Corbyn Blocked, What Do His Constituents Think?
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- Опубліковано 15 лют 2023
- Jeremy Corbyn won't be able to run for Labour in the next general election. We asked the people of Islington North, his constituency, what they thought.
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If Jeremy corbyn was an independent in my constituency, I would vote for him over any other mp no matter their party allegiance
Me too.
Hopefully Corbyn will start a 'left of centre party as the Labour party has been hijacked.
So would I.
Me too.
Labour is so bad under Starmer that I intend to vote Green next General Election. No chance of them winning, but I just can not stand the continual lies which come out from Labour or their rubbishy Tory-like policies now.
Me too
It is a disgrace how Starmer's Labour are treating Corbyn. In point of fact, it is undemocratic.
Starmer hates Scotland and hates folk speaking about apartheid is..al
Actually it is democratic, because so many of the Corbyn supporters tore up their membership and left, leaving the majority of the membership as Starmer supporters in the party.
Policies and leadership are voted for by members.
By leaving or not joining people have abandoned their right to vote on policies and leadership.
You have to be in it to win it.
In fact it's democratic on terms that Labour are dependant on winning through h as being the largest number of people vote for them. Jeremy Corbyn represents a minority mindset that Labour cannot win with
I say that in full support of Jeremy Corbyn. He did nothing wrong besides be the leader of Labour.
@@dondoodat members voted on positions at the last conference and Starmer chose to ignore them.
Alistair Campbell is off writing handy guides for business about how they ignore the membership and it's all managed from the top. So what difference would being a member make.
Starmer is Stalinist.
I would laugh my ass off if Corbyn won his seat as an Independent and Starmer lost the General Election by one seat.
Well laugh all you want but you won’t be for long if it leads to another Tory government. You have already lost freedom of movement, freedom to protest, freedom to strike. How long before consent and dissent are removed too? This is the problem with Labour: too divided and busy fighting each other whilst the Tories are busy getting away with murder, corruption and decreasing YOUR rights.
You'd laugh if that meant five more years of Tory mis-rule. I feel sorry for you... 😩
@@alanbarker2279 I guess you have no sense of irony.
@@alanbarker2279 well Starmer would be able to do a deal with corbyn to enter governement then right? Bit like the DUP and Theresa May..... wonder if Starmer would offer £1 billion to islington north lol.
@@sarahbarrett1247 That would make sense to me if I believed Starmer had one iota of interest in supporting marginalised groups, which I don’t. You mention the freedom to strike for example, Starmer has sacked members of his own shadow cabinet for having the audacity to support picket lines.
Corbyn once stopped my dad for a chat on Holloway road as he had taught Corbyn's sons at the local school. Both on bikes, they chatted for 10 minutes or so. Corbyn then cycled off as he had a meeting with Obama.
What other MP or politician would do this?
Great story and so true.
Corbyn is too nice - that’s his problem! ❤
@@maureenwade5999 should never have apologized.
He is genuine and he clearly has a conscience, something you can't really say about many politicians. Both are major hindrances to anybody wanting to climb the greasy pole.
Give me a break 😂😂😂
If UK voted for Corbyn for PM you wouldn’t be in this mess
You could say the same for Brown and Milliband too though.
@@col.hertford9855 can say the same for all those who never got the position depending where you're coming from.
Yes but he was unelectable. You can do great stuff IF you get in power. The UK wouldn’t be in this mess if it elected a bowl of jelly. Instead he allowed the Tory party to paint him as a fool and they won.
If the treacherous New Labour snakes didnt sabotage Corbyns fIrst GE, where some thousand votes decided the outcome, the, might have.
Well, no. Brexit might've happened just the same. Almost nobody in Labour, and certainly not JC and his team, put enough effort into the referendum campaign.
Starmer is a conservative, he should be honest and stand for the conservative party.
Jeremy Corbyn MUST stand as an independent and give the people of Islington North to elect him!
What if that means a Tory getting in the back door?
