Originally posted by SurturHow the hell is Corbyn a ****? He's a politician who doesn't speak entirely in catchphrases, he wants to build a more stable society, he wants life to be better for everyone across the board. Do you have even the slightest grip of British politics? He may be far from perfect, but he's the best candidate we've had in a long time.
So then you aren't going to vote for him? I'm confused.
A lot of the smearing of his character is quite inaccurate, too. Like the idea that he's a pacifist. He's already stated that he's going to take the fight to ISIS, and combat terrorism at home by improving police forces (the Tories have heavily damaged out police force – May was told up-front by an ex-police official that her cuts would increase the risk of terrorism, and she laughed him off and called him a fear-monger. Then what? Oh, yeah, London, then Manchester, then London again. Thanks, Tories).
Originally posted by QuincyHuge youth and young people support for Labour right now. Whether that's enough will be seen to be believed, the Tories still have a large chance of winning, but I hope that the support that Corbyn has garnered through his campaigning (which has been relentless) has bolstered Labour enough for a win.
I'm seeing a lot of social media traction with the labour party
I really, really hope so. Without sounding too dramatic, my family's future depends on it – my dad is disabled, so if the Tories continue to privatise the NHS, my dad's need for hospital support could end up bankrupting us.