Quote Originally Posted by Montmorency View Post
In fact, have a representative right-wing comment:

There is no limit to variations of this sentiment.
Looking through that list, I can find examples of nearly all the non-American epithets in Corbyn's history.

they hate God
Few people in the UK care about religion

babies
See what PFH said about Corbyn's son.

the constitution
NA.

law and order
Corbyn has celebrated terrorist attacks in mainland Britain, and associated with terrorist groups.

all of our traditions
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the traditional family
See PFH's comments about Corbyn's son.

our flag, which they frequently burn and defecate on while flying the flags of foreign nations
Few people in the UK care about the flag except during football tournaments.

freedom of speech, unless they approve of it
No hypocrisy here, although he gets antsy at any remotely difficult questions.

our founding father's
NA.

our history, which they frequently rewrite to exclude all the good that led to what we are today in favor of painting everyone and everything as a long list of ism's and phobias
See Corbyn's version of the Labour party's history, which denies that the last Labour government did any good at all (something not even the Tory party goes as far to disclaim).

They hate personal responsibility, hard work
Corbyn has next to zero experience of real life work, with his last such job being part time journalism when he was still a teenager. He's been in politics since his early 20s.

integrity, honor
Corbyn is notoriously one of the most disloyal MPs in Parliament, having voted against his party over 500 times in his career, including 250+ times during a 2 year stretch at the end of the last Labour government. His supporters have excoriated the non-Corbyn loyalist MPs as disloyal.

and would rather encourage people to call themselves a victim of one thing or another in order to take no responsibility for their own actions
AFAIK Corbyn hasn't said anything on this subject. However, his shadow Home Secretary is notorious for supporting every such cause out there.

and live entirely off the backs of producers, who they also hate
His shadow Chancellor is on record as welcoming economic recession as an opportunity for revolution, and suggesting an increased rate of tax for a top bracket that's half the level paid to Corbyn, who himself says he doesn't think he is rich.

They hate republicans, conservatives, anyone who does not grovel to their horrifying ideology. In short the party that prtends to be tolerant and compassionate has absolutely no tolerance or compassion for the millions and millions and millions they hate.
Probably a bit too US-specific to be applicable.

NB. The list doesn't include trust on defence or economic competence. two key issues in UK politics (especially the latter, which is normally decisive), where he rates far, far lower than his Tory counterparts. Also, the list doesn't accuse the Democrats of supporting Communism. While the stigma in the UK is less than in the US, Corbyn's friends and staff have actually supported Communism, with his chief of staff deemed an extremist by the former leader of the British Communist Party.