Election 2017: Can Labour win under Jeremy Corbyn?

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  • čas přidán 20. 04. 2017
  • Jeremy Corbyn has come out fighting on Day Three of the pre-election campaign, with a fiercely anti-Establishment speech, promising to put power and wealth back into the hands of the people. He told a roomful of enthusiastic supporters that Labour would overturn the “rigged system”, which he said was set up to favour the “ruling elite”.
    Many Labour MPs who are seeking to defend their seats in the forthcoming election are famously less than enthusiastic about Jeremy Corbyn’s leadership. But some of them - particularly in traditional Labour strongholds in the north of England - have a second problem: they campaigned in favour of Britain remaining in the EU, while the majority of their constituents voted to leave.

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  • @alanhill6182
    @alanhill6182 Před 7 lety +190

    Time to take back our services that have been stolen by the Tories and given to their mates for next to nothing. JC4PM and renationalise our public services, especially the NHS & Trains.

    • @davidulanovsky8943
      @davidulanovsky8943 Před 7 lety +2

      Diadorax Any actual facts to support your decline?

    • @AdamSmith-gs2dv
      @AdamSmith-gs2dv Před 7 lety +3

      Oh yes because Amtrak shows how great nationalized trains are....

    • @ahmd-mi9964
      @ahmd-mi9964 Před 7 lety

      spot on Alan , we need act now and be active in cutting through Tory propaganda coz if establishments get rid of Corbyn they will say policies were bad, so no more similar programs.

    • @robinhood7874
      @robinhood7874 Před 7 lety +7

      ***VOTE FOR THE NHS. VOTE LABOUR***

    • @WankersCramp69
      @WankersCramp69 Před 7 lety +3

      With what money? The magic money that will fall from the sky that Labour has said will happen if they win?

  • @tomsapwell5016
    @tomsapwell5016 Před 7 lety +399

    I'm so tired of the bias from the media- even the title is leading.

    • @Relisysification
      @Relisysification Před 7 lety +15

      Tom Sapwell asking the question "can labour win" is neutral, can they win "under corbyn" implies corbyn is a negative effect on labour they have to overcome.
      can 'corbyn win for labour' is the opposite for example

    • @Relisysification
      @Relisysification Před 7 lety +3

      fred venas you asked how.
      not whether the bias is deserved or not.
      besides which I believe that it is not deserved as he won two leadership campaigns and the big issue labour has is that labour is split between more centralist or even conservative blairites and more socialist corbynites.

    • @Relisysification
      @Relisysification Před 7 lety +2

      fred venas but your argument is that it isnt bias because the bias it is putting out there is correct.
      that is literally begging the question.
      it is biased against corbyn regardless of validity of the argument.

    • @Relisysification
      @Relisysification Před 7 lety

      fred venas they are not trying to potty the neutral standard.
      they are legally obliged to on the BBC.
      all other media outlets are allowed to have bias, hence newspapers having clear agendas.
      however the prevailing and tiring argument at hand is that corbyn is not popular enough and is seen as a weak leader, those outlets then got out of their way to prove that point with confirmation bias.
      if you look for people who think that Teresa may is a weak leader and has no credibility nor does her government as they nearly lost their majority to scandal during a term in office and this general election is a farcical and flagrant act of opportunism on behalf of the Tory's to stay in power where their mandate is weakest but the polling is strongest.
      you could get as many half arsed interviews with people to back that opinion as the media has gotten with "don't you think corbyn is a bit scruffy and has the charisma of a grass fed geography teacher"

    • @martinlannister797
      @martinlannister797 Před 7 lety

      fred venas So far the Conservatives have gained control of five councils while Labour have lost control of three. Labour are absolutely fucked

  • @socialistabdi8066
    @socialistabdi8066 Před 7 lety +56

    No NHS, Tories are weak on Trump, Cuts on schools, Homeless epidemic, global warming damn we need a labour government, working class people need a labour government.

    • @tommyharrington3094
      @tommyharrington3094 Před 7 lety

      Privatised healthcare is good, bad idea to attack the leader of our #1 ally, government intervention to help homeless would be a leech on people's money and screw up the economy even more by paying people to do nothing, global warming can only be solved effectively by convincing corporations to stop it not forcing them. We definitely don't need a labour government

    • @studmalexy
      @studmalexy Před 6 lety

      what has Trump done that's so wrong?.....cut taxes for small busineses..oh no...what a monster

    • @valleycommando6089
      @valleycommando6089 Před 4 lety

      Socialist Abdi
      in Corbynland Britain is always in the wrong. Always, always, always. During the Cold War, obviously. Against Islamo-fascists, too (we started it). Even when the UK was up against a Fascist junta in the case of the Falklands, it was Britain that Corbynites thought was in the wrong. Now Corbyn says he wants to explore joint ownership with Argentina. What possible argument is there for this? Almost everyone on the Falklands wants the islands to maintain their current status. Blood was shed. They are not going to be handed over, and God help any political party that goes into an election advocating what amounts to surrender.

