Yeah it's fun to see them destroyed, but I saw that with repubs when Obama was elected and look how that turned out.
This is Starmer's biggest task and the reason why so many people are sceptical. We know that centrist neo-liberalism might work for a bit butv tends to collapse in the face of rising populism (see France, USA, even here etc) My problem with Starmer is that he seems to represent that and that will lead to the rise of the right.
I liked and voted for Corbyn's policies as many did, but he was a weak leader, Starmer seems to be made of sterner stuff, but he is playing to small the c conservative majority. My hope is that he is making the Labour party as small a target as possible to woo those voters and get into power with a large majority and once in, they'll begin to shift towards the left. People need to see government really working for them and that means proper socialist policies, otherwise it'll just be seen as more of the same and we will eventually end up with a Farage or Badendoch as Prime Minister. A Cameron-lite government, which lots of people fear from Starmer, would create even more fertile ground for populism.
I'm lucky enough to live in a constituency where the Greens stand a very real chance of winning and as a result I will be voting for them as I want parliament to be as left of centre as possible. If I was in any doubt about Labour's victory, I would switch my vote to make sure we got rid of the Tories, but thankfully that doesn't seem to be an issue. My hope is that the Lib Dems beat the Tories and become the party of opposition, but that's probably just a dream, unless we have another D-Day moment.