Jeremy Corbyn brands benefit cuts a ‘disgrace’ and says many Labour MPs are ‘upset’

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1. Oh dear, I do hope it didn’t cause them too much discomfort… I

2. Still waiting for Jermey to do anything useful. Look at Bernie and AOC in the US, they are trying at the very least

   Like idk, start an actual left party, hoover up whatever remains of the left within Labour, there’s definitely a couple left in there at least.

   We don’t have a real left outside Greens and  doubt anyone will trust them due to their resistance to building.

   Labour don’t have it, rhey are just the tories by a different name. They, like conservatives will likely be irrelevant in future elections… we need someone to actually take on reform or we are all in for an even more rough time

3. They clearly aren’t upset enough to reject that pay rise they think is their due.

   They’re not upset enough to walk out either……

   Sorry Jezza, but I don’t quite believe you on this one.

4. I definitely preferred Labour when they were “for the many, not the few” rather than “if you’re disabled, we’re coming for you”.

5. Britain would be in a much better place with Jezza at the Prime Minister. Nobody is more honest and he isn’t bought like most other politicians in Britain.

6. We actually had a chance to elect someone who wanted for once to make a change for the people at the bottom, and the media ran constant hate campaigns against him and labelled him a racist, which led to him losing by a massive margin to a complete fucking moron in Boris! Fucking sickening.

7. Say what you want about Jeremy, I’m not convinced he could’ve been any worse than who we’ve had instead on like 95% of issues.

8. Why can’t people have an actual discussion on here?

   Try to support disabled people and for some reason its all about Israel?

9. I still wouldn’t have voted for mr appeasement but in some areas I agreed with him

10. This guy has nothing useful or constructive to do. Easy to get brownie points advocating for robin hood style wealth redistribution rather than creating incentives that create wealth.

    Too many people are gaming the system and the genuinely deserving people are not getting the fair support they can.

    It is absolutely right for the works and pensions secretary to redirect that money to supporting people to get back to work rather than paying to stay home.

11. By many he means Diane Abbot, Richard Burgon and Dawn Butler.

12. Why is this sub so ridiculously right wing these days?

13. And here’s me thinking Corbyn was a commie

    Perhaps he needs to remember what Marx had to say on the matter

    “From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs”

    The first bit is as important as the second.

14. Where was this concern for principle when working people got fucked on taxes or their benefits were reduces to zero or student fees were introduced and then doubled and tripled?

15. You can’t take money from people who have plenty of it. They’re not used to it, and it’s mean. Taking money from people who don’t have any is much more acceptable. They already don’t have any money. What difference is having a little less gonna make to their already financially starved existences.

    I’m glad to see the Labour Party protecting the interests of the wealthy minority. They’re a diminishing class. As global wealth continues to grow and is bottlenecked into the hands of fewer and fewer people, we run the risk of oppression and subjugation being concentrated into the hands of a ruling few and not an entire class.

    It’s obvious that the lack of public funds in the wealthiest societies on Earth is a result of the bloating wealth of those without any money.

    The poor have been rich for too long. For too long have they selfishly accumulated and hoarded the wealth so desperately needed by the dwindling minority of affluent individuals.

    It will surely be an overwhelming success.

16. I mean Jeremy always knew the way, get that jewish wealth and I wish that was 100% humerous

17. Not sure what Magic Grandpa would do different, the government is out of options unless they take the massively unpopular path of welfare and NHS reform.. there’s no money.. its all gone. So has the economy.

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