If you want to know who is right for your country, just look

>>129497102
Trump was only "good" before he became president and hill was way way worse.
Hes probably just another shitty populist

I think you're full of shit
How is corbn a good solution for the uk?

>>129497605
>How is corbn a good solution for the uk?

He's not great, but he's much better than the alternative.

>>129497773
How? How is May that much worse?

>>129497773
I sort of get your point with the lefties attack angle.
They have the manipulatve power and the "moral"upper hand.

Bolsonaro

>>129497773
lmao kys

>>129497942
>>129498307
In terms of immigration, May is not much different from Corbyn.

However, she is pushing the British police/surveillance state to the next level. She is also strongly pro-Israel and pro-Saudi, while Corbyn is against the Jew and doesn't want to deal with Saudi Arabia if he can help it. People say she's better for Brexit, but don't forget she was campaigning in support of remaining in the EU while Corbyn was ambivalent (and leftists blamed him for Brexit because he didn't campaign to remain).

Vote Corbyn /pol/ros, kek magic has backed this horse

>>129499524
Brazilian cucks won't have some zombie lady snooping their porn search history, only cunts supports May

>>129499857
Did not know he was against the saudies jews and shitheads. I take back my statement

>>129497773
no he's not you dumb fucking leaf

>communism
>ever good
>for any reason at all

end yourself

>>129497773
>Cancuck supporting Corbyn the commie
Corbyn supported IRA, wants to dismantle the UK militarily, wanted to install Dianne Abbot, a anti-white racist who said she wanted to see the UK burn as home secretary, and communist who openly said on video he wants to see an economic crash in the UK as the chancellor of the exchequer. If your response to this is 'muh internet freedom' you should off yourself. I don't support anti internet freedom laws but to have Corbyn as leader of the UK is fucking ridiculous. Scruffy establishment commie larping as an innocent populist.

>>129501364
>>129502487
Looks like we found the shills and useful idiots. You'd still be mindlessly voting Tory even if a Paki were leading the party. Good job.

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>>129501116

>Jeremy Corbyn calls for 'difficult conversations' with Saudi Arabia and Gulf states over extremism funding
>Labour leader says PM cannot talk about addressing issues of extremism while suppressing a report about one of its sources
>Jeremy Corbyn has said the “difficult conversations” Theresa May wants to have about Islamist extremism should start with “Saudi Arabia and the Gulf states [which] have funded extremist ideology”.
>He criticised her alleged suppression of a report into foreign funding of UK-based extremism which was originally due to be published in 2016 but was held back over due to its "sensitive" contents.
http://archive.is/ianYQ

>Corbyn Vows To End UK Arms Sales To Saudi Arabia
>Jeremy Corbyn, leader of the UK Labour Party, has vowed to halt all weapons sales from the UK to Saudi Arabia if he wins the general election on June 8.
>Speaking at the Chatham House think-tank on May 12, Corbyn outlined a set of foreign and defence policies that are starkly at odds with the position of recent UK governments, including the current administration under Prime Minister Theresa May.
http://archive.is/OE8A4

>Labour will block the sale of weapons to repressive regimes if it wins the election
>Jeremy Corbyn’s push for a more ethical exports policy comes just days after Sir Michael Fallon, the Defence Secretary, praised a UK firm that sold missiles to Colonel Gaddafi as a “role model” for post-Brexit trade.
http://archive.is/dGYJ2

>Michael Fallon brands Corbyn a ‘pacifist’ and defends Saudi arms trade
>The Defence Secretary Sir Michael Fallon has branded Jeremy Corbyn as a “pacifist” who would be dangerous for the country’s defences.
>The Conservative also defended the Government’s arms trade with Saudi Arabia, describing the Middle Eastern country as a “key partner”.
http://archive.is/10eEd