As to why Labour is split on brexit.

Think about it.

Historically, Labour was comprised of working class people, blue collars.

It is "labour".

Most Labour seats voted Leave (the North)

However

Most Labour Members and MPs voted Remain

And who was affected the most by the Tory fear-mongering. "Oh the Syrians and Poles are coming to steal your jobs".

The working class.

The workers.

Labour workers.

See.

Of course

UKIP and now Brexit Party do well up North

Ugh.

Farage.

Grr.

The Labour Heartlands

Makes my blood boil.

```Grrr National Front.```

Labour is split because if Corbyn back Brexit, he loses the members and London but if he backs Remain, he loses all the Northern seats

Exactly.

It's such an unfavourable mish-mash.

Right now, it's a matter of how far can Labour go before the North votes Tory

Yes, I agree.

The North still hate the Tories over Thatcher and austerity

Understandably.

But with Labour MPs complimenting Thatcher and delaying Brexit

It's only a matter of time

Thatcher's awful reign serves as an example as to how mass privatization is a huge debacle.

I must say I'm really impressed at how much of a journalistic approach you have.

You don't incorporate too much bias.

Which is a bad habit of mine.

Everyone has some type of bias. I favour Leavers and especially Labour Leavers

Yes, it's good to be opinionated.

I'm also a Liverpool fan from East London, which means I have a strong opinion over both the Hillsborough Disaster and the differences between classes

Oh I see, that's cool.

I was actually born in South London but I spent most of my life in Cambridge.

Ah ok

I'm mixed race myself

Bangoli Muslim father