    • @valleycommando6089
      @valleycommando6089 Před 4 lety

      Socialist Abdi
      2014, the year before he became Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn spoke at an anti -West demonstration and outlined his long -standing view that Nato was set up to "promote a Cold War with the Soviet Union".
      According to Mr Corbyn: "Nato was founded in order to promote a Cold War with the Soviet Union. That resulted in the formation of the Warsaw Pact." Most of us think the collapse of the Soviet Union was one of the most liberating events in the modern world.
      But in Mr Corbyn's view it was a tragedy. Worse, Poland should never have been allowed to join Nato because that was a deliberate provocation to Russia.
      Similarly, when Russia invaded Ukraine in 2014, he argued in the Morning Star that President Putin was acting defensively against the US and Nato. The invasion was "not unprovoked". And from Seumas Milne, Mr Corbyn's closest adviser: "Putin's absorption of Crimea and support for the rebellion in eastern Ukraine is clearly defensive."
      No wonder that Labour's first reaction to the attempted murder of Sergei Skripal was to doubt Russian guilt.

    • @serinadelmar6012
      @serinadelmar6012 Před 4 lety

      Mr Hole curiously enough I doubt that is what they were referring to.

  • @You-are-right-but
    @You-are-right-but Před 7 lety +217

    Got to agree, Corbyn is for people. May is an opportunist and only out for her mega rich donors.

    • @davidulanovsky8943
      @davidulanovsky8943 Před 7 lety +2

      Carl New oh god, fascism is back.

    • @martinlannister797
      @martinlannister797 Před 7 lety +1

      fakefake539 Theresa May is for Britain. And stop hating on the rich, it's not their fault your poor

    • @martinlannister797
      @martinlannister797 Před 7 lety +1

      Carl New here are some facts for you Carl.
      Labour result in GE1997 418 seats
      Labour result in GE2015 232
      In the past 20 years labour have lost close to 190 mps. He now has 229. Of them 13 have resigned. Corbyn has to keep his current 216 MPs and win at least a 100 to win. Good luck with that.

    • @ahmd-mi9964
      @ahmd-mi9964 Před 7 lety

      simply put, yes

    • @simonecowell5559
      @simonecowell5559 Před 7 lety +2

      fakefake539 how do you figure? The first thing she said as PM was she wanted to increase social mobility. Conservatives have made sure every employer has to offer workplace pensions, including low skill jobs, low paying jobs. They've introduced help to buy government schemes for those on a lower wage. I don't get how increaseing the minimum wage, putting more into the NHS, AND nationalising the railways AND cutting student loans to nil adds up. These are all things the government have to pay for, with the free movement he wants we're going to go broke.

  • @tg92277
    @tg92277 Před 7 lety +12

    Really disappointed with the Greens. Back in 2015, they were talking about raising wages, protecting public utilities, building council housing, fairer taxation, electoral reform and the other systemic issues. All they'll talk about now is resisting brexit and play into the distraction the bourgeois press have handed to Saint Theresa!

  • @linrenjie
    @linrenjie Před 7 lety +30

    I don't get why the Labour MPs don't like Corbyn.

    • @isoaqua5825
      @isoaqua5825 Před 7 lety +5

      JUNE MARKS THE END OF MAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
      If anyone tells you Labour have no policies they are lying.
      £10 minimum wage for all workers over the age of 18.
      Ban companies based in tax havens bidding for government contracts.All rented accommodation to be fit for human habitation.==Renationalise the railways.==
      Renationalise the NHS . Free school meals for primary school children. Create a National Education Service. ==Scrap tuition fees== .Restore NHS.Bursaries Increase the carers allowance.Create a National Investment Bank.End the public sector pay freeze.End sweetheart tax deals between HMRC and massive corporations.Stop major corporations ripping off their suppliers.==Reverse the Tory corporation tax cuts.===Defend Human Rights.Zero Hours Contracts ban.Holding the Tories to account over Brexit Housebuilding Combat inequality.
      Vote Labour for the 99% not the 1%.

    • @orangeedo
      @orangeedo Před 7 lety +2

      RenJie Lin You'll find out on results day

    • @orangeedo
      @orangeedo Před 7 lety +1

      EdgeOfSanity He's a Marxist. therefore a dangerous man.

    • @Jim90117
      @Jim90117 Před 7 lety

      Because Labour is a Blairite party now, do not ask me why senior politicians in the Labour party wish to shape themselves and the party after one of the worst Prime Ministers we've ever had but they do. Jeremy Corbyn actually represents a left mind in a (supposedly) left party and so he is ostracized.

    • @richardclark6113
      @richardclark6113 Před 7 lety +1

      RenJie Lin
      Corbyn has no clue.
      He just wants to borrow money and never pay it back.
      He lives on another planet.

  • @mc-tr2vh
    @mc-tr2vh Před 6 lety +6

    He has more chance of winning the lottery 3 times in succession.
    And if he did the shock would kill the old fool the same day.

  • @shamanahaboolist
    @shamanahaboolist Před 7 lety +15

    YEAH! JEZ WE CAN take our country from the plutocrats!

    • @Dylan-hy2zj
      @Dylan-hy2zj Před 7 lety +1

      Matthew Brown he's not a communist that's just what the newspapers say

  • @DannyPoet
    @DannyPoet Před 7 lety +25

    Vote Labour! Anyone but Tory please.. country for all.. not just the 1%

    • @AdamSmith-gs2dv
      @AdamSmith-gs2dv Před 7 lety +1

      Daniel Mansfield Oh shut up about your 1% scare mongering, I swear all you lefties are literally the same....

    • @HammerheadGuitar
      @HammerheadGuitar Před 7 lety +4

      This 1% must be really good since they are able to keep defeating the 99% in elections. Stop socialism and vote conservative.

