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Ohhh Jeremy Corbyn

Seriously. Are there any engineers who are passionate about Jeremy Corbyn?

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    A couple of points to hopefully enrich the debate:
    • The profile of a JC supporter is clearly more nuanced than is often presented, both here and in the media. Here's a fun read!

    • Regardless of my personal views on JC and the party, it can only be a good thing that he has engaged more young people into politics.

    • It is clear that he's upsetting a lot of the establishment and corners of the media. Again, regardless of my views, I find it interesting to see what he has provoked.

    • I'm always fascinated to read comments attempting to define what is and isn't mainstream. Some think "mainstream" is synonymous with "centrist" and for others it's synonymous with "popular". The thing which I keep in mind is that politics is more complicated than the linear far left - centre left - centrist - centre right - far right spectrum we are presented with, and that what's perceived as the "centre ground" is quite open to manipulation.


    Re: actual engineering. I wonder what effect renationalising railways and utilities would have on engineers.
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  • Former Community Member
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    A couple of points to hopefully enrich the debate:
    • The profile of a JC supporter is clearly more nuanced than is often presented, both here and in the media. Here's a fun read!

    • Regardless of my personal views on JC and the party, it can only be a good thing that he has engaged more young people into politics.

    • It is clear that he's upsetting a lot of the establishment and corners of the media. Again, regardless of my views, I find it interesting to see what he has provoked.

    • I'm always fascinated to read comments attempting to define what is and isn't mainstream. Some think "mainstream" is synonymous with "centrist" and for others it's synonymous with "popular". The thing which I keep in mind is that politics is more complicated than the linear far left - centre left - centrist - centre right - far right spectrum we are presented with, and that what's perceived as the "centre ground" is quite open to manipulation.


    Re: actual engineering. I wonder what effect renationalising railways and utilities would have on engineers.
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