All that being said, they are (mostly) advocating for the right things and have finally been clear that they're willing to work with the greens in the future. I think the greens are the better choice but genuine coalition building could be on the cards.

Bit of a dogs dinner of a launch, it's being pitched as a fully democratic party but there's a degree of hero worship around Corbyn which might stifle proper leadership competition, and they've been a best silent about trans right and at worst (individuals have been) hostile.

The Discordance

I'm currently sitting in the new bungley hall listening to "your party" speakers very clearly saying that Jeremy is the leader. Doesn't seem like an interim thing.

Sad I missed you in Rugby. We saw you at the peoples assembly march a couple of weeks ago and were very impressed.

A lie told to ensure people angry with their worsening material conditions after the first world war turned their ire towards minority groups (Jews, LGBTQ+) and political groups looking to change the system instead of towards those that held the reigns.

No, he was a hateful anti-Semite by the time he was gaining power but he wasn't born that way. He was sold the same anti-Semitic lie that everyone in Germany was, that their loss of the war was due to a stab in the back from leftist Jews.