  • @roberthartlepool1756
    @roberthartlepool1756 Před 7 lety +17

    I've spent years helping disabled people who are being driven to an early grave by the Work Capability Assessments (commonly known as the ATOS deaths). If Corbyn wins I have a hope, indeed the people I try to help have a hope, that he may stop the suffering and abuse, stop the suicides, stop the unnecessary deaths. He has to win. If he doesn't I can see a lot of disabled people who wont be around for the next general election.

    • @walterthecat2145
      @walterthecat2145 Před 3 lety

      Anyone who supports terrorists and supports the shot hole that is Venezuela is nothing to look forward to

  • @toriesout2702
    @toriesout2702 Před 7 lety +25

    Yes he can! There is real enthusiasm for him so the media and establishment are scared. Theresa May's will continue to choose tiny venues as she knows she cannot draw any large crowds in rallies.

    • @ScaroRussell
      @ScaroRussell Před 7 lety +1

      haha, no one is afraid of Corbyn and his party of champagne socialists.

    • @studmalexy
      @studmalexy Před 6 lety

      Theresa may is doing a good job

  • @greigsharp3716
    @greigsharp3716 Před 7 lety +5

    5:39 "I'm sick of voting" how can you complain about democracy?

    • @bearwolffish
      @bearwolffish Před 7 lety +1

      I'm sick of corrupt police, and can still complain about police corruption.

    • @videowatchr5565
      @videowatchr5565 Před měsícem

      2 party system is not a democracy.

  • @t814
    @t814 Před 7 lety +19

    Jeremy Corbyn will raise the minimum wage to £10 for all adults over 18. Theresa May will raise taxes for the working class #Torypolicies #VoteLabour #JC4PM

  • @danielhelder9939
    @danielhelder9939 Před 7 lety +8

    VOTE LABOUR! I can not vote as I am 17, so please secure my future by voting for Labour. Thank you.

    • @RforRip
      @RforRip Před 7 lety +1

      Voting Conservative, get rekt :3

    • @t814
      @t814 Před 7 lety +1

      Daniel Helder #ImVotingLabour 🌹 Keep campaigning! #JC4PM #GE2017 #minimumwage #ourNHS #education #pensions #carersallowance

    • @RforRip
      @RforRip Před 7 lety +1

      There's already a minimum wage, and it's increased quite a lot compared to the labour government where it stagnated around the £6-6.50 mark for years. Noones going to pay a McDonalds worker £10 an hour, f that

    • @shaunpmarshall
      @shaunpmarshall Před 5 lety

      looks like your vote would have gone wrong

    • @TheAztecGamer123
      @TheAztecGamer123 Před 3 měsíci

      ​@@RforRipDamn so you still think the same. Or did you grow up?

  • @aidengreen3151
    @aidengreen3151 Před 7 lety +2

    I'm sorry, can you find me any footage of Jeremy Corbyn saying there would be a 2nd EU referendum? His manifesto states they want a healthy relationship with the EU

  • @damavand5750
    @damavand5750 Před 7 lety +11

    He is hope for ordinary British people not for rich bastards

  • @neilkruse835
    @neilkruse835 Před 4 lety +3

    "The next Prime Minister of the UK, Jeremy Corbyn......"
    HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

  • @lordoffrog2354
    @lordoffrog2354 Před 7 lety +8

    Not biased at all

  • @guevaramarwan
    @guevaramarwan Před 7 lety +19

    yes they can win especially under Jeremy Corbyn

    • @guevaramarwan
      @guevaramarwan Před 7 lety

      we're not fucking off anywhere ....we're here to stay and win loll

    • @jameslanaghan93
      @jameslanaghan93 Před 5 lety +1

      And he deserves to win

  • @TheGodlessGuitarist
    @TheGodlessGuitarist Před 7 lety +3

    Come on JC. Let's knock them Concorporates out!

  • @darkshadowssonic
    @darkshadowssonic Před 7 lety +3

    I'm so utterly tired of the main stream media shitting on Corbyn. Literally theirs nothing wrong with him main stream media doesn't want him to win because he represents a change they dont want. anyone who's working class who votes for the Tories needs their head examining.

    • @oneoflokis
      @oneoflokis Před rokem

      Exactly! If only more people had "got it" in 2019!!

  • @edwardrussell7168
    @edwardrussell7168 Před 7 lety +3

    He can win if common mortals vote for a common looking and thinking mortal... if people wish to vote for those who support rich and powerful then nothing will change for the common. What we sow so shall we reap... is the Divine Law working in human world.. period.

  • @leowatkins1518
    @leowatkins1518 Před 7 lety

    That WHY at 1:06 is hilarious

  • @dreipfeile3352
    @dreipfeile3352 Před 7 lety +1

    Yes.

