BoJo banished - Liz Truss down. Is Rishi next for the toaster? **threadbans in OP**

You do realise that there's a difference between wanting to stay in the EU and wanting to respect the result of the referendum. In other words, you can be in favour of remaining in the EU whilst accepting the referendum was lost and advocating we should leave on the basis that this was the result of the 2016 referendum.

And to back that up with evidence, see:

And no, you're wrong. The UK left the European Union on 31 January 2020.

Of course you'd say that.

A cacophony of noise generated by an amalgam of the following:

• large swathes of the Middle Class
• entitled students, incapable of thinking for themselves (sons / daughters of the above, usually)
• significant elements of the media, political, and academic elite (links directly to the two above, usually)

The hard-left has no association whatsoever with any of the following:

• working class people (coupled with an undying hatred of their views, including social and cultural matters)
• normal people
• logic

That just about covers most of the definition.

If that were the nature of the thread, I'd post evidence till kingdom come (or, I could save the time and refer you back to your own catalogue of posts on this forum). Either would have offered plentiful supply of same.

But the focus here is Boris Johnson who, you may have forgotten, was given his overwhelming majority in large part because the Labour heartlands decided to lend him their vote as they knew the Labour Party - that bastion of the working class - were not listening to their concerns.

A former Director of Public Prosecutions and now leader of the Labour Party is terrified to express his opinion on the definition of a woman. This, at the same time the party is tearing itself asunder over the question, with largely well-off MPs at each other's necks as if it were key to the national security of the United Kingdom.

It's an embarrassment and a joke. And the party looks a laughing stock because of it.

And yes, it's symptomatic of what I've been saying, and how far away the LP have moved from working class people and working class concerns.

This is what the Labour Party is about. And yes, that very much approximates with my definition above.

In recent history, the only time that Labour Party won was when Tony Blair moved the party to the centre (some would say centre-right).

Apart from that, Conservatives have dominated the past many decades in the UK.

Johnson secured a whopping majority over the hard-left only 3-years' ago (emulating Michael Foot's catastrophic performance against Thatcher in 1983). The Conservatives have been in power for the past 12-years.

The Labour Party has only held power for 13 years out of the past 40 years; or 23-years out of the past 77-years (since 1945).

So, your conclusion, given the full light of all of the above, simply does not match reality.

Quite a patronising, snobby, and condescending attitude toward the British people.