Where did it all go wrong for Jeremy Corbyn and Labour?

And now, after the worst result for the party in living memory, and in this radically different political landscape, the political recriminations have already begun.
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[FlatspinZA]

2017 - Labour promised to honour the result of the EU Referendum.
2019 - Labour had no position on Brexit beyond holding a second EU Referendum.
It doesn't take a rocket scientist to work out where Labour went wrong.

[ancietman]

Its simple in 2017 Labour said we will honour the referendum result, we will support leaving the EU then once MPs got elected they blocked a deal, blocked no deal and wouldn't allow an election until they run out of excuses. Now in 2019 they say trust us, vote for us what did they think would happen?.

[frazerspence]

I'll tell you where it went wrong. Not listening to the electorate.

[CheeseSarny]

Labour no longer represents what I believe. Their swing towards the extreme left sickens me.

[johnjackson]

Before watching: "Let's see if they understand the reasons why Labour lost".
After watching: "Nope".

[jbagger]

It all went wrong when blue checks on twitter thought that twitter is a reflection of reality, many of these blue checkmarks work at CH4.

[CHIL]

Labour's disdain for the working classes began under Blair and was compounded when Brown called a constituent "a bigoted woman" because of her concerns over the levels of immigration.

[pawl]

Maybe if labor supported working people instead of importing migrants, they would be more popular. Just a thought...

[xXTUCXx]

Simples, Ignoring democracy, communism, identity politics, calling huge chunks of the electorate stupid and momentum

[bigheadbob]

I’m sure referring to each other as “comrades” didn’t go down to well. Was embarrassing to witness and endure. Thank god it’s over

[steveclemons]

I’ll tell you why labour got stuffed at the polls Corbyn, Abbott, mc donnell !!!! Nuf said

[spearmint]

I feel sorry for Caroline Flint.
A decent and honorable MP, lost her seat because of Corbyn and Starmer.
And those arseholes kept theirs.

[piersmartin]

The only one who voted labour wouldn't even go on camera classic

[helenagordon]

The democratic voice of the people was Leave. What right had Jeremy and Ms Swindon plot to revoke this decision? They pay the price.

[Mitjitsu]

Blaming it entirely on Corbyn is scapegoating from the Labour party. The fundamental problem was the PLP's contempt for Brexit, and trying to overturn it by any means necessary.

[johnberger]

"Where did it all go wrong for Jeremy Corbyn?" Probably the day he was born!

[JustMe-uclt]

Politicians need to learn to listen to the wishes of the constituents they purport to represent.

[donleyp]

It is striking to me the sad faces on these "un-biased journalists".

[deludedjester]

Burgon seemed more concerned at losing colleagues than voters! Astonishing.

[nickjones]

Well, considering the mounting evidence of right wing vote rigging and coercion within the labour party, and who became party leader, its pretty clear that Kier Stammer is what went wrong for Jeremy Corbyn. When you put all the pieces together, its pretty damning.