  • @isoaqua5825
    @isoaqua5825 Před 7 lety +28

    JUNE MARKS THE END OF MAY !!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    • @isoaqua5825
      @isoaqua5825 Před 7 lety

      five fucking days ago !!!!!!!!!!!! Labour's plan for Brexit has been unveiled today in a major general election campaign speech by Sir Keir Starmer.
      “Freedom of movement will have to end as we leave the EU,” Sir Keir said.
      “It's an EU law and it ends when we leave.”
      "We want businesses to trade as successfully in the future as they have done in the past. That is not a wish list, it is an absolute imperative in these negotiations.
      "We accept that unchanged single market membership is not a viable option.
      "But we would want to leave the options on the table, to discuss with our European colleagues what the appetite is for change and revision and reform of some of the single market rules."
      www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/labour-plan-brexit-general-election-10290630?service=responsive

    • @tommyharrington3094
      @tommyharrington3094 Před 7 lety

      The opinion polls say otherwise

    • @CrossleyThePauper
      @CrossleyThePauper Před 7 lety

      wheeeyyy

    • @abby-cally
      @abby-cally Před 7 lety +1

      Isometric Aquariums I sure hope so

    • @isoaqua5825
      @isoaqua5825 Před 7 lety +1

      Abby..... two weeks .... then reply :D x

  • @t814
    @t814 Před 7 lety +8

    Jeremy Corbyn was elected Leader of the Labour Party two years in a row by a membership larger than all the other parties combined. How many votes did all the others receive to become leader of their party? #VoteLabour #JC4PM

  • @bearwolffish
    @bearwolffish Před 7 lety +2

    Yes he can

  • @lbezford432
    @lbezford432 Před 7 lety +1

    I actually audibly laughed when May said strong and stable, I'm surprised she didn't say brexit means brexit too

  • @treid100182
    @treid100182 Před 7 lety +8

    UK,
    As an American, PLEASE notice Jeremy Corbyn is the best thing that can happen to your country.

  • @Dangaa118
    @Dangaa118 Před 7 lety +6

    Please vote labour guys

    • @shaunpmarshall
      @shaunpmarshall Před 5 lety

      looking like even labour doesn't want itself voted

  • @RitchieRosson
    @RitchieRosson Před 7 lety

    Giving him an autocue was a mistake. He looks so awkward reading from it.

  • @avenginglettuce
    @avenginglettuce Před 7 lety +2

    Here's what it comes down to for me. Over the next parliament, it's possible that some significant trade deals could be put in place, so who do you trust not to sell the NHS off to American insurers, who do you trust not to sell worker protections down the river, who do you think will least allow the country to be obliged into another unpopular war?
    You don't have to pretend Corbyn is perfect or even the ideal Labour candidate for Prime Minister, but I doubt even his fiercest critic, would suggest that a Corbyn led Britain would ever do any of these things. Give May a super majority, and we're giving her a free hand to allow the free market fanatics in her own party, a chance to turn us more into an American style, dollar worshipping county, where workers, environment and food standards are sacrificed at the alter of corporatism.
    Just go and check the details of TTIP to see what likely awaits us across the negotiation table, probably worse now with a protectionist America, under Donald Trump. Do you see Corbyn bending to Trump? The guy faced down his entire party, twice. Whatever else he is, he's not easily cowed and when Trump puts the NHS on the table, it's only Corbyn, not May I trust to protect this country from the corporate vultures.

  • @dr.engineering201
    @dr.engineering201 Před 7 lety +133

    Jeremy is doing his bit in trying to persuade the electorate! But we as the supporters need to take a stand in helping him, we have probably got friends who support conservatives, lib dems, ukip, we need to persuade them why they should vote labour, to give them a fighting chance. Who is with me!!!! Vote for JC

    • @thebadman7471
      @thebadman7471 Před 7 lety +5

      LMAO i would rather kill a left winger than talk to them, you scumbag west hating west destroying pieces of fucking human SHIT.

    • @epiphany55
      @epiphany55 Před 7 lety +4

      What about left wingers who voted for Brexit? Would you just maim them?

    • @dr.engineering201
      @dr.engineering201 Před 7 lety +6

      Shows how deluded you are mate

    • @dr.engineering201
      @dr.engineering201 Před 7 lety +4

      epiphany55 some of the left did vote for brexit and we can say nearly all of us accept the vote including Jeremy corbyn, he has got a plan which is going to put the intrests of Britain first. Did u know manufacturers and companies trust corbyn more on his promises than may and that chances the pound value decreases in may is in charge will be higher after brexit

    • @jamesgrey785
      @jamesgrey785 Před 7 lety +2

      Fuck off Philip

  • @VIVABELLAVIVAHERMANO
    @VIVABELLAVIVAHERMANO Před 7 lety +33

    VOTE Labour 2017

    • @VIVABELLAVIVAHERMANO
      @VIVABELLAVIVAHERMANO Před 7 lety +3

      Vote labour 2017

    • @VIVABELLAVIVAHERMANO
      @VIVABELLAVIVAHERMANO Před 7 lety +1

      Matthew Brown, go away you daily mail reading, cynical racist, little Englander mentality, we will now see, if the Tories, will fix the real issues, it's easy to scale goat than to do something

    • @AdamSmith-gs2dv
      @AdamSmith-gs2dv Před 7 lety

      No #loserCorbyn

    • @jrgboy
      @jrgboy Před 7 lety

      Personally Labour always win in my ward, though I never vote for them so I am thinking of not bothering cos they are all a bunch if arseholes, I first voted in 1970, I also voted against Europe in 1973 cos I didn't trust the French or Germans

    • @jrgboy
      @jrgboy Před 7 lety

      Then I guess I will toss a coin on the Green party and 2 independents, though Labour has over 20,000 majority were I live, it's been Labour for over 40 years.

  • @gwynhyfer
    @gwynhyfer Před 7 lety +2

    Of course he can win. What happens is you have a vote and if you vote enough Labour MPs then he will be Prime Minister. It's called democracy. But of course the msm are owned by rich people who don't want somebody who would actually do good things to win. How about the msm do their job and report actual policies rather than focus on sharing opinion...?

  • @Jason-vm9cd
    @Jason-vm9cd Před 7 lety +2

    Not a chance! Even his colleagues know it, hence why they've been leaving in droves.

