Vote for Jeremy Corbyn or Donald Trump

[Lexii, harbinger of chaos and sexual anarchy]

Definitely Corbyn

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

Trump, but Corbyn fights for the people. I admire him.

You Le Pen/Corbyn/Trump populists are always very confusing to me.

Corbyn isn't on "our side" but his intentions/motivations are clear and good. That is all I'm trying to get at.

[Vosem]

Donald Trump (R). Selling out to overseas tyrants is bad, but at least Trump will make a profit out of it in the end. Corbyn likes repression just on principle.

[parochial boy]

The fact that he called Hamas friends or indulges anti-semites wouldn't have any impact on his policy making.

What makes you think so?

Honestly, the UK isn't important enough that it could do anything.

And Corbyn's indulgence of the likes of Hamas is really out of anti-western posturing, his reversal on Trident and NATO already shows that there are some things that his own party just won't let him get away with.

[Leftbehind]

Corbyn (sane)

Honestly, the UK isn't important enough that it could do anything.

And Corbyn's indulgence of the likes of Hamas is really out of anti-western posturing, his reversal on Trident and NATO already shows that there are some things that his own party just won't let him get away with.

Of course the Labour party conference voted to renew Trident and he respected that, but I wouldn't be so sure that's off the table going forward - it was Labour party policy throughout the eighties to unilaterally disarm. 

[President Punxsutawney Phil]

Corbyn

[Maxwell]

I don't like Corbyn very much but easily and obviously Corbyn.

[Badger]

There's a lot wrong with Corbyn but practically nothing right with Trump.

This ^

[Lechasseur]

Donald Trump