All this talk of "intimidation" and "democracy" ultimately boils down to: how dare you vote for someone who's not your preordained Labour MP? It's not intimidation to be asked "why are you in the genocide party if you don't agree with genocide" it's common sense and basic democratic practice.
If only someone had noticed this anti democratic instinct in both Keir Starmer and his wider circle. Or if someone had noticed it, if only we had some kind of industry or profession where that information could be disseminated to the public. Oh well.
From the people who brought you 'talking about my voting record is violence'