Quote (dro94 @ 25 Aug 2018 20:37)
Why did Corbyn say the party has a problem with anti-semitism then?
Why do 83% of british jews think the labour party is too tolerant of anti-semitism and only 13% intend to vote for labour in the next general election, significantly down from pre Corbyn?
Why are labour MP's turning on Corbyn saying he's a disgrace?
Corbyn is the one supporting murals of hooked nose bankers, laying wreaths on the graves of the munich olympics terrorists, referring to 'zionists' that have 'been in the country for most or all their lives', and refusing to adopt globally accepted guidelines of what constitutes anti-semitism for his party's own internal proceedings.
b..b..but he's just being pro palestine!
media pressure, digging for something that can be represented as such to get a statement of him acknowledging it. again, for the slow readers: "i'm sure you will find the odd leftist who also finds a way to rationalise that into his belief system".
the much more interesting part is - why are you still trying to make it look like he somehow supports anti-semitism then? you can't have your cake and eat it. nice own goal...
and again my question that you dodged earlier: what possible reason could 'the left' have to be anti-semitic? your whole narrative doesn't even make sense...
concerning public opinion against him and labour it just shows that the narrative is successful - you act like those surveys were conducted with politically informed participants while in reality we have all seen in the recent past how 'informed' the average british voter really is.
by the same token you could argue that our government is anti-muslim, because if you ask turkish muslims here they think their home country is being unfairly attacked by racist germans when we point out what a fundamentalist dictator erdogan is...
This post was edited by fender on Aug 25 2018 01:53pm