Why is it?
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Re: Why is it?
Keep picking up that stick dude, you’ll get the right end one day!D41 wrote:Really?? Okay then.....but isn't it standard practice these days to throw out Nazi comparisons on an ad-hoc basis, just to get people riled up?Kwacky wrote:D41 wrote:That pic of Nige certainly looks ' shopped to me.
it's not.
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Re: Why is it?
Robert,
Our Party was founded on the principles of solidarity and equality. We are proudly anti-racist, and at our best when we work together, uniting people in hope and against fear and division.
This week, Jewish leaders wrote to me to express their anger and upset about antisemitism in the Labour Party.
I want to assure you that prejudice against, and harassment of, Jewish people have no place whatsoever in our Party.
It's important to develop a deeper understanding of what constitutes antisemitism.
Often it takes familiar forms, but newer forms of antisemitism have also appeared, sometimes woven into criticisms of the actions of Israeli governments.
Criticism of Israel, and support for the rights of the Palestinians, is entirely legitimate. Support for justice for the Palestinian people should provide no one with the excuse to insult, harass or encourage hatred of Jewish people.
And abuse and personal attacks of any kind, on social media or in person, are never acceptable.
I am committed to ensuring our Party is a welcoming and secure place for everyone. I offer all Jewish members my assurance that this applies equally to them. I want all of us to hear Jewish voices and listen.
If you are not Jewish, I want you to better understand the importance of this issue and what we can do together to ensure our Party remains true to our values.
Zero tolerance for antisemitism means what it says. We will not accept it.
We have to get this right, all of us. Because divided societies cannot achieve justice.
As we head into elections in May and look towards the next General Election whenever it might come, let's take the lead in building a society free from prejudice. One that enables everyone to realise their full potential, and cares for all.
Thank you for supporting Labour.
Jeremy Corbyn
Leader of the Labour Party
Our Party was founded on the principles of solidarity and equality. We are proudly anti-racist, and at our best when we work together, uniting people in hope and against fear and division.
This week, Jewish leaders wrote to me to express their anger and upset about antisemitism in the Labour Party.
I want to assure you that prejudice against, and harassment of, Jewish people have no place whatsoever in our Party.
It's important to develop a deeper understanding of what constitutes antisemitism.
Often it takes familiar forms, but newer forms of antisemitism have also appeared, sometimes woven into criticisms of the actions of Israeli governments.
Criticism of Israel, and support for the rights of the Palestinians, is entirely legitimate. Support for justice for the Palestinian people should provide no one with the excuse to insult, harass or encourage hatred of Jewish people.
And abuse and personal attacks of any kind, on social media or in person, are never acceptable.
I am committed to ensuring our Party is a welcoming and secure place for everyone. I offer all Jewish members my assurance that this applies equally to them. I want all of us to hear Jewish voices and listen.
If you are not Jewish, I want you to better understand the importance of this issue and what we can do together to ensure our Party remains true to our values.
Zero tolerance for antisemitism means what it says. We will not accept it.
We have to get this right, all of us. Because divided societies cannot achieve justice.
As we head into elections in May and look towards the next General Election whenever it might come, let's take the lead in building a society free from prejudice. One that enables everyone to realise their full potential, and cares for all.
Thank you for supporting Labour.
Jeremy Corbyn
Leader of the Labour Party
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Re: Why is it?
I pick it up in the middle.Monty wrote:
Keep picking up that stick dude, you’ll get the right end one day!
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Re: Why is it?
Jack wrote:Starting a sentence with "And" , hardly the right example to be setting .
Aside from the fact it is acceptable, I'm pleased to see you agree with the rest of it
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Re: Why is it?
That’s like saying all Darrens are Cnuts!D41 wrote:Oh come on....his first name is "Jeremy".....no-one trusts a Jeremy, not ever.
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Re: Why is it?
Starting a sentence with and is extraneous , profligate and pointless . Any sentence that starts with and has exactly the same meaning if the and is removed . I am afraid that if you see this as acceptable then you too are part of the problem .Kwacky wrote:Jack wrote:Starting a sentence with "And" , hardly the right example to be setting .
Aside from the fact it is acceptable, I'm pleased to see you agree with the rest of it
Long Live the Grammar Nazi's.
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