Back to us all getting a dose of what the Scots got. As long as Labour are slightly less shit than the Tories they will just take our vote for granted. It's a great position for them to be in, they can say all the right things (up to a point) in the media getting the gullible onside, but in reality do fuck all about it whilst no doubt raking in some nice money from donors, getting their profile raised and suckling on the teat of the public purse.
If there was an election tomorrow, I'd vote for Starmer. That is all the Labour party now want of me. They're now free to position themselves as Tory-lite to win over the Brexiteers, racists, thick and xenophobe whilst letting the Overton window loose to swing back to the right. Things will get better for the desperate, they will probably no longer die, but will be kept on eternal life-support
It isn't about wanting the party to be "ideologically pure" as i don't think that the types of the people in the upper echelons in the Labour party now have any ideology. They let the Tories worry about things like that as, ultimately, their position in UK politics is slightly to the left that. Ideologically shackled and subservient to the party of eternal rule. It will win them elections, but let's not kid ourselves that any radical absolutely necessary change will happen. They will still have their ideology set for them by the Tories, their supporters and billionaires.
Solutions? If a new party is founded, it will have to do so without a large portion of the members, no infrastructure, no Union support and will probably be accused of all the same things the Corbyn-led Labour party was, but also with splitting the "left" vote and "having blood on our hands" by allowing the Tories to win. If we stay, I have no doubt there will be nary a bone chucked to us by the Labour leadership. maybe some gristle. I think the structures that lead to Corbyn getting power will be dismantled, making it very difficult for it to happen again in the next 30 years.
The other "hope"? That the swathes of the country that voted Tory for the first time get a taste for it. They continue to vote Tory and let them win by huge margins. That *might* lead to some questioning within the Labour party as to their direction. Or it might lead to a never-ending churn of Labour leaders, spiralling deeper and deeper into mediocrity until 2038 when Mike Gapes is the leader and the Labour party are calling for public hangings for the crimes of not saluting the Union Jack within enough patriotic zeal.