psychoslice
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Usless word to me.
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This subforum is deader than real life socialism
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That's what I did.
I registered DEM just a few months ago (though they sent me the card with no party).
Could be a mistake, could be because I'm in Arizona.
At any rate, I re-registered. I'm not missing that primary.
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The Labour Party in the UK is shifting back to it's socialist roots despite concerted opposition from MP's, the party hierarchy and media.
Fully expecting Corbyn to win the leadership challenge and likely with a higher proporation of the voters despite cynical and undemocratic attempts to block members from voting for him.
They've stopped members who joined the party within the last six months from voting in the Labour leadership challenge because the majority of these joined to support Corbyn. They've also hiked up the price to be a supporter from £3 to £25 to block those on low income from giving their support to Corbyn. In doing so these individuals have pretty much ended their political careers because they've outed themselves as anti-socialist members of the party.
Long live socialism!
Fully expecting Corbyn to win the leadership challenge and likely with a higher proporation of the voters despite cynical and undemocratic attempts to block members from voting for him.
They've stopped members who joined the party within the last six months from voting in the Labour leadership challenge because the majority of these joined to support Corbyn. They've also hiked up the price to be a supporter from £3 to £25 to block those on low income from giving their support to Corbyn. In doing so these individuals have pretty much ended their political careers because they've outed themselves as anti-socialist members of the party.
Long live socialism!