I will still be voting Labour but this doesn't look good.
Thing is, what were the alternatives for Labour in both leadership elections? Burnham couldn't break through and looked spineless after abstaining on the welfare bill (which I still think cost him the leadership), Kendall was running a campaign based on ideas that had just lost an election, Cooper was uninspiring, although has improved since, which left Corbyn. The following year with the 'challenge' reminded me more of Everton's title challenges - pointless, since the only other candidate was Owen Smith, who frankly doesn't look like he could inspire a door to open. Which left Corbyn.
There's a hell of a lot of people in and outside the party screaming 'BAD LEADER', and much of this is valid, but it's pointless without suggesting anyone better and/or coming forward themselves. Hilary Benn was outspoken, but never challenged him. Umunna has never challenged him. Jarvis won't either. Why? It's easy to blame the whole 'membership having a vote' thing, but as someone who became a member to vote in both leadership elections, a good option in either one of the votes above would've changed where mine went, and I doubt I'm alone in that.
I'm only 27 but I've voted Labour in every election - I wasn't Green last time or Lib Dem in 2015. There are so many of us blaming each other here and not trying to find any solutions.