@@steveb951 You are correct. There will be a Tory getting in. However, in this case his name is Keir Starmer, a pure unadulterated closet Tory.
@@blue47er last time I looked he’s not standing for election in Islington North.
@@steveb951 If they are appointed by starmer they probably will be a tory. Starmer parachuting in candidates against the wishes of the local Labour members is against the pledges he made to get elected and anti democratic!
@@markmac9515 Grow up kid, Starmer isn’t a Tory. Yes he’s more centre left than Corbyn but if that’s what it takes to get rid of the idiots currently in government then back him. You are part of the problem son. Corbyn is unelectable and a target for Tory rag newspapers and media. He needs to go for the greater good. I assume you don’t want another 5 years of the Tories robbing the country blind?
Mr Corbyn was the best PM we never had. A true man of the people.
Kinnock; Corbyn is second.
He has pretty dumb opinions on the EU and Russia. Good thing he never got in.
@@jocosson8892
Kinnock damaged the party so badly we got Blair the Thatcherite.
The rot began under Kinnock.
@@moocowmilk
Corbyn knows the EU needs reform and wasn't sponsored by Russian donations.
Tories trashed the EU because they prefer laundering dirty money and putting it into British Dominion tax havens and are sponsored by Russian money.
How is that a better option ?
@@dondoodat You're putting words in my mouth, I never said anything that you have written. Perhaps you should go find a Tory supporter and ask them.
Couldn't agree more with the first lady. What Keir Starmer and the labour party have done is wrong on all levels.
Okay. But politics is a dirty game. You have to get your hands and elbows dirty in order to win, you need to be cynical and clinical. You might not like that Starmer's Labour is doing this but I'd rather this shade of Labour in Government than any shade of Conservatives.
I personally thought Corbyn was treated very unfairly by the media and its establishments but he left a tonne of open goals and was too indecisive in key issues.
His stance on NATO and particularly the Skripal affair demonstrated a serious blind spot on.
Yes, I agree.
@United_Progressive what a worthless response to his criticisms
No it isn't, Corybn being a Labour member who will not follow the whip would lose Labour the election.
He's anti-neoliberal! The Establishment won't allow that.
I hope Corbyn stands as an independent and wins.
Westminster needs his voice, even more so when he isn't shackled by the party.
He will hold Labour to account just as much as he did with the Tories, because his honesty and integrity always came before party allegiance, as it should.
The danger is he stands as an independent and takes away a large number of Labour votes, but then fails to get in himself and allows a Lib Dem or Tory to take the seat. There's 2 years to go and inner party squabbling and Tory dirty tricks may yet counter what should be a landslide victory for the Labour party.
If David Milliband had been allowed to take the party leadership the country would be in a far better condition than it is in now. How do you sleep at night Ed?
@@alanbarker2279
The rot started with Kinnock who made way for Blair the Thatcherite who then broke the party entirely.
@@dondoodat Kinnock and then the scrapping of Clause 4, ending Labour's commitment to public ownership of key industries...
Is that right? Well we have heard td ay he is a Brexiter......... his slyness and his allowing tha early election resulted in Brexit. He is unforgivable for me
@@dondoodat Sorry Don, apart from his misguided war Blair was the best thing that happened to the party and the country. What broke the party was Ed Milliband followed by Corbyn. This country is not willing to vote in hard left politicians so under the voting system we have, with hard leftists dominating Labour party the Tories, with perhaps a Lib Dem pact will always prevail.
I probably would have voted Labour with Jeremy as Leader, but it would have been with a lot of trepidation and purely as a counter vote to the Tories.
I don't doubt that Corbyn is an honest and principled man, and probably a great MP for his constituents - but he was most definitely not the man to lead a political party. Not, if they expected to be voted into power in the UK.
Not remotely surprised. I hope he runs as an independent and that Islington gets behind him.
They will.
It would be probably the first time that the Tories will be rooting for him, lol.