  • @doctorpsychokiller4571
    @doctorpsychokiller4571 Před 7 lety +3

    I'm not really a fan of Labour, or the Conservatives for that matter, but I think that May has actually underestimated Corbyn.

  • @aidencurl
    @aidencurl Před 7 lety +3

    I bloody hope so and I can't wait to vote for him on June 8th.

  • @paynee89
    @paynee89 Před 7 lety +1

    Not one mention of policy, differences between candidates, voting records so far. What people are fed up of isn't voting - it's this political vagueness and the repetition of it everywhere which gets people down about elections. This is exactly what conservatives would want atm as it tends to affect younger people (i.e. majority non-tory voters) more than most.

  • @Vaygor
    @Vaygor Před 7 lety +1

    He will, don't worry.

  • @wEstEgg8899
    @wEstEgg8899 Před 7 lety +179

    JC4PM

    • @R2D2C3POSKYWALKER
      @R2D2C3POSKYWALKER Před 7 lety +2

      Theresa May’s secret plans are to replace NHS England with private US healthcare system Kaiser Permanente.
      Kaiser Permanente is a private healthcare organisation based in California.
      But unlike many other private healthcare companies in the US, Kaiser provides a complete model of integrated pre-paid insurance along with healthcare which is supposedly provided free at the point of need.
      This is a system much like our own NHS but with three major differences - Kaiser’s healthcare provision is much more expensive than the NHS, the healthcare provision side is run for profit and unlike the NHS its cover isn’t comprehensive - it only covers those people who are in work. Despite that, Secretary of State for Health Jeremy Hunt seems to love Kaiser. He and other ministers have personally visited the company at its California headquarters to implement the system within the next 2 years.
      So if the Tories win in June - say goodbye to the NHS in England and hello to Kaiser Permanente.
      That's the reason you should vote Labour.

    • @robinhood7874
      @robinhood7874 Před 7 lety +3

      ***VOTE FOR THE NHS. VOTE LABOUR***

    • @BIGNOIDS
      @BIGNOIDS Před 7 lety

      Not a chance, lol. The only real question should be how big will May's majority be. It's damage control for Labour, nothing more.

    • @t814
      @t814 Před 7 lety +1

      BIG-NABZ Even #KimJongMay doesn't believe she'll win. That's why the Tories keep repeating the "strong and stable leadership", because they have nothing to offer in terms of future policies and nothing to show for themselves from the past 7 years in government. That's why they're resorting to this cheap method used by advertising corporations when they know their product is of poor quality. Even after setting the entire mainstream media against him like some aggressive guard dog. The media even resorted to using a poll that only represented the elderly to make May look good but even then, Jeremy Corbyn's Labour still came second. Most of his voters are the young and educated. Now that May has alienated her core supporters, the pensioners, and completely ignored the young where is she supposed to get her support from? The working and middle class who have not only had their wallets squeezed these past 7 years but then are disturbed at work and forced to take part in a staged campaign listening to her complain? And this winger describes herself as 'strong and stable'.
      But are they?
      - This Tory government was opposed by the public in the EU referendum
      - This Tory government's leader resigned after repeatedly stating he wouldn't
      - This Tory government is then forced to change its leader
      - This Tory government calls a General Election 3 years early after repeatedly stating it wouldn't
      This list doesn't even include them breaking their election pledges or the desire to start nuclear war. Or the lie about a coalition of chaos when all opposition parties have ruled out any kind of coalition. Guess the Tories couldn't think of anything so they had to recycle this rubbish rather than trust #TemperamentalTheresa in front of voters and the press. Or does #TyranicalTheresa sound better? #ToriesOut #austerity #poverty #homelessness #privatisation #taxhaven #taxavoidance #abuse #fundingcuts #Trump #Murdoch #JeremyHunt

    • @BIGNOIDS
      @BIGNOIDS Před 7 lety

      TheMystery Gamer Labour have lost too many votes to UKIP, and the SNP to be considered a real threat, and there will be a good number of those who voted UKIP last time round who will be voting Conservative to help push Brexit through. I honestly can't see anything but a Tory majority.

  • @markstar6056
    @markstar6056 Před 7 lety +3

    I believe in Jeremy Corbyn...he has my vote...VOTE LABOUR!!

  • @berlinmitte10117
    @berlinmitte10117 Před 7 lety +1

    Simple answer? No.

  • @isoaqua5825
    @isoaqua5825 Před 7 lety +1

    five fucking days ago !!!!!!!!!!!! Labour's plan for Brexit has been unveiled today in a major general election campaign speech by Sir Keir Starmer.
    “Freedom of movement will have to end as we leave the EU,” Sir Keir said.
    “It's an EU law and it ends when we leave.”
    "We want businesses to trade as successfully in the future as they have done in the past. That is not a wish list, it is an absolute imperative in these negotiations.
    "We accept that unchanged single market membership is not a viable option.
    "But we would want to leave the options on the table, to discuss with our European colleagues what the appetite is for change and revision and reform of some of the single market rules."
    www.mirror.co.uk/news/politics/labour-plan-brexit-general-election-10290630?service=responsive

  • @xAKIMBOCURLYx
    @xAKIMBOCURLYx Před 7 lety +3

    no

  • @asifqureshi5968
    @asifqureshi5968 Před 7 lety +82

    labour under JC will WIN

    • @robbiekop7
      @robbiekop7 Před 7 lety +5

      Who Jesus Christ that's who labour would need to win

    • @th8257
      @th8257 Před 7 lety +3

      Todd Sadler Tory austerity has slashed budgets for schools. Nothing else.

