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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"I was surprised this was raised on QT.
Given the way QT has gone in the last few years, personally, I wasn't in the slightest.
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The question should have been, how did he slip security and why on a strange scooter?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I was surprised this was raised on QT.
Given the way QT has gone in the last few years, personally, I wasn't in the slightest.
The question should have been, how did he slip security and why on a strange scooter?
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Historically, politicians of some note have been absolute sods. Didn't stop them being effective in their position. What's changed is media coverage. 50 years ago, this would not have been in the news.
Also, the French, generally, don't seem to be as puritanical as we. |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
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"I was surprised this was raised on QT.
Given the way QT has gone in the last few years, personally, I wasn't in the slightest.
The question should have been, how did he slip security and why on a strange scooter?
Historically, politicians of some note have been absolute sods. Didn't stop them being effective in their position. What's changed is media coverage. 50 years ago, this would not have been in the news.
Also, the French, generally, don't seem to be as puritanical as we. "
Outwith Paris they are even more puritanical than the Brits but 1) they haven't been told till now and 2) they know not much will change. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I was surprised this was raised on QT.
Given the way QT has gone in the last few years, personally, I wasn't in the slightest.
The question should have been, how did he slip security and why on a strange scooter?
Historically, politicians of some note have been absolute sods. Didn't stop them being effective in their position. What's changed is media coverage. 50 years ago, this would not have been in the news.
Also, the French, generally, don't seem to be as puritanical as we.
Outwith Paris they are even more puritanical than the Brits but 1) they haven't been told till now and 2) they know not much will change."
The Brits? Or the English, Onny...  ? |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"I was surprised this was raised on QT.
Given the way QT has gone in the last few years, personally, I wasn't in the slightest.
The question should have been, how did he slip security and why on a strange scooter?
Historically, politicians of some note have been absolute sods. Didn't stop them being effective in their position. What's changed is media coverage. 50 years ago, this would not have been in the news.
Also, the French, generally, don't seem to be as puritanical as we.
Outwith Paris they are even more puritanical than the Brits but 1) they haven't been told till now and 2) they know not much will change.
The Brits? Or the English, Onny... ?"
Brits. I know it's a generalisation as these things must be but yes, the Brits. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I was surprised this was raised on QT.
Given the way QT has gone in the last few years, personally, I wasn't in the slightest.
The question should have been, how did he slip security and why on a strange scooter?
Historically, politicians of some note have been absolute sods. Didn't stop them being effective in their position. What's changed is media coverage. 50 years ago, this would not have been in the news.
Also, the French, generally, don't seem to be as puritanical as we.
Outwith Paris they are even more puritanical than the Brits but 1) they haven't been told till now and 2) they know not much will change.
The Brits? Or the English, Onny... ?
Brits. I know it's a generalisation as these things must be but yes, the Brits."
Does that pain you to say that? |
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By *nnyMan
over a year ago
Glasgow |
"I was surprised this was raised on QT.
Given the way QT has gone in the last few years, personally, I wasn't in the slightest.
The question should have been, how did he slip security and why on a strange scooter?
Historically, politicians of some note have been absolute sods. Didn't stop them being effective in their position. What's changed is media coverage. 50 years ago, this would not have been in the news.
Also, the French, generally, don't seem to be as puritanical as we.
Outwith Paris they are even more puritanical than the Brits but 1) they haven't been told till now and 2) they know not much will change.
The Brits? Or the English, Onny... ?
Brits. I know it's a generalisation as these things must be but yes, the Brits.
Does that pain you to say that?"
Yes. I'm not overly bothered about individual's morality (within the law) but when there's an attempt to impose it on others, that's unacceptable in my book. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"His alleged mistress is really pretty tho
And if she looked like the back end of a bus? 
It ought not to matter. You either believe cheating is cheating or you don't."
Well, quite. It's shocking how many don't though. |
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