You can feel the warmth and love for Jeremy Corbyn ...he's a genuine guy who should never have been treated in such an appalling manner . ❤️
♥️ FOR CORBYN
Hehehe, you can hear the "money" going into their pockets for welfare and covering all their living expenses... so of course they love him! When you have a politician who says "You can come to this country, sit on your butts and we'll pay for everything and give you more money than ever...and i'll tax hard working citizens to pay for it..." of coruse you'll vote for him! :) hehehehe
Corbyn was a liability and deserved everything he got. 😢
The one guy's comment that Corbyn didn't do anything for his generation. What was laid out in Jeremy Corbyn's Labour manifesto at the time would have done quite a lot for him and his generation, and the next as well.
I got the feeling that he seemed to be under the impression that it makes no difference whether you are the party in power or the party in opposition, that you have the same power regardless…or maybe he just doesn’t realise that JC wasn’t PM. Though if he does know that both sides don’t have equal power and that JC wasn’t PM, it does mean that he is directly his anger at the wrong person. Whatever his reasoning, it shows that he is severely lacking in political awareness, which is a rather damning indictment of political education in the high school he attended.
Stupid people cause the most Harm to themselves and others.
That guy had no idea what he was talking about. Knows just as much about politics as my parrot. Shared one more skill with my birb: repeating stuff.
got a feeling that guy knew that little about politics, he may have actually been mixing up Jezza and Bojo... either that or just went totally robot repeating whatever the gaffer was saying...
That guy was an absolute moron with no idea
Bloke at the 5.00 mark "what's Corbyn done for the people?"... Well, genius, howabout you tell us what Johnson, Truss and Sunak have done for you, eh...? What's Starmer done for you...?
Absolute half-wit...
Sadly cretins like him are allowed to vote. 🤦🏻♂️
his voice is exactly what you would expect it to sound like, the space cadet.
THe Tories love people like him - clueless. If it wasn't for folk that ignorant, they'd never get in.
Spot on,
I had a physical reaction to him. Probably BNP or whatever they call themselves now, Tories?
It appeared the Italian chap confused Corbyn with Boris Johnson. "Lies, upon lies, upon lies." And "He has had his chance". 🤔
Your right
That is always the case - people depict others as what they IMAGINE him to be not what he REALLY is.
lol yep the man did not get a chance. if a person is stitched up then they haven't had a fair crack at it at all.
He probably would have voted for Mussolini
i reckon so, it was a very confused reply, i think he must have thought boris or something
I'm a constituent in Islington North. I'll be voting for JC and campaigning for him if he chooses to stand as an independent candidate.
JC needs you now
Mr Corbyn is (I'm guessing) the only bloke who will knock on your door for a vote and then stay for two hours chatting in my kitchen. He's proper old school and I love him.
I will be at the front of the queue at the Polling Station to elect Jeremy Corbyn again as our Member of Parliament 💯
Hopefully he stands as an independent 👍
The Italian guy confused Corbyn for Sunak.
Yeah, I think so too.
He was definitely talking about someone else.
The Italian guy hating on JC and then citing the lies in politics! You can't make it up!!
He was clueless i dont even think he knew who corbyn was
To be fair, as another Italian, we haven't had an important, honest, actually left-wing politician in ages (they went extinct in the early 90s), so whenever we see one that looks like it might be most people immediately get suspicious, think they're being deceitful, and vote for the obvious crook, because "at least you know what you get" (or red scare anti-communism, that's been pretty thoroughly mainstreamed ever since the 90s). Of course, the powers that be engineered for this to happen. And then there are idiots like that guy (I met so many, you wouldn't believe, or maybe you would considering who won the last general elections here).
Well his country voted for a….
Mussolini fan
Having lived in Islington North for a couple of years and being close to the LP, I will always have enormous respect for Jeremy Corbyn as a man and a politician. I would support him 1000 times over the Labour Party whose current management conspired against the side of progress and equality.
I think you are an honest, authentic person who is able to see through lies! Please continue to support and vote for jeremy corbyn ❤️ keep democracy and being independently minded alive in Britain
❤️ For CORBYN
Massive following, been in politics for over 40 years, I’ll vote Corbyn always have & always will, he’s an anti fascist, anti racist!!
