A hashtag is born
Jeremy Corbyn voted against British intervention in Iraq in 2003, and has now promised to apologise to Iraqis on behalf of the Labour Party for the subsequent war.
It is a bold move and one which is defining the leadership debate at the moment.
But if Jeremy Corbyn can apologise for a war he wasn’t directly responsible for, what else can he take the blame for? This is the (somewhat crude) thinking behind the trending hashtag on Twitter #CorbynApologies
Let us delve into the best efforts:
Jeremy Corbyn to apologise for yesterday at the Oval #corbynapologies
— Al Murray the 318 (@almurray) August 21, 2015
Corbyn to apologise for the poor standard of tea served in modern coffee shops. #Corbynapologies
— Dean Burnett (@garwboy) August 21, 2015
Jeremy Corbyn intends to apologise on behalf of whoever it was that let the dogs out. #corbynapologies
— Larry the Cat (@Number10cat) August 21, 2015
#corbyn to apologise for the Amstrad [email protected] #corbynapologiespic.twitter.com/IJku1gDgFr
— Dr Cromarty (@drcromarty) August 21, 2015
Jeremy Corbyn to apologise for people who say ‘expresso’. #corbynapologies
— James Martin (@Pundamentalism) August 21, 2015
#corbynapologiesshould be a real thing. A telephone message service that can apologise for adultery, forgotten anniversaries & illegal wars
— Tim Stanley (@timothy_stanley) August 21, 2015
Jeremy Corbyn to apologise for USB keys not going in the slot on the first try. #corbynapologies
— Stephen Sadler (@ISayPorter) August 21, 2015
Jeremy Corbyn to apologise for Mumford and Sons. #corbynapologies
— Hannah (@HanSchneids) August 21, 2015
#corbynapologiesCorbyn to apologise for the rise of Donald Trump
— Michael Noctor (@NoCtOrIoUs98) August 21, 2015
#corbynapologiesfor Katie Hopkins
— Ted Clubber Lang (@_Gavlaaa) August 21, 2015
Coldplay #corbynapologies
— tom pawley (@tom_pawley) August 21, 2015
#corbynapologiesJeremy apologises for the dramatic fall in razor blade and tie sales
— Chris Higgins (@Chiggie_77) August 21, 2015
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