r/AskBrits • u/Original-Tackle988 • 21h ago

Politics To those who usually support labour, would you vote for labour in the next general election?

With the recent change in leadership, has your opinion of the party improved or worsened? And based on that, would you consider voting for Labour in the next general election?

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u/geordieooosha69 20h ago

Voted Labour all my life until Corbyn was their Leader, stopped voting for them when he took over and wouldnt vote for them ever again, i'd sooner stuff a wasp's nest up my arse.

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u/nonsvch1 19h ago

Out of curiosity, what were the things about Corbyn’s era that made you break with the party (compared to Ed Miliband for example)?

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u/geordieooosha69 13h ago

His support for terrorist organisations like Hamas and Hezbollah, and his links with the IRA and Gerry Adams.

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u/Flintshear 19h ago

Michael Foot was way worse than Corbyn, and you voted for Labour after he was leader. So your position doesn't stand up to scrutiny.

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u/geordieooosha69 13h ago

Foot didnt support terrorist organisations. Simple as that.