Jeppy

I'm voting for the policies of a party. Policies I believe in. I can easily do so whilst being vehemently opposed to antisemitism. Your desire to conflate the two is disingenuous.

You’re desire to ignore antisemitism in the Labour Party is worse than disingenuous.

I'm not ignoring it. You need to pretend I am. Argue the policies of the LibDems against those of Labour and the other parties. I suggest your desire not to do this says quite a lot.

I’m entirely open to discuss policies. However the discussion here was about Corbyn and his association with antisemtism. That you want to ignore that and change the subject says far more about you than I.

I've made it clear that I am vehemently opposed to antisemitism. I refute your argument that a vote for Labour is a vote for antisemitism. I vote for policies. If you want to continue to obfuscate that go ahead. It is clear what motivates you to do so.

However not so opposed that putting an antisemite in number 10 is something you would fight against.

There really is no point discussing this further. Hopefully you will focus on the benefits of a LibDem vote in future contributions but I doubt it. Regardless they won't be with me. Bye.

Libdems have reasonable deliverable domestic policies, are not mired in racism and antisemitism and oppose #brexit. That’s enough for me to shift my Labour membership to them and support them...if Corbyn is deposed then I’ll revisit that choice. I will not compromise my morals.