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Let it go! Let it go! Turn away and slam the door!

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Anniebach Wed 15-Apr-20 11:01:05

I have referred to Corbyn once, a poster called those who voted for this government - idiots, I said the alternative was
Corbyn .

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EllanVannin Wed 15-Apr-20 10:55:28

A " has-been " is right Gagajo grin

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EllanVannin Wed 15-Apr-20 10:54:40

I guess Labour were too busy organising a knees-up in the hope that BJ wouldn't make it ?

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GagaJo Wed 15-Apr-20 10:53:54

That isn't my point EV. My point is why Tory supporters keep bringing him up (on here, it's in threads, in real life, it's bitchy comments). He's gone. Forget about him! Past. Has been.

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EllanVannin Wed 15-Apr-20 10:50:11

I don't remember JC sending BJ his best wishes when taken into hospital either, not a word. Maybe that's why there are no goodbyes to JC. It works both ways ?

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GagaJo Wed 15-Apr-20 10:41:36

As a previous Corbynista, I was sad at his stepping down, but hey. That's life. Upwards and onwards.

UNLESS you're a Tory it seems. Many right-wingers, not the left-wingers please note, on here (and IRL) do not appear to be able to say adieu to JC. Constantly harping on about him.

Now, I do think he's a good guy. But he's the past. Life's moved on and we have MUCH more important stuff that we're dealing with now. So why the constant references by NON supporters?

If the roles had been reversed and JC was PM, I wouldn't be giving BJ another thought. I find it all very odd.

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