    • @philipeaton3102
      @philipeaton3102 Před 7 lety +3

      labour under corbyn lose

    • @robbiekop7
      @robbiekop7 Před 7 lety

      Too old like Bernie Sanders was

    • @robbiekop7
      @robbiekop7 Před 7 lety

      Too old like Bernie Sanders was

  • @xyzsame4081
    @xyzsame4081 Před 5 lety +2

    Interesting to watch it later - and how the perception of Corbyn (no leader, May is the stronger leader) was obviously and negatively shaped by mainstream media. (This piece is consistentl and subtle, the British Press is rabid).

  • @dantaylor7344
    @dantaylor7344 Před 7 lety +2

    Antidote to UKIP? I like the sound of that! Just what I wanted to hear from Corbyn.

  • @krileayn
    @krileayn Před 7 lety +5

    No, no he cannot.

  • @ameliacoleman3094
    @ameliacoleman3094 Před 7 lety +101

    Fml if this guy doesn't win my whole future will be affected. This guy is revolutionary, however talking into consideration the stupidity of most adults in this country I highly doubt it. But I pray he does. I'm only 14 so I obviously cant vote yet, but I'm rooting Corbyn regardless.
    Edit: I'm not asking for the hate and negativity, gosh I'm just expressing my views.

    • @t814
      @t814 Před 7 lety +9

      Emily Skye I'm happy to hear young people are paying attention to this. Even if you can't vote, you can speak to older students and other adults that you know. Don't talk to strangers without an adult. A lot of people feel disillusioned after 7 years of #Torycuts and assume Corbyn is the same as Blair's loyalists. You can campaign for Corbyn by getting them to register (just takes a minute) and to #VoteLabour #JC4PM get your peers involved too. Use the Tory minimum wage changes as incentive. When you're older, no matter what happens, don't ever give up on your right to vote. Enjoy being young :)

    • @ameliacoleman3094
      @ameliacoleman3094 Před 7 lety +9

      TheMystery Gamer haha I'm one of the few people of my own age that actually cares about their future, and yes I have tried talking to adults many times about my views but it usually gets disregarded. However, I guess I have to keep on trying🤷‍♀️

    • @petrmaly9087
      @petrmaly9087 Před 7 lety +8

      Dear Emily. I will not disregard you opinion, I fully respect it. I just think it is not only wrong, but even dangerous. I know, it will hurt your feelings, but JC will not win. Do not worry, though, it will not change much. I come from a country, that, in time of my birth, was socialist. Literally, not only by name (no private business at all, not even a baker, or plumber, not a single one, all government employees, or in government organised and controlled collective establishments). It harmed the country very much. Not only the economy, but even the people themselves, their liberties. Why do you think that some countries have to protect their borders from outsiders, while others had soldiers shooting from machine guns at anybody, who was trying to escape from there?
      OK, these might not be arguments against JC. Consider this. How much do you think is a decent income? Look at how much JC makes. Judge for yourself, I can just tell you, that there are many people around me, that live and take good care of their children with less, than 10% of his income. Anyway, I ha a communist in our family - he never said that people should be paid this amount, or that amount, that people should pay higher taxes, or provide others with education, or housing... He only said, that he would do it - and he spent his entire life helping others. He never lived in luxury, what he had, he gave away, he dedicated his time and money to help those in need. Except for a good radio and some books, he did not own any unnecessary property. He was smart, university educated teacher. When he said something good about socialism, he really meant it. Jeremy Corbyn is a joke. A rich man, champagne socialist. A man, who suggested maximum legal income - surprise - just above what he personally makes. He is a rich, populist, explaining tou you why you must give more, while living in luxury himself. And in case you are wondering, yes, there are left-wing politicians, who give up all the money they make over certain (usually low) limit. You just don't see them so often, I can think of only some in France.
      Are you sure you have enough information? This is not about your age. This goes through all generations. I talked with a lot of people. See, I am an immigrant. I work for minimum wage. My wife as well. We do not collect benefits, we do not live in subsidised housing, nothing. Full market price. I can not judge for the British people, but If I was a citizen, I would choose Brexit. I would never vote for Labour, or any left-wing party. And all the people are so shocked, when I say it. The very idea that someone like me even exists is so "refreshing" "great" "unexpected" (most common word used by them). The reality is I am not the exception. I come from one of the V4 countries (loose coalition of Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia and Hungary). If there was a voting on leaving the EU in any of these countries, about 60% of citizens would vote "leave". Yet by the media, I am considered "immigrant", so naturally, I must love the EU, be multicultural and love immigration. I am also low-income atheist, so I must vote Labour (or liberal, or green). Well, I am none of those things. I think that immigrant should respect the law of the country, respect local culture and should not automatically get all of the rights.
      My grandfathers uncle died protecting Britain against foreign power en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No._311_Squadron_RAF I came here to work and live. I will not give up what I have and I do not want what is not mine. This is my basic value in life and Thus I can never vote left.

    • @thebadman7471
      @thebadman7471 Před 7 lety +9

      You don't know what you're talking about you stupid little girl, go back to your makeup tutorials.

    • @ameliacoleman3094
      @ameliacoleman3094 Před 7 lety +6

      The BadMan ok now that kinda hurt, bruh you don't have to be sucha douche about it.

