X : The most important thing is to stop no deal brexit.
Me : Support Corbyn.
X : I can't support Corbyn, we need another choice.
Me : So, not having Corbyn is more important than stopping no deal?
X : No, Labour need to change.
Me : No, you need to decide what matters more.
Me : Support Corbyn.
X : I can't support Corbyn, we need another choice.
Me : So, not having Corbyn is more important than stopping no deal?
X : No, Labour need to change.
Me : No, you need to decide what matters more.
X : Why can't Labour get rid of Corbyn?
Me : Have you never wondered why a Leaver (like myself) can happily work with Remainers (like some of my friends) within Labour without all the conflict?
X : It's a cult.
Me : No, we just have a common purpose ...
Me : Have you never wondered why a Leaver (like myself) can happily work with Remainers (like some of my friends) within Labour without all the conflict?
X : It's a cult.
Me : No, we just have a common purpose ...
... the purpose is to end austerity, to increase investment in public services and education, to tackle inequality and create a system for the many not the few. It's written all through the manifesto. It's what unites us and what Corbyn represents. Brexit is secondary to this.
If we leave or remain, our common purpose doesn't change. You're asking people to support one view of brexit (which many of us disagree on) by giving up our common purpose? It's not going to happen. Which is why you need to decide what matters more to you. We already have for us.
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