A very good man✊
What's he ever done for British born people ,he only has himself to blame, ignoring anti semitism, and not saying wether he supported brexit or he didn't ,looks like he lost it all by himself
@@ellismeah8110 So you believe all the fake MSM propaganda about a decent, hardworking and caring man? Well done. There's a special certificate of gullibility and you qualify.
Shame this 'massive following' didn't equate to votes eh? With a massive following, how come he gave the party the biggest election defeat in history?
The last speaker was on the money. The Labour party needs to decide what they are. This step is a misstep which exposes deep indecision within the party.
I don't think it's indecision, they are walking very decisively in the wrong direction.
They have very clearly decided.
What do you mean?
People could organise and use their energy trying to push Labour to be better instead of spending time stating the obvious in UA-cam comments that corbyn was good. Or we can let Labour drift away and start a new party. We're all talk no action.
The Labour right decided 30 years ago.
@@ZoneTapesit’s not us who need to form a new party. It’s the unions.
The msm & our spineless politicians should be ashamed of themselves. Thx JC you are one of the few honest politicians that never sold their soul for a miserable reward. Respect.
Running scared gone off starmer sopport corbyn
Couldn't agree more!!
"Authenticity, integrity and people before profit are not values that are welcome in the Labour party I lead" - Keir Starmer unbullshitted.
Socialists are being expelled
So TRUE! 👍👍👍
Lovely to see that some people care about honest politicians
Starmer has lost a whole borough in one stroke!!
Now Sir Keir has regained it.
Starmer has no understanding of the labour vote im still trying to work out what labour stands for with Starmer as leader.
JC is the closest thing the working class have had to representation in a generation, and for anyone without private wealth, the closest thing to genuine change. The story of his decline should send shivers down the spine of anyone who appreciates a free and democratic society.
The working class thoroughly rejected Corbyn at the last election. Once Bojo was elected leader of the Tories and Corbyn nailed his mast for remain (something his middle class supporters wanted), there was only one outcome. Corbyn DOES NOT represent the working class in any way, shape or form. Do you people never, ever learn??!!
@@tennis5011 like i said, it's Labour's faliiure, but the working class have swallowed a lie. The greatest irony in British politics is a working class Tory voter. I don't blame them, they've been completely removed from the story, but Corbyn was a huge chance that isn't coming back.
I don't know how you can think that taking money from private wealth and corporations, and feeding into public services isn't representing the working class. When will the working class ever learn?!!
@@tennis5011 i also said the closest thing to representation. Go ahead and tell me any party leader in the last 30 years who was closer aligned.
@@dotsgrey Nigel Farage and to a lesser extent Nick Griffin or Anne Marie Waters, depending on where the working class live in the country. If you live in a Non Muslim part of the country, it is Farage all the way. Luton. Oldham, Burnley etc...then it is Griffin or Waters! The working class are right wing, not left wing. They are proud Union Jack wearers and benefit scrounger haters....Oh Thomas, when will you ever learn? This is the REAL world, kid! Corbyn does not represent the working class in any form. Just that you would like to think that he does!
@@tennis5011 I know full well the working class are right wing, and that's the failure of the working class - aligning with a political ideology which actively cuts them out of the story, whilst posturing to be 'one of them'. If you think Farage has the working class at his heart, rather than his and his friend's investments, and that leaving the EU represented anything other than a shorting exercise, then you are politically illiterate.
The working class have been the biggest victims in the neoliberal experiment, and anyone who actively pursues to expand it and benefit from it (again, see Brexit as a neolib's wet dream), are the enemy of the working class, regardless of their rhetoric. The working class have swallowed a lie, and think they've got it all figured out, but they are blamelessly wrong.
Anyone who is anti war pro worker rights and believes in freedom and human rights should vote him and tell starmer a lesson can anyone tell me can I transfer my Vote to Islington North at the moment I'm registered with wandsworth .
I would love Jeremy to stand as an independent and wipe the absolute floor with them! The way hes been treated is unforgivable!!