  • @darwin4219
    @darwin4219 Před 7 lety

    yes

  • @hismail9654
    @hismail9654 Před 7 lety +1

    Next general election will be in 2022, do you really want a Tory government for that long, we have had enough with austerity and I hope others wake up. Give Jeremy a chance and vote Labour!

  • @pabbylink
    @pabbylink Před 7 lety

    When she said 'coalition of chaos' the woman in red rolled her eyes

  • @TheLastFraudster
    @TheLastFraudster Před 7 lety +57

    For the love of God vote Labour.

    • @dr.engineering201
      @dr.engineering201 Před 7 lety +6

      TheLastFraudster you no nothing about politics labour. Vote for jeremy

    • @TheLastFraudster
      @TheLastFraudster Před 7 lety

      Know not no.

    • @Martyntd5
      @Martyntd5 Před 7 lety +2

      Which God would that be?

    • @danieljeffersonc1376
      @danieljeffersonc1376 Před 7 lety +2

      Martyntd5 the one that wants you as slaves

    • @ebillyboi
      @ebillyboi Před 7 lety

      since when does god support liars(corbyn was anti EU 3-5 years ago)and a party which sends quality R.A.F. personnel to their death (iraq)

  • @roadrunner1337
    @roadrunner1337 Před 7 lety +3

    No

  • @mostlymessingabout
    @mostlymessingabout Před 7 lety +2

    June is the end of May

  • @Captain_Rhodes
    @Captain_Rhodes Před 7 lety +1

    jeremy corbyn ignored brexit did he? well what did theresa may do! she sat in a corner saying she wanted to remain and otherwise did FUCK ALL

  • @garsm2290
    @garsm2290 Před 7 lety +3

    No.

  • @oneoflokis
    @oneoflokis Před rokem +1

    Came so close, too.. 🙂

  • @houseofcommonsextratime8475

    We will find out on June 8th 2017 . . .

  • @Connurrr
    @Connurrr Před 7 lety +3

    Put simply, no.

  • @jonathancarless8496
    @jonathancarless8496 Před 7 lety +3

    One word, no.

  • @Awsomo666
    @Awsomo666 Před 7 lety

    YES

  • @michaelheeheejackson7255

    So you're going to a scrabble club full of old people and asking them who they're voting for as a representation of the country

  • @templarknight5557
    @templarknight5557 Před 7 lety +4

    LMFAO ....Please keep Corbyn ! While Labour has that old loony lefty dinosaur as leader , the is more chance of finding rocking horse shit than him being elected as a PM. Keeping Labour out of power is the best thing Britain can do. Labour is so far gone from the party it was meant to be it's beyond repair.

    • @templarknight5557
      @templarknight5557 Před 7 lety +1

      ***** Exactly. Everytime they get in they end up leaving the UK piss poor and in a right state. 3 times I have seen it in my lifetime , and just cant understand how short other peoples memory's are with how useless the Labour party really is.

    • @geraldinealderson2399
      @geraldinealderson2399 Před 7 lety

      Templar Knight you haven't got a clue have you

    • @templarknight5557
      @templarknight5557 Před 7 lety

      Geraldine Alderson I own no clues at all. You are correct. But I do know the Labour party is a pile of Marxist shit right now.

  • @mrtaz4340
    @mrtaz4340 Před 7 lety +1

    No matter how much the media makes him look bad we all know Jeremy is the one that cares about the poor and wants to help the struggling people who's voice isn't heard. Where on the hand Theresamay and the conservatives laugh when Corbyn talks about poverty rising in the UK and she keep talking about how she gonna make more money. She clearly don't care about you unless you're rich. Yes Corbyn can win!

  • @2005peasah
    @2005peasah Před 7 lety

    Bring it on, Robin Hood showed that he wasn't push over and he saved our poor and deprived masses.

  • @blastfromthepast8344
    @blastfromthepast8344 Před 7 lety +3

    There is NO CHANCE. Thank God.

  • @orangeedo
    @orangeedo Před 7 lety +7

    Anyone who voted Remain should give up voting... you were happy to give away democracy forever... stand by your principles.

  • @vinceeager8553
    @vinceeager8553 Před 7 lety

    5:40 "Not again. I'm sick of voting"
    I'm sure all the feminists that strived for her to be able to vote would appreciate that statement

  • @jrgboy
    @jrgboy Před 7 lety

    Remember when Blair got in, singing and dancing all night, within 3 months we found out what Labour were all about, people have long memories...

  • @tommyfairhurst9864
    @tommyfairhurst9864 Před 7 lety +10

    that man in charge this country no chance he a nutter

    • @haydentaylor8400
      @haydentaylor8400 Před 7 lety +4

      Who doesn't? Why should he be prosecuted for having a condition out of his control? That's if your claims are true.

    • @davidbeardsley9394
      @davidbeardsley9394 Před 7 lety +3

      Do you even know why you said that?

  • @charlespanzer1343
    @charlespanzer1343 Před 7 lety +7

    Vote for the right vote torys

    • @nunyabusiness7858
      @nunyabusiness7858 Před 7 lety

      Charles Panzer I'd rather vote UKIP if (I'm debating it in my head) I do vote for "the right" in the next general election.

    • @nunyabusiness7858
      @nunyabusiness7858 Před 7 lety +1

      Matthew Brown That might be true but never trust a Tory.

  • @williamtulett7013
    @williamtulett7013 Před 7 lety +1

    With a rebel yell !!!!!

