Ah thats excellent 
You all would.
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Without a moments thought
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Oh yes, she would be a tremendous hatefuck
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Not a fucking chance you weirdo.
Absolutely.
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Ouch
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Signalling his commitment to tackle workplace discrimination, Mr Corbyn said that if he became prime minister, all firms employing more than 21 staff would have to publish information about the pay, hours and grade of every job.
This, he said, would highlight the extent to which female, disabled and BME workers remained unfairly treated 40 years on from the Equal Pay Act.
This just underlines how out of touch the left are.
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Yes, damn them and their ideas of equality and fairness in workplaces. Don’t these pinko cunts know there’s profit to be had off the backs of the serfs?
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Don’t tell Kev where you live and what you work at, pal.
Not too many women get senior jobs in the labour party
I see Larry the cat is having some trouble in Downing Street with a rival called Palmerston.
Anyone who thinks its a good idea doesn’t work in the real world
real world?
Dreamed up by a career politician and his band of 6th form socialists
Why are all the Friedman worshippers in england so scared of a near pensionable age beardy lad?
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Scared of him? He’s unelectable as the polls show. They’re delighted with him.
The people exasperated with him are the centre left, who actually want to be elected so they can (in their opinion) improve lives and not hide in opposition.
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So it seems, but in spite of that, an awful lot of the media seem to be out for him.
If Rupert is afraid of him, maybe you should take him more seriously.
It’s like what’s happening with the GOP in the States. Them that want power are having it put up to them by those that want change. Your easy dismissal of such folk and ideas mirrors the establishment of Blairite Labour and the traditional GOP.
Interesting times all round tbf.
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The media are out for all leaders, get over it. Lets be clear, Jeremy Corbyn is a moron. Droves of people who have worked with him have quickly left his side after working with him for a time. We’re talking about people like Corbyn’s former head of policy, who just announced he’s joining with Owen Smith. All “Blairites” though. 
These people live in dream land. He cannot be elected. 80% of his PP will not work with him, if you cannot work with the people around you then what is the point in being there? The loons on the left of the Labour Party go out about a “members” mandate and talk about it being undemocratic that after seeing how useless this guy is, that people don’t want him anymore. They shout “deselection”. Eh what about the mandate that these MPs have from their individual constituencies? Corbyn got 250k votes for leadership last year (how many of them were Tories delighted to pay 3 pounds to put in place a bumbling moron is open to question), the Labour Party got over 9 million votes in the election just before that. You have to be able to appeal to your voters and not just party members. You have to be able to work with other people.