Neither am I, but everybody falling for his free money tree. Oh there's a problem, what on earth will you do "I'll throw £200 billion at it".
Weak weak leader who would role over at anything. Trusting him with negotiations, he would give into anything the EU would want.
Problem is Corbyn can promise the earth with nothing to lose and people are swallowing it hook, line and sinker :s I'm amazed people haven't learnt from the last 30 or so years :|
Weak leader?
He's basically told the "elite" and establishment to do one and stands by his principles, even if people don't like them.
When most of the party turned because they didn't get their own way, he told them to GTFO.
I wouldn't say that was weakness.
He hasn't actually had to stand upto the first bit yet - easy to say - implementation speaks louder.
He only turned on the party when in a position to get someone else to do the dirty work for him - before that he was all just words for quite awhile.
EDIT: I wouldn't say he was weak, but he almost always goes for the soft option out of misguided principle and prefers if other's get their hands dirty for him other than when it suits him for appearance's sake - while it would be unfair to portray him as a champagne socialist he is much more leaning that way than people generally perceive.
The real problem with Corbyn is that the ultimate end goal with him is preserving the institution of things often misinterpreted as looking after people's interests - its a subtle but quite dangerous difference as ultimately when it comes to it he'd sacrifice to the last man to preserve the institution.