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OwlFancier posted:In the sense that david cameron tweeting "man I feel bad about them refugees" offers succour to those in calais, yes. So the tweet wasn't honest?
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More in the sense that tweeting isn't a very effective form of support. I mean I feel pretty confident that corbyn doesn't think that rape is good, and that isn't the point of his tweet, but if you object to his tweet on the basis it constitutes material support for something you disagree with, I would suggest that tweeting doesn't actually do anything.
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I didn't think Corbyn thought rape was good either.
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Then I suppose we're in agreement?
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If what you say is true then it doesn't bode well for Corbyn's strategy of engaging with disengaged voters through social media.
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Pissflaps posted:I think you people would look sympathetically on FGM if Corbyn said we should consider offering it on the NHS. Probably not any ritual mutilation in general.
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He just said he met them, not that he likes or supports them.
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He said it was 'excellent'?
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Pissflaps posted:He said it was 'excellent'? The rally, not the people within
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Pissflaps posted:If what you say is true then it doesn't bode well for Corbyn's strategy of engaging with disengaged voters through social media. If Corbyn's plan for winning the GE involves nothing but tweeting at people by himself every once in a while then yes I would agree that it's not very effective.
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The rally was excellent and he met some people, that's all the tweet says.
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MrL_JaKiri posted:How much differentiation do you know? 
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It's good, that corbyn is against extradition to the US, and is willing to communicate with groups who are also against it.
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Why does pissflaps support Guantanamo and human rights abuses?
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baka kaba posted:Why does pissflaps support Guantanamo and human rights abuses? I'm not sure he supports that, he's just very pro extradition
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Namtab posted:The rally, not the people within Oh. The rally was excellent. Meeting the people taking part in it was bad. I understand now.
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baka kaba posted:Why does pissflaps support Guantanamo and human rights abuses? Hmn Rgts
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OwlFancier posted:If Corbyn's plan for winning the GE involves nothing but tweeting at people by himself every once in a while then yes I would agree that it's not very effective. Then it seems we agree on this also.
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Pissflaps posted:Oh. The rally was excellent. Meeting the people taking part in it was bad. I understand now. He didn't say that. Jeremy corbyn has yet to offer a public opinion regarding the people.
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Namtab posted:He didn't say that. Jeremy corbyn has yet to offer a public opinion regarding the people. This isn't a very compelling argument.
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'Had a lovely time at the Nuremburg rally. Met Hitler.'
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forkboy84 posted:I'm looking forward to a minimum of 3 pages of people refuting the claim that Corbyn doesn't support rapists when I come back from the football. You are truly the Cassandra of our times.
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Sometimes Jeremy Corbyn's cat farts
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Cat farts are now good.
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Guavanaut posted:Does he name the farts? El Pedo.
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Pissflaps posted:So Corbyn supports Assange. I accept that you don't like Corbyn. I don't agree, but there it is. I do though, have a few questions about that tweet. Given that it's nearly four years old, how did you come across it now? Were you searching for "Corbyn + Assange" and that was the most 'damning' thing you found? Have you had it stashed away for four years just in case? Since when does saying you meet someone imply support of them? If I were to say "Went to a great charity tug-o-war today, met a team of vicars and Jeffrey Archer" would you, knowing that I hate Tories, assume that I supported Archer because I met him? If not, what, in Corbyn's background or past behaviour makes you think that he'd support rape-fugitive Assange?
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I didn't search for it. It appeared in my timeline. Your comparison is a bad one. Jeremy Archer being present at a tug o war you enjoyed attending is coincidental. Assange supporters being at an anti extradition rally is not. Pork Pie Hat posted:If not, what, in Corbyn's background or past behaviour makes you think that he'd support rape-fugitive Assange? His published support for a rally attended by his campaigners.
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well at least pissflaps has lost the custom title so when he spends fifteen posts working up to making a single point then i have to do a bit less scrolling
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There's about 200 people at the junior doctor protest
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Someone else will have gone back and found it and retweeted it as a gotcha, same as pissflaps posting it in this thread.
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Pissflaps posted:'Had a lovely time at the Nuremburg rally. Met Hitler.' Good godwin, epic lack of decent counterarguments. 'Gonna infer from a four year old tweet that corbyn supported a rapist and continues to do so'
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OvineYeast posted:El Pedo. 
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Namtab posted:Good godwin, epic lack of decent counterarguments. It's an elegant response to the mental contortions some of you get in to to justify the stuff that gobshite comes out with.
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Pissflaps posted:I didn't search for it. It appeared in my timeline. That's fair enough if it just popped up from someone retweeting it, I didn't really think you were some obsessive nutter. If you're saying that Corbyn's "published support for a rally attended by his campaigners." is a good indicator that Corbyn supports Assange (which I don't necessarily agree with, presumably it was a public event, all kinds of people would have attended, some you'd support, some you wouldn't), doesn't that show that Corbyn might support Assange's fear of being extradited to the US, not Assange's bail absconding? Is that what you meant by "Corbyn sports Assange"? I don't want to assume you meant that "Corbyn supports Assange skipping bail and refusing to answer the rape allegations", because your initial post was vague.
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The tweet explicitly mentions guantanamo, Corbyn was heavily involved in the campaign to free Shaker
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Went to a rally protesting US extradition attempts against various whistleblowers, a US imprisonment camp where prisoners are held for a decade without trial, and human rights abuses in general. I have no comment in case someone reads a different context into it four years in the future
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