hypochondriac

As the polls come out more in favour of Conservatives, I can sense a greater level of viciousness and anger from some on here.

I'm angry that Labour have messed up so monumentally at a time when they should be storming to victory and giving the country a viable alternative.

I guess you think it's the thick electorate. Nothing to do with corbyn or labour at all. And then when Labour try a similar strategy and lose the next election the refrain will be the same...

I think some of labour's headline policies are u itially popular on a surface level but when you look at the details and think about the consequences, they are clearly extreme. Quite simple.

What do you think about that channel 4 focus group thing from the other day about lifelong labour voters who were going to vote tory? Are they heartless b*stards who want babies to die too?

But of course they are. Giving people loads of "free" stuff is always going to have more of an appeal than something slightly more realistic as long as you don't think about the implications for too long.

Jonnyboy have you been taking advice from novara media?

I am going more on previous McDonnell speeches and what he's pledged to do if he ever seized power.

Indeed we will. Let's cross our fingers for a sound rejection of extremist Marxist governments on Friday. I believe that the British people won't let us down.

Or maybe Conservatives following the correct disciplinary procedures and quickly dealing with allegations of antisemitism following faux outrage from Labour supporters seeking to deflect from their own endemic antisemitism problem really isn't that interesting a news story.

Are you suggesting there aren't less radical policies than what Labour are proposing at this election that wouldn't be popular with the electorate? Is the road labour have gone down, their own choice?

No the corbyn policies aren't more palatable, that's the entire point.

Or maybe people have a difference of opinion to you, think your rhetoric is hysterical and when it comes down to it simply prefer what the conservatives are selling over the ruinous Corbyn policies? Maybe that.

OK mate. You just keep on purging the moderates and bringing more true believers into your far left church and see how much more electable it makes you. Purge the dissenters and get 100% compliance to the McDonnell doctrine. That will definitely win Labour a storming majority. Definitely.

I'm sorry but you're talking absolute deluded nonsense, akin to saying "if we all just believed a bit more then we can make it happen." A majority of the electorate don't like your leader, they don't like the extremism and thats why Labour won't be getting a majority and that would be the case however many true believers you have singing from the corbyn hymn sheet.

They'll grow up and realise the folly of hard left policies soon enough.

What do you think the strategy for Labour will be if they lose? Because it seems clear to me that many in the party will push for further left policies rather than changing and becoming more electable.

Amazing isn't it. Even faced with a Labour loss or a minority government at the very best, the answer is to double down and continue with the denial about how rubbish Labour's policies are. It's just repeating the mantra that Corbyn is virtuous, his politics will lead to success and anyone who votes Conservative is heartless and doesn't care about other people. Well the public already rejected that once and if the polls are correct they will be rejecting it once again so the ball is in labour's court again if that happens. Double down once again and hope it works a third time?

Not like you to question the verdict of a jury without knowing all the details of the case.

The facts are that Labour are most likely going to lose this election and they certainly won't be getting a majority. What the Tories are like is utterly irrelevant to this. Labour will have failed to win an election again and yet the same people are still banging on about Johnson and the Tories. Maybe do sometjibg useful instead and campaign to turn Labour into something that people actually want to vote for and a party that could command a majority. The Tories are poor and yet look set to win and the response by Labour voters and the party is not to be introspective and look at changing, its to slag off the electorate, pretend they have been brainwashed and plough on with this failed campaign.

But it says a lot that the Tories are seemingly so awful and yet Labpur can't get close to beating them. What an utter failure for them of historic proportions that the absolute best they can possibly hope for is a minority government propped up by the SNP.

It will be Rebecca Long Bailey as leader eventually and I reckon that would win them an election.

Indeed. Certain people on here don't realise that when they continually slag off Johnson or the Tories and say how horrendous they are, it makes it even more humiliating that Labour can't beat them.

It's so frustrating when the general public don't vote the correct way. It must be some mind trick these politicians do to hypnotise the public or something.

Of course you did Mr floating voter.