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Spot the non mussie
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Welcome to Britain today!
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If that's proportional Britain is in trouble imo.
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Impossible getting a taxi in Oldham tonight.
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Who's the Jihad on the left?
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The fat geezer on the front row will be doing well to go without food for an hour.
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I want Diane Abbott for Labour leader.
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If it's a proportional audience; why is there 6 or 7 mussies sat on their own together?
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Is the meeting segregated, in line with previous Labour sycophancy where the Peace-Loving Community Block Vote is at stake?
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Smith doing himself no favours, sounds a loony.
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He is
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Not sure Guinness, they look an odd bunch tbf and one of them keeps laughing to himself as well.
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They both are!
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Jezza looking tanned and relaxed after his holidays - not yet reverted to passive aggressive type, assisted greatly by Smith who is performing woefully. Hard to believe they're in the same party though.
As for the audience - well, only really the young lady who spoke near the beginning did so with class and dignity. |
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If i hear that phuckin arguement one more time i'm gonna turn gay!
The 2 million Brits living abroad are scattered fecking everywhere; not in enclaves in the NW of Engerland....... |
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This is like a dark comedy spoof!
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This discussion on IS could be awkward.
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Saul is a brave lad!
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That lad is very brave sitting amongst that lot..
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or wot GON said
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Islamaphobia! At last!
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Mussies wanting the streets safer.
Stop supporting the head choppers then. |
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14 year old girls wanting the streets safer!
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I enjoyed that in a surreal sort of way.
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A sad state of affairs for Labour. Either Corbyn or Smith.
![]() Going to take a long time for Labour to recover and be an effective opposition. Totally unelectable. |
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smith makes corbyn look electable, in a funny sort of way.
did that "debate" really take place ? |
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Totally Agree AKA a sad fckin State of Affairs
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good to see the BBC are doing slapstick programmes again
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Watched it on catchup this morning.
How poor were they, was embarrassing from start to finish. Neither is fit to lead a party let alone the country. The audience weren't much better. Diane Abbott waiting in the wings. ![]() Imagine if Corbyn did become PM with McDonnell in charge of our wealth and Abbott looking after our health. What a frightening thought that is. |
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A re-run of the Labour turmoil of the 1980's for those that missed out first time round.
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I missed this but on daily politics they seemed to it was the usual that happens when you get a collection of f***witted left wing idiots together, they formed a rude loud mob? In this case against Owen. I don't know why in these "debates" they let this happen. Same happened with the in the Scottish independence debates, hijacked by the very vocal and stupid left.
It was far better in the last election debates when the audience were told to shut up! |
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blimey some of you actually watched the socialist filth
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I watched it for about a minute.
What does it matter in the slightest which one they choose? |
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Matters not one jot.
Both claim to be socialists but I doubt either knows what it means. JC wins but will the 180 who gave him a vote of 'No Confidence' have the bottle to give up £74k and force 180 bi elections? I'm thinking....nope. |
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What does it matter in the slightest which one they choose?
you have to hope Corbyn wins Dr. as it will finish them off for years |
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Same old song from the Klan on here
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Isnt Friday night usually the white horses and the burning of the witches
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