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"Jack Merritt’s father is using his son's death to score political points 2 days before an election. Is this something you would or wouldn't do?" In what way is he doing this? | |||
"I’m sorry but how do you know he’s trying to ‘score points’ ?" What's the weather like today on planet naive? | |||
"I’m sorry but how do you know he’s trying to ‘score points’ ? What's the weather like today on planet naive?" You tell us. | |||
"I’m sorry but how do you know he’s trying to ‘score points’ ? What's the weather like today on planet naive?" Sunny with 50% risk of irony  | |||
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"I’m sorry but how do you know he’s trying to ‘score points’ ? What's the weather like today on planet naive?" You tell me? | |||
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"Jack Merritt’s father is using his son's death to score political points 2 days before an election. Is this something you would or wouldn't do?" His son is dead. Who are we to judge.... | |||
"Jack Merritt’s father is using his son's death to score political points 2 days before an election. Is this something you would or wouldn't do?" Only after the Tory party ignored his explicit request not to politicise the death and some UKIP idiot told him that his son's death was his own fault due to his political beliefs. I dont see it as political point scoring. I see it as standing up for his son's beliefs and respecting his memory | |||
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