X : How do you undermine values in a collective? Using your map?
Me : Why do you want to know?
X : Corbyn? Socialism? Getting people to vote against policies that were in their favour.
Me : Not a topic I want to talk about.
X : Because you can't?
Me : Oh, reverse me? Go on ...
Me : Why do you want to know?
X : Corbyn? Socialism? Getting people to vote against policies that were in their favour.
Me : Not a topic I want to talk about.
X : Because you can't?
Me : Oh, reverse me? Go on ...
... you take the values you don't like and you associate them strongly with some person (a cult of X). Then you destroy the behaviour of that person pointing to how it is counter to some of the values held. You don't stop until you've destroyed them. Basic statecraft. 
X : Are you saying Corbyn is a liability?
Me : I think the world of Corbyn, he is a hero to many including me. But he is a liability, he has been played and the very values he stood for could be brought down by the continued focus on him. The party and its values matter more.
Me : I think the world of Corbyn, he is a hero to many including me. But he is a liability, he has been played and the very values he stood for could be brought down by the continued focus on him. The party and its values matter more.
X : How was he played?
Me : He moved far too slowly and cautiously over anti-semitism, that gave all the symbols of weak leadership needed. Starmer is spot on with his stance. Don't get sucked into this phantom civil war, Starmer is making the right moves.
Me : He moved far too slowly and cautiously over anti-semitism, that gave all the symbols of weak leadership needed. Starmer is spot on with his stance. Don't get sucked into this phantom civil war, Starmer is making the right moves.
X : You think it was the right wing of the party that setup Corbyn?
Me : Hell no. You need to get out of whatever social media bubble you're in. Labour didn't attack Labour, that's a whole new narrative designed to sow discord and to get the broad church fighting against itself.
Me : Hell no. You need to get out of whatever social media bubble you're in. Labour didn't attack Labour, that's a whole new narrative designed to sow discord and to get the broad church fighting against itself.
X : So, what do you think?
Me : On? What to do?
X : Yes?
Me : Support Starmer. He is making the right moves. Support the ECHR report, fully and implement it (which covers those outstanding items from the Chakrabarti report). The most important thing is the broad church unite.
Me : On? What to do?
X : Yes?
Me : Support Starmer. He is making the right moves. Support the ECHR report, fully and implement it (which covers those outstanding items from the Chakrabarti report). The most important thing is the broad church unite.
X : Do you think Labour abstaining on the vote showed weakness?
Me : Quite the opposite. Strength not only comes from action but also knowing when to stand firm. Again, it was the right move by Starmer -independent.co.uk/news/health/co…
Me : Quite the opposite. Strength not only comes from action but also knowing when to stand firm. Again, it was the right move by Starmer -independent.co.uk/news/health/co…
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