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The Anti Jeremy Corbyn playbook is still in use I see.
That was used as a stick to hit Labour before Corbyn as well. There's always been a handful of low level councillors that fail to draw a line between opposing apartheid in Gaza, and sharing comics of big nosed Jews eating babies on Twitter. And I acknowledge that this is mostly because Labour councillors are more likely to be Muslims with family ties to the Middle East in general. It was all overblown by the right wing media to make it seem like the entire Labour cabinet wanted to bring back the gas chambers.
But in fairness you also can't go and lay a wreath for a Munich massacre terrorist and then expect to go on to be PM of the UK. If that picture was doing the rounds during the Labour leadership contest, I doubt they'd have made him their leader.
Even without all that, I doubt he'd have beaten Boris in that election. His Brexit bluster had unified the former UKIP voters under him and that was enough to ensure victory against anyone.
The real reason to hate Corbyn is that he's such a toxic idiot that he hurt Lib Dems getting elected, and they're a totally different party.