Not sure Starmer would put up a labour candidate in Islington if Corbyn stands as an independent. It would just be so humiliating for him
Corbyn would wipe the floor with any labour candidate
The guy at 4:53 didn't have a clue and couldn't argue his stance.
Immigration
That's all people like him have to say
I hope he sees this comment and then gets his opinions on why he doesn’t like JC from the news papers and then comments back to tell you why his IQ is so low 🤣
The bloke came across as a complete plank lol
Love J.C. he's the man
There's a moment I'll never forget during some television coverage of the time Corbyn had the election taken from him by that smear campaign. They had some guest on, guy with a London accent can't remember his name, Labour MP, and he was sitting there in the studio talking about the results, no, celebrating the results. Happy as Larry about how shit "his team" did in the election, laughing his bloody head off he was. Might as well have been there doing a Mexican wave and shouting "result". Laughing. Bloody laughing.
And we know why he was laughing of course, he won. Labour lost, but a lot of Labour MPs won, because they don't work for Labour, they work for their paymasters, the same paymasters the tories work for. Never seen such a nakedly blatant stitch-up in my life, it was absolutely taking the mickey.
London accent? Was it nigerian, east european, russian, kurdish?
Don’t feed the troll. I hope anyone reading this has a wonderful day ❤☮️✌🏾
@@onlyme8117 stereotypical. Not meaning anything by it, just meant it as an identifier. Culture mixing is a good thing and I'm not about to chime along with the implicit suggestion that it's not.
@@lillustpotion Is that in English?
@@Torthrodhel Everyone is entitled to their opinion.
It reminds me what Mhairi Black said when she first became an MP; “it’s not that I left the Labour Party, but the Labour Party left me” Corbyn was the chance to bring the Labour Party back to the people, that chance has gone - Corbyn needs to start a new movement away from Labour, the people will come.
fair play to the Irish bloke that isn't a supporter of Corbyn, but principled enough to see through the dangers in Starmer's tactics
I don't know if he said he wouldn't vote for Corbyn as an independent because he doesn't support Jeremy or because he wouldn't want to risk another Tory campaign.
@@elboobio5920 too metropolitan (??) 🤔
@@kcat80 I don't know what too metropolitan means 😂
@@elboobio5920 I was thinking ok, interesting speech then he ends it with that. I am thinking wait what? too what now?
Starmer only wants candidates from his side of the party. That's dangerous and undemocratic
Keir has “Sir” before his name so enough said who he aligns with
Who the F- - k have him a knighthood?
And what for? Locking up poor folks?
He's allegiance is not to the people
@@cdean2789 Aye! To bloody monarchy mafia and rich thieves
4:55 The classic British Daily Mail "reader".
"front page reader"*
@@nerrler5574 Read? Pretty picture looker
@@terencedenman702 Hahahaha! Nice one!
Starmer doing the Tories work for them.
Big time
"I hope it's worth it" Spot on.
New Labour slogan.
I think.Jeremy Corbyn should stand as an independ candidate he has integretiy, his honesty and he is people's person👍
First woman nailed it, nailed it.
My problem is I can not vote labour any more because of the way Corbyn has been treated by Starmer , silver lining is I'll be able to vote green and follow my heart .
Exactly what I'm planning on doing too!
Yep I'll be voting green too
Corbyn is a great, incredibly hard working constituency MP. Impressively, while he was leader, he still found the time to regularly attend local community events and support his constituents. If he stands, I think he wins.
I wish I could live in Islington North at the next General Election, so I could vote for Jeremy Corbyn as an Independent. As it is, I live in Hastings. I voted Labour in 2017 and 2019 because of Jeremy. I was planning to vote tactically for Labour next time to get rid of the Tory MP here. But I'm so upset about this latest brutal move from Keir Starmer that I've decided to vote Green if they stand, or spoil my ballot. I can't vote Labour now in good conscience.
Me neither. I'll be voting Green too.
It might be be letting a Tory in but I don't care, they're both the same now so what does it matter?
