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is he wrong?
I'm not on the "nothing jeremy says is wrong" tip here.
I'm on the "do you trust this poll? given all the fucking polls EVER in the last year seem to be so out of fucking wack, how can you believe this poll of ~25000 people is properly representative (i.e. adequately sized, sufficiently powered, randomly constructed blah de fucking blahed) of a nation of, what, 300 mill?"
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Er, yeah. Just saw that but valid criticism. This is the best we've got though presumably.
I didn't mean that in a 'having a go at Corbyn' kind of way by the way, I just think it would be a real shame to presume the result happened because of poor disenfranchised people when the evidence available doesn't support it. It seems a lot more complex than that.
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Don't know about weird or garbled but he's wrong about it being a rejection of an economic system that isn't working for most people.
Is it too much to expect politicians to fact check basic things before jumping to conclusions?
I agree with most of it but this wasn't the poor and disenfranchised sending a message to the liberal elite, so can we knock that one on the head now please.