  • @williamtulett7013
    @williamtulett7013 Před 7 lety +1

    There's a Shiver running Up and Down Jeremy Corbyn's back looking for a Spine.

  • @692mhw
    @692mhw Před 7 lety +20

    Couldn't find a seat on a empty train, couldn't find antisemitism in his own party, and won't be able to find a working-class vote come June 8th.

    • @awesomeavenger2810
      @awesomeavenger2810 Před 7 lety +1

      Lol

    • @bobrail2642
      @bobrail2642 Před 7 lety

      Biggus Dickus and once again typical his labour master Maclusky walks into top union job again were only 12% bothered to vote must be great labour supporters backing the unions Maclusky laughing all the way to the bank on about a vote 7 or 8 % of his so called strong union support

    • @jasonsmart6883
      @jasonsmart6883 Před 7 lety

      Biggus Dickus you don't actually think the working class are gonna opt for five more years of the Tories, do you?

    • @692mhw
      @692mhw Před 7 lety +1

      After the local election results it looks like the working class have realised that Identity politics, marxism and BS is not their thing. I was right, but a political ideologue wouldn't know that because they live in a middle class bubble.

  • @barbaranewcomb8645
    @barbaranewcomb8645 Před 7 lety +7

    RIP Labour, and good riddance!

  • @warsboerse5866
    @warsboerse5866 Před 7 lety +2

    Jeremy is a winner, the problem that is Labour isn't.

    • @Dylan-hy2zj
      @Dylan-hy2zj Před 7 lety

      You know his policies are common place in Europe, they are by no means communist.

  • @hammycats6919
    @hammycats6919 Před 7 lety +1

    I am voting Labour and I have my reasond why! xx

  • @major7thsmcgee973
    @major7thsmcgee973 Před 7 lety

    I ride Southern rail everyday. You get my vote Jezza!

  • @davyscales7732
    @davyscales7732 Před 7 lety

    Who ever wins it's normally by the majority vote, It's democracy, something alot of people in this country refuse to accept.

  • @GingerJamess
    @GingerJamess Před 7 lety +1

    As long as Diane Abbot is in Labour and head of the Home Secretary I refuse to vote labour

  • @LiamEFC.
    @LiamEFC. Před 7 lety

    Into these, Labour.

  • @TheReactor8
    @TheReactor8 Před 7 lety

    The lack of a Macron within Labour and the lack of realism of Jeremy not to step aside it is May that is able to crush the opposition before the coming recession crushes her.

  • @petrmaly9087
    @petrmaly9087 Před 7 lety +2

    I hope Jeremy Corbyn will talk more. I do not like the Labor party (not as much to vote for conservatives, though) and I would like to see the end of it. He is the only person, that can send the Labour party to hell, where it belongs. I never thought they would vote in more leftist version of Red Ken.

  • @michaelbashford2733
    @michaelbashford2733 Před 7 lety

    So two people would vote Labour even though they clearly have no belief in it's leader? Well that says it all really.

  • @neilnash5661
    @neilnash5661 Před 7 lety

    We will be amazed at the result of this election

  • @joshevans1176
    @joshevans1176 Před 7 lety

    Why does the wealth need to be shared?

  • @ToonandBBfan
    @ToonandBBfan Před 7 lety

    Prime Minister????? - I wouldn't put Corbyn in charge of a car boot sale..........

  • @thegoldminer7489
    @thegoldminer7489 Před 7 lety

    From looking at youtube comments you would think that labour would win by 99% but then you realise that like all the Tory voters aren't so touchy that they get triggered when someone criticises labour and write back instantly

  • @simallreh7606
    @simallreh7606 Před 7 lety

    but now in Bolton it's a dead town at one point this town was very busy not anymore especially since she's been prime minister.

  • @williamtulett7013
    @williamtulett7013 Před 7 lety

    Words they Flow just like a river,Words that simply don't Deliver.....

  • @benstern310
    @benstern310 Před 7 lety

    what are the betting shops saying?

  • @mc-tr2vh
    @mc-tr2vh Před 6 lety +2

    Not a Hope in Hell.

  • @brg9327
    @brg9327 Před 7 lety +1

    By the way everyone in this comment section is behaving, I'm very concerned for future of British politics. There is a large number of very serious issues and a multitude of smaller regional issues that will effect our country for a long time to come, and yet everyone here is acting like a bunch of football hooligans. Politics IS NOT a sport, its not black and white, good vs evil. Its just people with different ways to govern a society. All the parties have good ideas and bad ideas.
    In short, grow up.

  • @grizwoldmayor6671
    @grizwoldmayor6671 Před 7 lety

    How about May has a live-TV debate with Corbyn?
    Is she still terrified?

  • @martinwebb5588
    @martinwebb5588 Před 7 lety +1

    VOTE LABOUR ON JUNE 8th ... or vote the other one and you (MAY) live to regret it. Labour putting the majority of people first ... Conservatives looking after the privileged few, your choice ... vote wisely.

  • @Coldnewton
    @Coldnewton Před 7 lety +1

    Labour has around a 7% chance of winning.......Not very good odds at all.

  • @barbaranewcomb8645
    @barbaranewcomb8645 Před 7 lety

    She said Corbyn's heart is in the right place, shame is brain isn't!

  • @steve955smith
    @steve955smith Před 7 lety

    My green vote is going to Corbyn. I'd rather have a team player than follow a leader.