That first lady spoke to my soul, absolutely nailed it 🙌
The lady is correct....the PLP know exactly what they have done to JC! May they hang their heads in shame....hardly a true socialist within the PLP!
I don’t live there, but if I did, I’d 100% vote for him, and I’ve always voted Labour..
The eleoquence and directiness of that last guy interviewed, outstanding
Is Starmer going to hear this? He should!
He doesn't care, the elites have him covered.
He'll ignore it, just like he ignored the Amnesty International report on Apartheid
Can JC now start a proper workers party?
We live in hope
And get no where.
Girl with the incredible hair absolutely smashes the whole point and it restores my faith in humanity. We need more people like her in the world.
Around 1 minute in? Agreed. 100%
@@davem4845 that's the one!
Amazing how different public perception can be presented as, depending on the politics behind those platforming them and controlling that perception. Look at social media and UA-cam comments, or mainstream media and you’d be convinced the country was a right wing tory loving free market cess pool.
Last guy was spot on.
Power hungry Starmer still sees Corbin as a threat and wants to reduce that threat.
The last guy said exactly what needed to be said
“ HA HA HA HA HAAAA I WON’T BE VOTING FOR YA MATE” has me 💀😂 The guy from Newham was spot on with his talking points and you can tell he knows his stuff 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Voting for another vanity project "politician" would only leave the country with more of the same anyways
Corbyn was the most honest, left-wing politician we've had in modern times. I just wish he was tough, that he wasn't so soft-spoken, and really fought against the attacks launched at him when he was running for PM. If he had done that, we might of had a genuine government for the people right now, free of all the bs tory politics.
He needed to play the antiestablishment and fake media card. And he’d have been the only politician telling the truth about that.
This is the last straw for me with Starmer's Labour; sent off my request to cancel my Labour membership this morning.
Thing is, that’s what the Labour right want. The unions need to show a backbone and form a new party. Call it the cooperative party.
Islington please vote for him if he stands as an independent
5:00 "What does he do for us people?",
Hes talking as if he was the PM
Don't think he knows who JC is. He is confusing JC with the PM.
Thats how you know that opinion isn't his own
Thank god lemons have a vote.
There are some real idiots out there
Obviously has no reason behind it, just one of these people who follows a feeling put into him by whatever he absorbs, or follows a family trend or whatever. You can tell by the way he just repeats a line instead of actually saying anything. He knows that's what he thinks but he's no intention of looking at why.
This is why not everyone should vote. People who don't put in the effort to understand things, shouldn't vote. People just following a tradition, shouldn't vote. Only the democratically interested should vote. I'm not saying any rules should be changed (a million wrong directions that could be taken in), I'm just saying this social shaming of non-voting has to stop, it's clogging up the system with trash reasoning. Not that I even trust that the results are necessarily true anyway these days... I mean what's to stop them honestly... nevertheless I can't shake the value that democracy's worth believing in, nevermind if a pretend government gave up on it long ago.
Very much what I thought. I had a long chat with a friend yesterday about what we thought would happen and it has. We are both former Labour Party members and I shan't consider rejoining while this witch-hunt continues. The allegations of antisemitism are simply untrue and neither of us had ever witnessed any serious instance of antisemitism while we were in the party. The allegations about talking to Sinn Fein are simply hypocritical because all sorts of people from different shades of the political spectrum were covertly talking to them. Corbyn's contribution was in my view helpful. History has shown that eventually Sinn Fein were persuaded that if they agreed to lay down their arms the way would be open to a political settlement. I am not a Blair fan but he did put the right people in the right place and Northern Ireland had the two best Secretaries of State in the cabinet that they have ever had. Corbyn did make serious tactical errors and above all, allowing the 2019 General Election was a colossal blunder. He should have colluded with Blackford and gradually worn down Johnson and the Tories over Brexit, Johnson would have been replaced by someone who would not have done any better. People don't tolerate a government which staggers from one crisis to another and can't govern and I expect the Tories would have been turfed out if there had been an election in late 2020 or 2021. But errors of misjudgement are no grounds for kicking a long-serving and clearly loved MP out of the party.
