Labour is the party of the future! Yes we can, yes we will.

Now thousands of young idealist supporters are following labour under Corbyn. They voted for Corbyn.

Our party now moves in a new direction towards a brighter fairer world. Labours centrism was a failure. It led to less support.

Now thousands of young idealist supporters are following labour under Corbyn. They voted for Corbyn. They want a better Britian, free university tuition, nationalised railways, a free NHS, and an end to all airstrikes in Iraq and Syria.

The momentum movement is already creating a youth wing to get youngsters interested in politics and influence their parents and teachers with the right ideas and thoughts and who knows influence local authorities too! Youth directed governance would be a great idea. Britain is not short of energetic youths to help spread the word.
They can be our voice with momentum groups in all schools and influencing surrounding communities. Ensuring people do the correct thing and notifying them of their mistakes.

The left in Britain is coming back to life because of years of Tory austerity cuts, rightwing attitudes, Brexit racism etc. Labour has a huge number of new members a sign that its doing something right.

Together we can build a better Britain for all.

Labour Yes we can and yes we damn well will !

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But please, continue with your pompous Soviet-style rhetoric about all these ideologically pure youngsters marching in lockstep towards our glorious socialist future.

It was under Blair we won three elections. Even when Labour lost in 2010 it held on to 258 seats, about 80 more than the Tories had in opposition. In 2015 Miliband got another million votes than 2010, though unfortunately lost.

Now Corbyn is polling far worse than Miliband did at a comparable point in the cycle. Miliband was 12 points ahead of the Tories at this point and still went on to lose. Corbyn is 12 points behind. He's the most unpopular opposition leader since polling began. No-one has ever came back from this far behind to win an election.

50% of those who voted for Labour in 2015 and voted Leave are saying they will not support Labour at the next election; a loss of around 1.5 million votes.

Many cite Corbyn's desire for open borders, his demand that we fling open the doors and allow anyone who wants to come to settle here. Corbyn also said Turkey should be welcomed into the EU. Any eurosceptic credentials he might have had are wiped out by his crazy immigration policy.

In fact, around one third of Labour voters say they prefer Theresa May to Corbyn. He is painfully unpopular, but people in Momentum wouldn't realise this because they exist in a bubble where everyone thinks like they do, and they assume that means everyone in the country must think as they do.



Actually Owen Smith won the 18-24 segment. And Scotland. And those who were members of the party before 2015.

But please, continue with your pompous Soviet-style rhetoric about all these ideologically pure youngsters marching in lockstep towards our glorious socialist future. Voters eat that **** up.

Not very convincing when you call 52% of voters racists, millions of them are Labour supporters.

I mean just be honest, how can you seriously call yourself an advocate of 'fairness' when you can't admit that people had real reasons to vote for Brexit?

This alone is why as long as Labour supporters like you exist, the party can never be reunited.

A powerful Labour Party can encourage people to protest against what's is unfair in society.

When Cameron took over and massive austerity cuts were made, unemployed people sanctioned for several months because they were a few mins late to the job centre. Disabled having their benefits taken away because they failed an unfair shoddy test. Cuts to the NHS, air strikes in Iraq and Syria labour did nothing to encourage protest.

Now we have a party that won't stand for unfair policies by the Tories. That will support protest and mass rallies, general strikes! to not only bring about changes but to show a vote of no confidence in this Tory government.

Miliband, Brown, Blair, Kinnock etc would not have supported general strikes to get fair treatment, but this government can.

Shut down all industries private and public for a day and you'll bring the government to negotiate. Repeat that for several months until they step aside or call an election.

This is what will make labour the strongest opposition ever to the Tories.

People need to realise, Corbynites don't need to win an election, they just need a sizeable minority of support among the proletariat; if they really are the socialists that people think they are, then they would simply hold a revolution, if the elections don't go their way.