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Labour love's a good purge.
You know who didn't engage in a purge, but definitely fucking should have? Jeremy Corbyn
Not his style.
Corby's biggest weakness is that he was too nice, when he should have been making Stalin look like a libdem
Now those are two words I never thought I'd see in the same sentence
He didn't need to do anything other than push open selection. The PLP was the powerbase of the right wing. It could have neutralised that imbalance rapidly.
He ended up purged himself, and is now running as an independent.
Good times.