So you'd rather see the Tories prevail again on a point of principal...
@@alanbarker2279 i think somehow you misread Tony , if you refer to not agreeing to a 2019 ge , well i agree with Tony , it was the liberals and snp who went for it and labour had to follow , waiting would have been wiser ,
@@alanbarker2279 it's a choice between incompetent, corrupt Tories or authoritarian, right-wing Labour (who are still pretty corrupt). Voting Labour would lock in the '2 parties, 1 set of policies' system.
Starmer's vanilla Labour is probably good for one win; nothing will change, and you'll get an even worse flavour of populist Tories after 5 years, who'd rightly be pointing out that Labour failed to fix anything.
It's past time people stopped looking at stopping the Tories at all costs and look at what it'll cost you. Starmer's Labour is a fucking shitshow.
I live in glasgow and I would vote for him 🏴👍although I am snp put him at the top of labour and they would win a general election without any competition that's what we need get rid of all the rich politicians get yer mick lynch's and people like ourselves back to the forefront 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏🏴🏴🏴
I live in Newcastle upon Tyne and my family and I would vote for him
I'm in Troon in Scotland and currently vote SNP as do many of my former Labour voting friends - if Corbyn was standing up here I'm pretty certain we would all vote for him. He is a decent, honest politician who has an empathy with people.
Think before you vote under Labour in Scotland we had the twenty most deprived areas of the UK
I'm still in awe of that time he went to Glastonbury and talked on stage. What a way to get attention especially of the young people.
We desperately need to get rid of this tory government but the treatment Jeremy is receiving from Labour I can't see myself voting for them
Pretty sure that 4:55 geezer doesn’t even live in the constituency. Corbyn is well known in his patch for being extremely helpful to his local people. Everyone I know in that area has stories to tell about the people that they know he has helped.
How many other active British politicians could you ask people about on the street and get an overwhelming majority give a positive response?
Go on, name one
Caroline Lucas, Mhairi Black...
zara sultana
Mhairi Black
If it was the mainstream media, any tory politician.
People naming other less popular Left Wing MP's who get a lot of hate, not really getting my point lmao
He’ll rob nobody, has earned his seat in parliment & comparing him to the dishonest greedy chancers on the opposite side he’s a breath of fresh air!✊♥️
He should start his own party
Yeah...the real Labour party !!
@@simonwilkins8597so another decade of Tory government then 😢
Form a coalition with the green party
@@ianoliver3130 yep that will unseat the Tories I bet their popping themselves….split the Labour vote even further. Wake up!
@@ianoliver3130 the greens didn't want him
Love the NHS guy at the end. Hero.
The last bloke was spot on👍
The ones that said they against Corbyn are interesting. Such a extreme gut reaction from those guys that are anti-Corbyn.
Italian guy wasn’t very clear why just opinion and Italians did vote in a fascist 😂 and the other guy was so anti with no specific reason. So the ones again him has no specific reason
Feel like these are the easiest people to propaganda. Just have a feeling they don't like him, very emotionally based. No logic to it.
Conditioned like Pavlovean dogs.
Probably Daily Mail readers?
as before when you mention Italy and fascism ,the same reply henbot , in the past and lets leave it there ,
it is true that fascism has never gone away and constantly rears its head but to assume someone from Italy who doesnt like Jeremy Corbyn ,,,is even remotely fascist is flawed , do you agree?
I will vote him.
The guy at the end was a legend.
Eastenders for Open Primaries.
I want to return to the days of "oh Jeremy Corbyn"! Those days of hope for true representation of working people.
❤Corbyn, the man of honour. Man of dignity.
It's good to hear many people are not voting for starmer
Yep. Another 4 years of Tory rule sounds good to me.
@@alfsmith4936 If Starmer gets in, there will absolutely be another four years of Tory rule. Starmer is a Tory in all but name and he has gutted the Labour Party of any true Labour policies (and politicians). There will be no meaningful change under Starmer - just minor timnering around the edges. Starmer = continuity Conservatism.
