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Seaside Loafer posted:Whens the result, is it like soon today? The magic of twitter has shown us nobody ever has a clue about anything quote:18m ago So the result is soon, or maybe not soon at all
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Seaside Loafer posted:I've been programming computers all day and the previous night, a quick 'what the gently caress is going on' would be appreciated 
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Seaside Loafer posted:I've been programming computers all day and the previous night, a quick 'what the gently caress is going on' would be appreciated
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Seaside Loafer posted:Whens the result, is it like soon today? Supposedly imminently and could be settled with a coin toss. The vote on whether it not it should be a secret ballot when 17-15 in favour of secret ballots. Also, Angela Eagle's wife is a Corbynite lmao.
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Seaside Loafer posted:I've been programming computers all day and the previous night, a quick 'what the gently caress is going on' would be appreciated Labour has turned into the Star Citizen of political parties.
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Why is Tom Watson such a prick and why did nobody throw him out for blatantly not supporting his leader? Like he was making really obvious anti-Corbyn tweets at one point.
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ukle posted:https://twitter.com/MichaelLCrick/status/752932647920435200 He posted incorrect things just two hours ago.
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Baron Corbyn posted:Supposedly imminently and could be settled with a coin toss. The vote on whether it not it should be a secret ballot when 17-15 in favour of secret ballots. Given that the people who want to knife Corbyn are the ones who would want a secret ballot (so we don't loving lynch them as a result), that's not a great sign. Edit: presumably the names of the people who voted to vote secretly aren't themselves a secret, right?
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XMNN posted:I've got to say it's p impressive how the Tory party probably permanently loving the economy because they all hate each other has somehow unified them and caused the Labour Party to implode It's more like the opposite, Labour's constant sniping and infighting has made the Tories' lives significantly easier and let them clean house. And now we have a PM who won't be held responsible for the Leave result (she didn't campaign for it and her predecessor held the referendum), and Labour are happily pointing the finger at their own leader and saying BREXIT IS CORBYN'S FAULT
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Prism Mirror Lens posted:Why is Tom Watson such a prick and why did nobody throw him out for blatantly not supporting his leader? Like he was making really obvious anti-Corbyn tweets at one point. Because if being a prick and not supporting the leader were grounds for dismissal we would have had to sack half the PLP at this point.
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feedmegin posted:Given that the people who want to knife Corbyn are the ones who would want a secret ballot (so we don't loving lynch them as a result), that's not a great sign. Not necessarily. Considering Angela Eagle's office got bricked today, there may be those who are inclined to side with Corbyn but don't want to see their colleagues targeted by his more zealous supporters. Prism Mirror Lens posted:Why is Tom Watson such a prick and why did nobody throw him out for blatantly not supporting his leader? Like he was making really obvious anti-Corbyn tweets at one point. Knifing Labour Party leaders is kind of Watson's thing. We weren't complaining when it was Blair he was taking down though.
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Watson was given a lot of slack because he lead the charge against Murdoch and helped boot out Blair. Didn't Brown Moses confirm Watson has an SA account too to follow his threads?
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Tom Watson: Permanent Shadow Minister for Brutality.
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OwlFancier posted:Because if being a prick and not supporting the leader were grounds for dismissal we would have had to sack half the PLP at this point. Still not seeing the problem with this methodology.
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Verizian posted:Watson was given a lot of slack because he lead the charge against Murdoch and helped boot out Blair. Didn't Brown Moses confirm Watson has an SA account too to follow his threads? What if he's reading the thread right now 
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Prism Mirror Lens posted:Why is Tom Watson such a prick and why did nobody throw him out for blatantly not supporting his leader? Like he was making really obvious anti-Corbyn tweets at one point. Him suddenly positioning himself as organizer and orchestrator of the coup once everyone else had already made up their minds is the most pathetic part of this whole situation.
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Verizian posted:Watson was given a lot of slack because he lead the charge against Murdoch and helped boot out Blair. Didn't Brown Moses confirm Watson has an SA account too to follow his threads? ...pissflaps?
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Manic_Misanthrope posted:Still not seeing the problem with this methodology. Well I mean logistically it's a little hard for the minority to chuck out the majority.
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baka kaba posted:It's more like the opposite, Labour's constant sniping and infighting has made the Tories' lives significantly easier and let them clean house. And now we have a PM who won't be held responsible for the Leave result (she didn't campaign for it and her predecessor held the referendum), and Labour are happily pointing the finger at their own leader and saying BREXIT IS CORBYN'S FAULT Corbs is taking the Leadsom approach, article 50 asap and drat the consequences. May wants to delay until she has a plan or whatever. So Labour is pivoting for the UKIP vote while the Tories are looking for a way out of the mess they made that won't blow up the economy.
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Corbyn is being allowed to vote, which considering there's 33 members and 1 is sick, means that we might well see a dead heat.
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Not So Fast posted:What if he's reading the thread right now Yer a prick Tommy.
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Verizian posted:Watson was given a lot of slack because he lead the charge against Murdoch and helped boot out Blair. Didn't Brown Moses confirm Watson has an SA account too to follow his threads? Pissflaps identity confirmed.
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Berious posted:Corbs is taking the Leadsom approach, article 50 asap and drat the consequences. May wants to delay until she has a plan or whatever. So Labour is pivoting for the UKIP vote while the Tories are looking for a way out of the mess they made that won't blow up the economy. Difference being that I can actually see Corbyn led Labour making a drat concerted effort towards building a functional economy out of the EU.
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The Supreme Court posted:...pissflaps? Suddenly it all comes into focus.
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I supported Scottish Independence in the referendum, but I was honestly in two minds about doing so in the future because I believed Corbyn could reform Labour into an actual Left leaning if not fully Left wing party that would provide real opposition and an alternative to the Tories, something I didn't see happening back in 2014. If he goes like this that doubt will be gone from my mind and Labour can get to gently caress.
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Just imagine if Watson becomes Prime Minister. "Mr Speaker, a most pressing question has come to light, and it's one in which the British public deserves answers: does the Prime Minister have stairs in his house?"
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CORBSTER ON BALLOT!
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Lord of the Llamas posted:CORBSTER ON BALLOT! Yep, by 4 votes. https://twitter.com/georgeeaton/status/752937377849573376
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oh good we get to watch our hopes die in a much slower and more painful fashion this will at least be more entertaining, which is about as much as i've got left to hope for at this point e: 56%. That's a decisive majority, I'll have you know
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18-14 is a lot less close than I expected. Also,  it's loving DEMOLITION TIME CHALLENGERS!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J9FImc2LOr8 WELCOME TO THE SPACE JAM.
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thank gently caress
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