Jeremy Corbyn

[vimothy]

I mean, the city in general -- it "contains multitudes".

 

[craner]

Including Welsh weirdos.

 

[vimothy]

There's an intensity you don't get in the rest of the country.

 

[droid]

Thread

 

[vimothy]

Probably why Welsh weirdos find themselves drawn there.

 

[luka]

I love london and i am happy to be a part of it.

 

[vimothy]

It's at the centre of things, in many ways.

 

[luka]

All this speakers corner chat made me fall in love with craner all over again (8 pints in)
With edmund
And jim

 

[craner]

Mostly people from Swansea, which is the Naples of Wales.

 

[droid]

After the revolution, every corner will be speakers corner.

 

[droid]

 

[john eden]

In 2015 Ed Miliband was a dangerous communist who was going to destroy the country.

In 2017 he is a moderate who has to be in the shadow cabinet for stability.

The way things are going I'm going to be a moderate in 2019.

 

[droid]

You'll always be radical to us John.

 

[john eden]

You'll always be radical to us John.

Well that's depressing, but ok.

 

[Mr. Tea]

You'll always be radical to us John.

Spoken like a mum whose brave little soldier just came last in the sack race.

 

[john eden]

Spoken like a mum whose brave little soldier just came last in the sack race.

It always comes back to parental leadership figures for you, Tea? Why is that?

 

[Mr. Tea]

I guess in political terms I'm in my rebellious teenager phase, while you still think Big Daddy must not be questioned or spoken back to.

 

[droid]

Will the DUP really risk ruining their reputation by going into government with such a toxic and damaged party?

 

[john eden]

Rumours of tories talking to Lib Dems yesterday, so you might be right.

 

[droid]

Lib dems would be insane to go near them. Looking like Corbyn might end up holding back the anger rather than leading it. This could easily bring down the Government.