@@thetragicyouth Oh right.. Good on ya mate.
I also love the Tories Mr RSA
@@alfsmith4936 It'll be another 4 years of Tory rule either way. Just one of them will pretend to not be a Tory.
The man who spoke last....spot on.
Big respect for the last guy who shared his thoughts! X
It's time to start a new party.
Wish the unions would do that.
@@jgmediting7770 Yes indeed. This could be an ideal time to do that, so many young people I meet seem pretty switched on and support Corbyb.
@@terencedenman702 the cooperative party
@@terencedenman702 corbyn is left wing, not right wing. Maybe learn what national socialist actually means. Hint - it’s nothing to do with socialism or the left wing. The very opposite in fact. Unless you want to give Mussolini’s definition of socialism, which again is nothing to do with actual socialism or the left wing.
@@terencedenman702 clearly it was.
Trouble with starmer is the Sir before his name. Lost Scotland yrs a go, thankfully
JC is one of far too few politicians who genuinely cares about his constituents. Starmer is doing them dirty as much as JC by preventing him from standing as a Labour MP
GOOD FOR U LADY...GOOD BRAIN U HAVE....
I think what this really shows is that we as a country need to make this 2 party system disappear. Great candidates that have the full support of their constituents, and continue to support people that live there are being lost because people are forced to vote for a party, not the people that can represent them
Great to see he still has a lot of love there
I fucking love this. Its rare I watch these videos and see likeminded, reasonable people who are willing to stand for something. And that attitude is all thanks to who Jezza is, and what he stands for. The little man who was fiercely against Corbyn needs to grow up.
Another Fascist masquerading as a Leftist who can't deal with a dissenting opinion
I feel like half of these people opposing Corbyn probably don't even have the foggiest idea who he is or what he stands for. "What does he do for us people?" How pathetic! If you don't know don't comment its not difficult.
As an ex constituent of JC i hafta say he is loved in Islington North.
Feels like 2015 all over again, Corbyn fighting for the vote versus the managerial melts who'll stand against him.
Jeremy sets a high standard that other politicians are incapable of even aspiring to.
I'm entirely in the same mind as the last chap.
This happens when you allow cooperations to run your democracy
I was wondering what Starmer would do to blow his twenty point lead and this is a good start 🤦♂️
I hope it's worth it ....that sums it up, it won't be, this tactic of getting in at all costs and then using the power for change will never work,
Will be worth it for them, won't be worth it for us. That's all they care about.
We know from how they tried to sabotage Corbyn’s labour, and what they did with 13 years in power, that the Labour right aren’t doing this to gain power for change. They represent a faction of the capitalist elite, not working people or society. They are the gatekeepers of the left to keep social democratic or further left economics from power. The public has had their chance with corbyn. It’s now game over. Working people have lost, unless the unions can do something.
@@jgmediting7770 these unions ought to be on voting slips, I bet they'd win a lot of seats. Might even form a government. Goodness me, imagine a government actually interested in governing. The sheer raw POWER of a machine with an actual driver at the wheel. Think of it! Such a dream.
I was one of his constituents for 30 odd years until last year. First class constituency MP.. Even those who didn't vote for him acknowledged that.
It is the very fact that Jeremy Corbyn is such a man of integrity and truth (quite a rare thing in politics) that threatens these other politicians and msm!
Last person interviewed it could have been me. Fully agree with his views.
Jeremy corbin should be standing as a Labour politician, kier starmer is wrong. Let the public decide.
The first lady who spoke was bang on ,a decent honest man who is sincere in his beliefs,,a rarity in politics,
trust the person that the establishment destroys.
Great to see this much love from his constituents and so much support for him as an independent.
Maybe there's hope for the left and ordinary people yet
Starmer is a corporate shill, Corbyn has always been a face value person, one of the very few I consider to have integrity.
I've got something to say to Kier Stamer:
"...WASTEMAN!"