And no, it was his confrontational and accusatory manner with little substance as an excuse for argumentation. It would have made me uncomfortable also, probably even more uncomfortable, if I agreed in general with his badly argued position. So the feelings didn't stem from triumphalism.
Bryan
James Heartfield wrote:
> Bryan Atinsky writes:
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> 'That Piers Corbyn made me feel squeamish and embarrassed just listening to him.'
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> Really? Because you believe that man made climate change is a myth and deserved a better champion? Or, more likely, is your embarrassment just a posture, triumphalism masquerading as embarrassment?
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> (as an aside, Piers Corbyn, like his brother, my Member of Parliament, Jeremy Corbyn was active on the left since the 1980s, when he was a contributor to London Labour Briefing - not suggesting, of course, that that does anything for his argument on climate change)