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I agree with you on this. I've said so before. Its your comments about the white indigenous English which are slightly mistaken.
I don't like Clivex saying Jeremy Corbyn supports the blowing up of children.
While I need to research this area more, I think Clivex lets his hatred for what he see's as leftwing dogmatists overshadow his normative side in relation to Corbyn.

Clivex uses Corbyns ideological stances over history to narrate his current stature of a politician, in what is a squeaky clean, collar tie, Public Relations era for politicians. Being 'popular and being right' is more important than the type of stuff Jeremy Corbyn was into 30 odd years ago.

This is his issue (Clivex not Corbyn's), let him realise himself in time as opposed to trying to change him.

As for the Isreal/Palestine issue, I'm no expert, I'd just like to see peace. There are great diplomats and killers on both sides that's all a newbie needs knowing. Its the Troubles multiplied by a great deal if I can put it as flippantly as that.

<blockquote data-quote="The Fortune Teller" data-source="post: 2543514" data-attributes="member: 66421">I agree with you on this. I&#039;ve said so before. Its your comments about the white indigenous English which are slightly mistaken. I don&#039;t like Clivex saying Jeremy Corbyn supports the blowing up of children.While I need to research this area more, I think Clivex lets his hatred for what he see&#039;s as leftwing dogmatists overshadow his normative side in relation to Corbyn. Clivex uses Corbyns ideological stances over history to narrate his current stature of a politician, in what is a squeaky clean, collar tie, Public Relations era for politicians. Being &#039;popular and being right&#039; is more important than the type of stuff Jeremy Corbyn was into 30 odd years ago.&nbsp; This is his issue (Clivex not Corbyn&#039;s), let him realise himself in time as opposed to trying to change him. As for the Isreal/Palestine issue, I&#039;m no expert, I&#039;d just like to see peace. There are great diplomats and killers on both sides that&#039;s all a newbie needs knowing. Its the Troubles multiplied by a great deal if I can put it as flippantly as that.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="The Fortune Teller, post: 2543514, member: 66421"] I agree with you on this. I've said so before. Its your comments about the white indigenous English which are slightly mistaken. I don't like Clivex saying Jeremy Corbyn supports the blowing up of children. While I need to research this area more, I think Clivex lets his hatred for what he see's as leftwing dogmatists overshadow his normative side in relation to Corbyn. Clivex uses Corbyns ideological stances over history to narrate his current stature of a politician, in what is a squeaky clean, collar tie, Public Relations era for politicians. Being 'popular and being right' is more important than the type of stuff Jeremy Corbyn was into 30 odd years ago. This is his issue (Clivex not Corbyn's), let him realise himself in time as opposed to trying to change him. As for the Isreal/Palestine issue, I'm no expert, I'd just like to see peace. There are great diplomats and killers on both sides that's all a newbie needs knowing. Its the Troubles multiplied by a great deal if I can put it as flippantly as that. [/QUOTE]

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