parklane1
Vic Buckingham
Desperate for votes obviously.
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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)
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Desperate for votes obviously.
I'll use whatever label you like if it means I get to stop giving away half of what's mine.Yes you are a Trot?
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
I see a row on the TV this morning with a guy defending that there are 100 genders now which people can identify with. The worlds a funny old place.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
What a joke
If you a rooster you're a bloke
If you have a fanny you're a doris
End of
100 fudging clams
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
I am ok with people identifying as what they like but don't expect me to become an expert in 100 genders, you are either a woman or a man as far as I am concerned.
markysimmo
Johnny nice-tits
I've decided today I'm going to be a Chewit
Grays_1890
Colin Calderwood
how do you do it?
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
What flavour though?
Don´t label him
Baleforce
Ron Henry
what about the people who have both, or neither?
Rorschach
Sonny Walters
Sorry it's an EU directive
glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
Can you have neither?
StephenH
David Ginola
Yes after you’ve been married for a while!
Baleforce
Ron Henry
it happens
First the bendy bananas now this. When will the madness end?
nayimfromthehalfwayline
Luka Modric
https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2019/oct/16/louise-ellman-quits-labour-party-over-antisemitism
Dame Louise Ellman has announced that she is leaving the Labour party because she “can no longer advocate voting Labour when it risks Corbyn becoming PM”.
In a tweet, Ellman, 73, said: “I have made the truly agonising decision to leave the Labour party after 55 years. I can no longer advocate voting Labour when it risks Corbyn becoming PM. I will continue to serve the people of Liverpool Riverside as I have had the honour to do since 1997.”
In a longer statement, the Jewish MP attacked the Labour leader’s record on antisemitism, saying: “Under Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership, antisemitism has become mainstream in the Labour party. Jewish members have been bullied, abused and driven out. Antisemites have felt comfortable and vile conspiracy theories have been propagated. A party that permits anti-Jewish racism to flourish cannot be called anti-racist.”
She added: “The overwhelming majority of the Jewish community is fearful of what a Corbyn government might mean for Britain’s Jews. I share those concerns. But this issue is not simply about the Jewish community. This is about the nature of our society. Jeremy Corbyn’s seeming tolerance of antisemitism would embolden racists, poison our public debate and damage the social cohesion of our country.
“My values – traditional Labour values – have remained the same. It is Labour, under Jeremy Corbyn, that has changed. He has presided over a culture of hatred, fear and intolerance in the Labour party.
“But this issue is no longer just about the Labour party – it is about the threat a Jeremy Corbyn premiership could pose to the country.”
She said she would not join any other party. “I hope that under different leadership I will be able to return to my political home.”
A Labour spokesperson said: “Jeremy Corbyn thanks Louise Ellman for her service to the Labour party over many years.
“Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour party are fully committed to the support, defence and celebration of the Jewish community and continue to take robust action to root out antisemitism in the party and wider society.
“Jeremy Corbyn has consistently supported struggles for human rights and justice around the world and made the right calls in the interests of security and peace.”
Harriet Harman described Ellman’s resignation as “very sad news”. “Thank you, Louise, for your terrific contribution to parliament, politics and the Labour party!” she tweeted.
The issue of antisemitism in Labour has been a major factor in the resignation of other MPs, including Ian Austin, who quit earlier this year, saying there was a “culture of extremism, antisemitism and intolerance” in Labour. Luciana Berger, a persistent critic of the Labour leadership, faced antisemitic abuse and quit in February. She has since joined the Liberal Democrats.
Dame Louise Ellman has announced that she is leaving the Labour party because she “can no longer advocate voting Labour when it risks Corbyn becoming PM”.
In a tweet, Ellman, 73, said: “I have made the truly agonising decision to leave the Labour party after 55 years. I can no longer advocate voting Labour when it risks Corbyn becoming PM. I will continue to serve the people of Liverpool Riverside as I have had the honour to do since 1997.”
In a longer statement, the Jewish MP attacked the Labour leader’s record on antisemitism, saying: “Under Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership, antisemitism has become mainstream in the Labour party. Jewish members have been bullied, abused and driven out. Antisemites have felt comfortable and vile conspiracy theories have been propagated. A party that permits anti-Jewish racism to flourish cannot be called anti-racist.”
She added: “The overwhelming majority of the Jewish community is fearful of what a Corbyn government might mean for Britain’s Jews. I share those concerns. But this issue is not simply about the Jewish community. This is about the nature of our society. Jeremy Corbyn’s seeming tolerance of antisemitism would embolden racists, poison our public debate and damage the social cohesion of our country.
“My values – traditional Labour values – have remained the same. It is Labour, under Jeremy Corbyn, that has changed. He has presided over a culture of hatred, fear and intolerance in the Labour party.
“But this issue is no longer just about the Labour party – it is about the threat a Jeremy Corbyn premiership could pose to the country.”
She said she would not join any other party. “I hope that under different leadership I will be able to return to my political home.”
A Labour spokesperson said: “Jeremy Corbyn thanks Louise Ellman for her service to the Labour party over many years.
“Jeremy Corbyn and the Labour party are fully committed to the support, defence and celebration of the Jewish community and continue to take robust action to root out antisemitism in the party and wider society.
“Jeremy Corbyn has consistently supported struggles for human rights and justice around the world and made the right calls in the interests of security and peace.”
Harriet Harman described Ellman’s resignation as “very sad news”. “Thank you, Louise, for your terrific contribution to parliament, politics and the Labour party!” she tweeted.
The issue of antisemitism in Labour has been a major factor in the resignation of other MPs, including Ian Austin, who quit earlier this year, saying there was a “culture of extremism, antisemitism and intolerance” in Labour. Luciana Berger, a persistent critic of the Labour leadership, faced antisemitic abuse and quit in February. She has since joined the Liberal Democrats.
glasgowspur
Dimitar Berbatov
Excuse my ignorance, so is it just hole, they must pee surely?
Baleforce
Ron Henry
google it, there are all manner of ambiguities, surgery can be required
Glenda's Legs
Les Ferdinand
DUP still saying they don't support it. So Boris thinks he can get it through parliament anyway? Or knows he can't?