Wyllow3
LizzieDrip
I find it heartbreaking that so-called Labour members / supporters are intent on ‘splitting’ the party. They are feeding the right-wing media with ammunition for them to fire the guns. The left wing of the party (of which I am one) had their chance at the last election. The public clearly told them how they felt. That’s democracy - thank God. Now, when Labour has a chance of winning and changing the country for the better, disrupters can’t find it within themselves to accept it. I have done so, because I want a Labour government. Those inside the party who don’t really want Labour to succeed should take the democratic option and form their own party. See how well that goes!
Very much agree. We desperately need a change of government and given the restricted room for manoeuvre because of economic and social conditions much is not "ideal".
No one wants to "split the party" what we want is for Labour to remain the broadchurch it has always been. A place someone with left wing views can state them openly and loudly without being afraid of losing their membership. Somewhere where ideas and policies can be debated and discussed without fear, and a compromise reached. Democracy involves listening to others and not chucking them out because you don't like what they are saying.
