Templeton Peck
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As Brian Clough would have said; 'If that isn't it in a nutshell, I don't know what is'.
Im not applying any guilt to Corbyn. He is.So Vis, you’re applying guilt-by-association to Corbyn, but not to Starmer, despite Starmer making an active political choice with full knowledge of Mandelson’s history.
That’s a double standard. That’s hypocrisy.
Off the back of this, would still love to know why Starmer shouldn't resign?
When political appointees for diplomatic roles wasn't even a considered thingStarmer didn't just 'associate' with mandleson, he put him into the most important diplomatic position there is for this country
The difference is obvious: Starmer made an active political choice to bring Mandelson back, knowing his record.
Corbyn didn’t appoint Chomsky to anything, give him power, or rehabilitate him into government.
That’s not the same standard being applied twice. It’s two completely different situations being flattened to look equivalent by you.
If agency and responsibility matter, then Starmer is the only one making a case for scrutiny here.
You can’t pretend those distinctions don’t exist.
So its OK to associate with people who were friends with Epstein as long as you dont give them a job?
Seems an odd distinction..