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I am not so sure. I think people were much more inclined to vote left, had Labour (and the Left internationally as well) mobilised opposition to the radical neoliberal agenda of the last fucking! 40years. Instead they went with it and moved the Overton Window by a lot. It’s difficult to come back from that of course. 8 years ago under Corbyn they tried though and were really successful. If I am not mistaken Corbyn got more votes than Starmer. They were just unlucky at the time. With Brexit and Boris and all that shit. But I am not sure whether the rightwing media and public are responsible for the purge of actual leftwing politicians inside Labour. To me it seems, the old guard of Labour undertook that purge. Picking some young ambitious wanker to come up with an idea of how to get rid of the business damaging lefties. And here we are.
I also don’t think Palestine was really in any way responsible for the outcome in the US elections.