Thread by @shoshanade

I am neither Labour nor LibDem, I am if anything a Remainer, first and foremost.
But listening closely to the ideas and policies that were presented in the manifestos this week, and watching the BBCQT (horrific concept with collecting 3 then forgetting 2 Qs) last night...

... I honestly struggle to understand what people hope to gain by attacking any of the opposition parties.

#GTTO should be, must be the main goal. That’s what it’s all about right now. Whatever side of the opposition benches you sit on or support, getting rid of Boris should...

....be top priorities. But no, people attack and try to take down the LibDems as if they are the root of all evil here. Yes, @joswinson has a disastrous voting record to explain but so does @jeremycorbyn, eg when it comes to whipping Labour votes in HoC against a 2nd Ref...

... whenever it was tabled. JS absolutely had a point there. What’s more, JC is an old man, with many decades of votes, good and bad. JS is only 39 now so was 29, maybe 30 when the Tories came into power. Westminster is a misogynystic, cliquey place at best of times - for a...

.... a female politician that young (!), it must have been daunting and scary and it took some time for her to find her political feet. We all made mistakes in our 20s and 30s, didn’t we?
Questioning a politicians‘ voting record: fair enough. Wondering if you can trust them: ...

....fair enough. But a lot of people seemed to have honed in on criticising @jodelnden thus completely losing sight as to what‘s at stake here: a win of Boris Johnson thus a dystopian future in which the Tories destroy further what is left of the UK as we know and love it😬😬...

There‘s still time to stop this disaster from happening BUT ONLY if Remainers focus on what’s important: working together towards #GTTO or - in the very least - stop attacking and taking down each other.
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