Should the Labour Party start representing white working class males.

If that alienates their 'traditional base' then there is a problem with their 'traditional base'.

That being said, I hope Labour continues to decline - to make way for the Lib Dems to resurface. Good news about the defection.

Don't make fun of working class people. They are the best. They are better than middle class hippy people.

The best according to what measure?

We're the best at everything.

Not the best at getting in power.

Corbyn's decision to force a three line whip could arguably be seen as offering an olive branch to the Labour-voting parts of the country that voted Leave... but I doubt that the party's going to lose its metropolitanism (is that a word?) anytime soon. Whether it should is a matter that calls as much for quantitative analysis (i.e. looking at what Labour stands to gain and lose in terms of constituencies and voters) as it does about normative issues.

How about just working class people in general?

BNP were doing well until 09/10. Once MI5 started infiltrating their ranks they were ****ed. Basically Griffin would have been PM if our media/political system wasnt completely owned the zionist military-industrial complex.

BNP were better than UKIP. However, they are racist. Labour needs someone like Ernie Bevin

The demographics of it don't work. The traditional white working class used to be a large enough group that you could win an election by appealing to them alone. That is not the case anymore. Blair and the labour party since has had to try to broaden its appeal but I don't think the liberal left and white working class voters really share many of the same opinions as the referendum has shown.

I don't think labour stands much chance either way. Neither group is big enough to win an election alone and it is very difficult to keep both happy. Blair managed it with his charisma and political skill but he was an exceptional talent. I don't think any of the political lightweights in the parliamentary labour party are capable of leading them to electoral victory.

Dan Jarvis is our only hope

If that alienates their 'traditional base' then there is a problem with their 'traditional base'.

That being said, I hope Labour continues to decline - to make way for the Lib Dems to resurface. Good news about the defection.

Lib Dem... I'm sorry... I can't see anyone from the current generations of young people voting for them.

That would have been fine in 1997, however, the situation is different know. Labour is losing support from the white working class not the ethnic minority working class.