Really? During Corbyn's tenure? Based on what?

I didn't see it that way, especially he was seen as a massive threat to capital as was evident from the relentless vitriol he was subjected to.

January 20, 2026 - 10:08 UTC

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Ahh how the nutters argue about their nuts.
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I supported Corbyn his policies were popular but he did not fight back strongly enough to counter the "relentless vitriol", he was naive to think his detractors would play fair. I still admire his integrity and honesty but he is not the leader we need now.
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100% agree, and it is evident that the right wing within the Labour Party sabotaged him without much of a fight-back.
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More like propaganda against him. His manifesto advocated a mixed economy, with the rich paying the odd quid more in tax. Hence the propaganda.
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Did Corbyn advocate for the complete dismantling if capitalism? If not then he wasnt leftist
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No he didn’t, he was always a reformist rather than a revolutionary socialist. But that doesn’t mean he wasn’t left wing. Some of the establishment / right wing consider Starmer a ‘communist’.
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