Isn't it odd that if someone posts something that does not conform to a remain voters idea of what is right then the opposing poster is held to be right wing or facist.
This is true Joelsnan. You could be a full blown saint complete with halo, but if you favour a certain set of conditions the left scream 'Fascist!" or even "Nazi".
I think there is something quite fascist about the left who regularly scream down the opposition with such taunts. Don't forget 'racist' too.
They sling around such words quite frequently, so much so that they have become common-place and the hateful nature of such vile terms is truly lost on harmless moderates through over-use.
Think differently, support someone other than Corbyn, and that automatically makes a person 'fascist'
Go onto the Guardian message boards, or any other left wing paper online, and you'll see Corbynism might as well be called 'Fascism' because these (I can only assume they are young and immature) posters have the 'script' almost like a call-centre dictated response. They cannot argue or accept differences with good grace.
Politics never used to be like this. I suppose social media is to blame for giving us the opportunity to joust online.
See the same happening with the word populism. The left hate populism, because it means voters reject their choice in favour of someone who seems more in tune with current worries. The 'popular' choice is often not a liberal left winger.
Populism is a threat. It means more people are waking up to politicians not hearing them or acting for them or representing them. Liberal views which fail to take into account the concerns of the moderate populace have been rejected. The hypocrite left wing Hilary Clinton lost her standing with her 'basket of deplorables' term to label people who didn't vote for her. Left wing Gordon Brown sneered at a Labour supporter and labelled her 'stupid and bigoted' once he thought he was off microphone.
People are rejecting phoney politicians. Corbyn is a case in point.
