The Nasty Labour Party - what they really stand for.

What definition would that be, Annie?

There are many, many definitions, you know.

Yes , seems there are many definitions , I read one definition
- the type of government in the United States

Have you not heard of Rod Liddle Grandad?
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I thought QT was awful this week. Rod Liddle is a vulgar loud mouth. The Labour supporter, whatever his name is, was a crashing bore churning out 1970s rhetoric.

So which definition of 'democracy' are some people on here not accepting, Annie?

It's not fair to make a statement like that and then not tell us exactly what definition you're using.

I never reply to demands Maizie

Rod Liddles performance on QT was quite simpy nasty and appaling- and those who think otherwise say a lot about themselves, for sure.

"The Nasty Labour Party" what they really stand for!

I think they are the nasty party judging by the posts on this thread.

I thought the following might be of interest.

Education budget 2015 £84bn
Education budget 2018 £102bn

So the headmasters were making a protest about cuts in education?

JC is on record/filmed asking for article 50 to be invoked now, immediately the day after the referendum.

Momentum website asking for people to come out in protest outside the Tory conference @ 12pm today, unfortunately the conference does not start till tomorrow!!!

No Annie- the Palestinian flag was in support of those who suffer terribly at the moment at the hands of Zionists.

I do realise why the flags were waved Jura, I do have a degree of intellegence , it was still goading the Jewish community .

As for the meaning of 'Democracy', Lord Livslane (who looks like Dickie Attenborough- gave a very good and funny description in the Lords the other day. About him giving his old aunts a treat, and them choosing to go to the cinema... did you see it. About right, I say ...

Democracy based on lies and proven fraud, with a tiny majority - DEMANDS that people are given a chance to vote on the final deal offered, with eyes opened to the consequences. Punkt- Schluss- end of story.

Again, and again - what are you scared of if you are so sure. Would you prefer a GE being forced upon the country? Would you prefer BoJo taking the reins...

GrannyGravy, yes Corbyn did call for Article 50 to be invoked the morning following the referendum results.

jura2 I would prefer a trained chimp over JC????

Anniebach, I wonder who will be around to pull the splinters out of his derrière, due to his sitting on the fence on practically everything.

GrannyGravy, this is a man who attended a wreath laying to terrorists but ‘ I don’t know if I was involved ‘ .

He is glued to that fence , no gumption

Having an AC who is a serving soldier, I cannot condone any elected politician standing side by side with a terrorist/terrorist organisation.

Waiting for the weekly phone call, email when AC is in a war zone is something I would not wish on any parent.

By Lord Livslane did you mean Lord Lisvane Jura2?

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Well we have had the definition of 'democracy' discussed. Perhaps we should look at the one for 'terrorist' and especially when it is legitimate to take up arms when you have no other means to fight for your very basic rights.

Mandela is a good example. How could blacks and coloureds in SA fight against Apartheid - apart from fighting?

Yes Maw, sorry for typo, and thanks for link.

A link to his speech in the Lords would be even better. Anyone?

GrannyGravy, did you know he said of the armed forces in the .falklands war, ‘ The unemployed are being sent to die ?

Some claiming to be Labour party members or supporters (but in reality are closet Tories) have no gumption to answer straight questions.

Those questions can be, do you accept the democratic vote of a constituency Labour Party?

Do you support the Labour Party key policy of condemning the Gig Economy?

Would be interesting to witness an answer, but I expect a certain person will sit on the fence.

Where is democracy when an MP can be deselected for not being loyal to a leader was was not loyal to his leader? Freedom of speech !

Does democracy mean hypocrisy? Seems so.

It was a democratic vote by a constituency Labour Party anniebach.

THAT IS DEMOCRACY.

The thinking of this Labour MP is obviously not in line with the thinking of his constituency; therefore they have through democracy decided to deselect him.

What is so wrong with the above? Compleat loss of confidence, better for both parties that they should go their separate ways I would believe.

I am not comfortable with slavish loyalty , I find it pathetic