As a fellow northerner. I agree. I really hate that the Tories are the best option atm.

Theresa May is actually saying the right things at the moment. But there's a huge difference between saying and doing. If she does half of what she has outlined though, Cameron resigning could be the best thing to happen to this country in a long time.

And you never know, labour might sort themselves out by 2025.

She is saying the right things, but so did Cameron, who, now that I've thought about it more, has reduced poverty in the UK... by changing the definition! And now has the record amount of people in employment - Zero hour contracts!

Lets just hope and pray she works out to be good, but my dad told me (for right or for wrong) to never trust a Tory - He lived through the Thatcher era and we're living near Liverpool

-Sam

All my fellow Northern Labour stronghold voters like myself are also thinking that Tories are the best option at the moment but it's definitely true, Crazy world,

Ed Miliband was a poor option as a leader but still got good amount of votes but whether you love or hate Corbyn if he stays as the leader the party would loose so many votes in the next general election to the extent of possibly finishing outside the top 3 for seats won and some of the major Labour strongholds could possible fall.

Labour would be more fucked if he looses.

Either way they're not winning the next general election and either way they will have a new leader in the next 4 years. If he leaves labour will see massive backlash against the party from all the people who support him (most of the young liberals from what I see), theres more chance of labour being torn in two from him leaving versus him staying imo.

No offense, but the typical supporter of (insert popular politician) don't know what they're talking about.

I'll be honest- I'm not a genius in politics. However, it's blind supporters that act as though they know everything about economics, morality, etc etc.

Trump supporters shouldn't be the only ones criticized. many Bernie supporters blindly supported his economic plans without understanding how it'll work.

Look OP,

regardless of whether she knows what she's talking about or not, it doesn't mean that you should just go ahead and call her a libtard. There are a plethora of better ways to deal with this situation. If you think she's wrong, offer her an explanation as to why. If she actually wants to participate, she'll ask questions and try to see if you're truly right. If she doesn't care, she'll ignore you. Either way, I'd say you should just let her do her and you do you. Forcing your opinion would basically be an agenda- no one likes people who force beliefs upon others.

I used to be like you. Had a strong hatred against the right(and the far left). However, I realized that there's no point- no one thinks a lot. What's the point in getting mad just because someone disagrees with you? Disagreeing is what creates interesting conversations and a desire to find connections between each other.

Think positively. Don't just attack your sister. In all honesty, perhaps you should reflect on your recent decisions? It's for the best.

It's the opposite actually. He's stubbornly stuck to his views which is part of his appeal. Unfortunately, he sticks to those views even in the face of evidence suggesting the opposite. 

His support for staying in the EU was based on not giving the Tories the chance to do away with a lot of the workers rights associated with EU regulations. It was clear from his speeches and his history that if he was in charge then he probably would have taken the country on Brexit and put in place more socialist policies. 

This conspiracy theory stuff is quite funny. The media are digging into him because his policy ideas are from the 70s; tried, tested and failed. The country wasn't exactly in good shape and lead to nearly 20 years of Tory government. If Corbyn stays then we're likely to end up in the same position. Even the left wing media have mixed views and his overall performance since becoming leader has been close to useless. We have a pretty good idea what his views are and what he's against in the Tories, but what concrete and realistic policies have been put forward since he's been leader?

It's also quite funny how 80% of Labour MPs are now 'Blairites'. Even MPs that supported him when he was elected are now turning against him. Only his closest allies still support him. Maybe, just maybe, it's possible he's just an incompetent leader/manager. 

All the polls show his chances of winning a general election is close to nil. The labour membership only make up a very small percentage of the electorate meaning labour are going to remain pretty irrelevant for the forseeable future. The Tories already feel like they have no significant opposition.

With all that said, I don't really have much faith in the other labour MPs, but they can't do any worse than Corbyn. 

Then naming her anything that even suggest she's a liberal is still stupid beyond measure. It doesn't look like you understand much of politics either.

You know. This pretty much is the white elephant in the  room with Corbyn argument.

People confusing labour grassroots supporters as being the same as people who vote labour in a general election.

Labour's grassroots might well be very socialist. But as soon as you widen that to the broader electorate, I just don't see how his ideas and policies have any chance of getting labour elected.