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Do you think that Tory voters were a lot more greedy and selfish at this election given how many more voted Conservative than previous elections? Or do you think it was less black and white than that?

You mean Ash "literally a communist" Sarkar and Owen "will suck **** for Socialism" Jones? But you know at least they aren't heartless monsters like all those people who voted Tory so there's that.

Probably more. Without the iPhone they wouldn't be able to virtue signal to the twittersphere.

Are Blackburn that average? They are in great form at the moment.

Because you're symptomatic of the type of people on the left who demonise people as voting Tory simply because they didn't want to pay a little bit extra to help the poor. Weirdo.

If you think that was what the election boiled down to then no wonder Labour lost so spectacularly.

You can imagine whatever you like. Doesn't make any of it true outside your own head though.

I never thought we would be better off economically.

I thought it was total cr*p but life's full of opinions I suppose.

Well said. It's incessant.

Using that logic, which government in British history has won with over 50% of the vote?

Sorry but labour's "vision" has been resoundingly rejected. Soundly defeated by an electorate that hated what he was selling.

You have no evidence for that at all it's just your bias talking. You have no idea that the role Cummins is playing is substantially different from previous advisors or if it would have differed from Milne under Corbyn. It would almost certainly have been worse seeing as Corbyn is clearly not a bright bloke- his ex wife saying he had never read a book etc. He's also clearly quite a passive man, certainly compared to Boris who may have his faults but is hardly a shrinking violet.

Advisors are allowed to advise just as previous advisors have held prominent positions in governments. You can't tell me that if Corbyn had won that the likes of Seamus Milne and Karie Murphy wouldn't have done similar. You're just bitter because Dominic has absolutely smashed it and been proven right for this election. #classicdom.

A hideous woman and a liar considering she said she would leave the country with Boris as PM.

I'm not sure why there's a pretence of a contest. No one moderate is going to get in, Rebecca long Bailey has it sewn up already.

And yet all we ever hear for the last three years are economic arguments to remain in the EU.

Fascinating insight about why Labour lost the election from someone who knows his stuff:

What I will say is outside your posts I've never seen Tommy Robinson and Katie Hopkins names mentioned so much. I barely knew who Katie Hopkins was until you started going on about her. If I cared to look you must have mentioned her dozens of times in the past couple of years. Seems you're the one with the far right fixation.

It's a pathetic lie when applied to people on here that you've used as an unsuccessful attempt to smear posters and discredit their valid opinions. It's actually worse than a childish insult because you're serious about it.

Sorry mate but you're deluded. There's a massive scale between Stephens improving and having a couple of pretty good games for us and Stephens playing for England or even being a regular starter for saints and performing well regularly.

Or one loss if villa beat Norwich.

Nope. I thought we played alright but it's undeniable that villa were a load of rubbish and played totally into our hands.

I'm not sure even that's true. If he starts performing solidly every week then maybe but he's had maybe two or three fairly good performances so far? Certainly not enough to definitively say that he's anywhere near good enough for our team.

I had a gander on a villa forum and they were all saying that whilst he scored a good goal, otherwise he generally wasn't great and they gave him a pretty low ranking. Overall I'd have to agree, whilst he's clearly a decent player, Saturday was not his best game.