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Keir Starmer supporter asks why he's so 'unpopular' - there was no shortage of answers
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If you are "Sir" anything you do NOT belong as leader of the labor party.
If you can’t spell the name, you do NOT get an opinion on who is qualified to be leader.
See how easy it is to make arbitrary silliness?
Are you legitimately dumb? Do you think I think his name is "anything"? And I most certainly do get to say that anyone who is knighted has no place leading the labor party.
Oh shit, you dumbfuck, you complain about my American spelling of "labor"? Shove it up your twat you clown.
It's not the American spelling of labour it's the incorrect spelling of the party name.