportunistic careerist", he's not a very good one. (Which is a possibility.)

[Buelligan]

I agree, I don't think it's primarily about getting Corbyn's job.  I feel like he works for someone else.  And, I suppose, if you think about how he made his bones in the party, you understand who that probably is.  But is that too spooky?  I hope so.

[Sebastian Cobb]

Shame they didn't just pack him into a duffel bag and claim it was a freak wanking accident.

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I agree, I don't think it's primarily about getting Corbyn's job.  I feel like he works for someone else.

If so he is working for them in the least covert way possible.




"It's okay, I burned my fingerprints off."

[Buelligan]

Shame they didn't just pack him into a duffel bag and claim it was a freak wanking accident.

There's still time.  It's one of the things that keep me going, opening my eyes each morning and thinking will it be today?

[BlodwynPig]

There's still time.  It's one of the things that keep me going, opening my eyes each morning and thinking will it be today?

He's just bones already.

[Cold Meat Platter]

He was great in Absolutely and Mr Don and Mr George. What happened?

[Johnny Yesno]

This is correct. She should have continous service and the need to pay her redundancy on that basis.

I'd like to echo this, Paul Calf. Have another go at getting your sister to look into it.

[kalowski]

I have a bad feeling I voted for that wanker as deputy leader on the back of Leveson but I can't remember. Who else was standing?

I voted Corbyn and I think I voted Stella Creasy.

[Paul Calf]

I'd like to echo this, Paul Calf. Have another go at getting your sister to look into it.

I have. I get the impression that there's a lot of bullying and exploitation there though. Is this what care work is like these days?